Gilbert

97–120 of 309 companies

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  Heartitude

  Kids

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Helioscustomav

  Real estate

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Heritage Financial Strategies

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Hi Health Health Food Stores

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Hindsight Construction Technologies

  Real estate

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Home Time Bathrooms

  Home & living

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  HomeBids LLC

  Real estate

  HomeBids LLC operates a two-sided marketplace connecting homeowners with local contractors for home improvement projects. The software platform is designed to streamline the process of obtaining multiple bids, aiming to create transparency and competition, which can lead to better pricing for the homeowner.The business model centers on this marketplace, which is combined with a subscription service for contractors. Homeowners can post their home improvement jobs on the platform and subsequently receive competitive bids from various contractors. Contractors, in turn, subscribe to HomeBids to gain access to a pool of high-intent project opportunities, thereby growing their business. An early contractor program offers lifetime pricing and priority platform exposure. For contractors, the platform also provides tools such as access to local Facebook groups, messaging scripts, and an earnings simulator to help them secure jobs. A key aspect of the model is the affiliate revenue system, allowing contractors to earn recurring income from other contractors they refer to the platform. Even if a contractor does not win a specific job, their bid remains featured on the homeowner's dashboard, and they can earn from the competition they help bring in.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Homeladder

  Real estate

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Horse Spot

  Enterprise software

  Horse Spot is a premier equestrian technology platform designed to streamline the management of horse shows and equestrian events. Catering to show managers, exhibitors, and participants, Horse Spot offers a comprehensive suite of tools that include online entries, scheduling, real-time results, and payment processing. The platform is particularly valued for its user-friendly interface, which allows for efficient management of event logistics, from adding and scratching entries at the in-gate to instantly updating results online. Horse Spot operates within the equestrian sports market, providing a business model that likely includes subscription fees or service charges for its software solutions. By offering free trials, migrations, and support, the company aims to attract a broad range of clients, from small local events to large-scale competitions. The platform's commitment to modernizing horse show technology is evident in its focus on ease of use, accessibility, and transparency, making it a favored choice among equestrian professionals.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $200K raised

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  House of Henry Co

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  HouseQuest

  Real estate

  HouseQuest is a proptech company that enhances the real estate discovery process through its augmented reality (AR) mobile application. The platform allows users to point their phone at properties and instantly see an overlay of data, including estimated values, and whether homes are for sale, for rent, or were recently sold. This transforms a standard neighborhood walk or drive into an interactive and immersive property search experience. The company's core product is the HouseQuest AR app, available on iOS. This application provides a spatial and visual method for exploring real estate, moving beyond traditional map and grid-based searches. Users can view MLS listing details where supported, including photos, property descriptions, price, and agent information. A key feature is the company's personality-based matching intelligence engine, HiQ™, which helps users discover their home-buying personality and matches them with suitable properties, aiming for a more accurate and time-saving search process. HouseQuest targets both homebuyers and real estate agents. For buyers, it offers a more intuitive way to understand a property within the context of its actual street and neighborhood. For agents, the app serves as a tool to provide clients with immediate comparable properties and neighborhood context during showings. The business model appears to be centered around providing these advanced tools to participants in the real estate market, with specific solutions and training offered for agents.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  I.T. Workshop

  Security

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Iarepairaz

  Early stage

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  Idea Lab Designs

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  Impact China

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  INFRACEPT

  Security

  This firm delivers cybersecurity services specifically designed for modern businesses. Its core offerings address critical areas of digital security to protect operations, maintain client trust, and ensure compliance.The company conducts vulnerability assessments using established tools like Nmap, OpenVAS, and Nessus to identify and provide actionable plans for securing system gaps. For clients utilizing cloud infrastructure, it offers specialized AWS Cloud Security Reviews to audit configurations, secure access, and reduce exposure in cloud or hybrid environments.A significant component of its service portfolio is Cybersecurity Awareness Training for employees. This training aims to prevent common threats by reinforcing secure habits throughout a client's team. The firm also prepares clients for security incidents by guiding them through breach simulations and developing customized response workflows to minimize potential damage and downtime.The business model appears to be service-based, providing hands-on security practices and tailored strategies at competitive price points, positioning itself as an alternative to more complex and costly enterprise-level solutions.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Instasold

  Real estate

  Early stage

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  Insurance Brokers of Arizona

  Fintech

  The company provides personal, commercial, and life insurance solutions for individuals, families, and businesses, operating primarily in Arizona and California. IBOAZ functions as an independent broker, representing over 40 insurance carriers to offer clients comparative quotes for auto, home, business, and specialty insurance. The firm's business model centers on offering a wide selection of insurance products, including general liability, business owner's policies (BOP), commercial property, and cyber insurance. By evaluating a client's specific needs, the agency identifies the most suitable coverage and value from its network of insurers, which are all rated 'A' or better by AM Best. The business serves a diverse client base, from individuals and families seeking personal lines to small and mid-sized businesses requiring comprehensive commercial coverage. Revenue is generated through commissions paid by the insurance carriers for policies sold.In September 2025, ALKEME Insurance, a top 25 national brokerage, acquired Insurance Brokers of Arizona. The acquisition was part of ALKEME's strategy to expand its presence in the Southwest and integrate IBOAZ's digitally-focused distribution model.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Intraverse AI

  Enterprise software

  Intraverse AI offers a business model that directly challenges the prevalent subscription-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry by providing artificial intelligence solutions that clients purchase and own forever. The firm's offerings are divided into two main categories: custom-built AI systems and pre-built applications. The custom solutions are tailored to a client's specific workflows, with projects encompassing intelligent monitoring systems, automated data pipelines, document processing, and predictive analytics, typically delivered in two to four weeks. This service is aimed at organizations seeking AI tools precisely fitted to their operational needs.For businesses requiring faster implementation, Intraverse AI provides a catalog of pre-built, configurable applications. These include Incytex for market and competitor intelligence, DocuForge for converting documents into structured data, and Quibcl, a platform for creating and orchestrating AI agents as a digital workforce. The company’s business model is structured around a one-time purchase for the software, with optional setup and monthly support retainers available. Intraverse AI primarily serves professional services firms, mid-market manufacturers, and educational institutions. The company's core value proposition is enabling these organizations to invest in AI infrastructure as a permanent asset rather than a recurring operational expense, a perspective detailed in the firm's own market analyses which argue against climbing SaaS costs.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ionia

  Fintech

  Ionia operates as a next-generation fintech platform designed to provide a seamless and flexible financial service experience. The company specializes in white-label solutions, enabling businesses to offer their customers a range of financial services under their own brand. Key features include lucrative loyalty rewards on everyday purchases, the ability to spend cryptocurrency like cash, real-time non-custodial Buy Now, Pay Later options, and peer-to-peer payments. Ionia also boasts the largest merchant network, enhancing the value proposition for end-users.Ionia serves a diverse clientele, including retail businesses, financial institutions, and other enterprises looking to enhance their customer engagement and retention through innovative financial solutions. The company operates in the fintech market, which is characterized by rapid technological advancements and increasing consumer demand for digital financial services.The business model is primarily B2B (business-to-business), where Ionia partners with other companies to integrate its platform into their existing systems. Revenue is generated through a combination of subscription fees, transaction fees, and service charges, depending on the specific services utilized by the partner companies.In summary, Ionia leverages its patented technology to offer a comprehensive suite of financial services that enhance customer loyalty and provide flexible payment options. This positions the company as a valuable partner for businesses aiming to stay competitive in the evolving fintech landscape.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $4.5M raised

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  Ironwood Networks

  Early stage

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  Isagenix International

  Wellness & beauty, Food

  Isagenix International LLC is a global health and wellness company that provides a range of premium nutrition and personal care products designed to promote health, vitality, and sustainable living. The company serves a diverse clientele, including individuals seeking to improve their overall wellness, athletes looking for performance enhancement, and those interested in weight management and healthy aging. Operating in the health and wellness market, Isagenix employs a direct selling business model, leveraging a network of independent distributors to market and sell its products. This model allows the company to generate revenue through product sales and distributor memberships. Isagenix's product portfolio includes meal replacements, dietary supplements, energy boosters, and skincare products, all formulated with high-quality ingredients. The company also emphasizes environmental sustainability, incorporating eco-friendly packaging and supporting community initiatives through its IsaFoundation. By focusing on holistic wellness and community engagement, Isagenix aims to create a positive impact on both individual health and the planet.

  Breakout · 5001–10000 employees · $49.9M raised

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  It's My Leche

  Health

  It's My Leche, also known as Leche, operates in the infant nutrition and child care service sector, providing shelf-stable powdered donor breast milk and breast milk freeze-drying services. This personal experience fueled the mission to modernize breast milk, making it more accessible and convenient for a wide range of parents. The company's business model revolves around two primary services. First, it offers a service to freeze-dry a parent's own breast milk, transforming it into a powder that is shelf-stable for up to three years. This process preserves nutrients and immune factors while offering portability and a longer storage life. Second, Leche sources, screens, and processes donor breast milk into a shelf-stable powder, which it sells directly to consumers through its website. This initiative was partly a response to the 2022 infant formula shortage, which highlighted the need for more resilient infant feeding options. The company's target clients include formula-feeding families, adoptive parents, intended parents, and breastfeeding mothers seeking more flexibility. Leche's donor program, named Milkdrop, recruits and compensates U.S.-based mothers who undergo a health screening and blood tests. The company emphasizes safety and transparency, with a triple-testing protocol for donated milk to ensure it is free from contaminants and nutritionally standardized. This positions Leche as one of the few companies in its space that compensates donors and conducts extensive pre-production testing for safety. In addition to its core services, the company also sells related accessories such as specialized breast milk storage bags and colostrum collection kits.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  ITeffectivity

  Jobs & recruitment

  Early stage · 2–10 employees