Freeway
Arizona

Glendale

Data as of Oct 1, 2026
89
Companies
$100K
Venture funding in the last 12 months, 1 rounds
$2.8M
Venture funding, 2022–2026
3
Investor firms

Venture funding by year

* 2026 through Oct 2026. Rounds without a disclosed amount count as rounds, not dollars.
Show as a table
YearVenture fundingRounds
2019$00
2020$130K1
2021$480K3
2022$1.1M3
2023$1.1M3
2024$500K1
2025$100K2
2026*$00

Industries

  • Enterprise software8
  • Hosting6
  • Semiconductors6
  • Media5
  • Music5
  • Energy4
  • Fintech4
  • Food4
  • Health4
  • Marketing4

And 12 more industries.

Companies in Glendale

49–72 of 89 companies

  • Myfitwatch

    Fashion

    Early stage

  • Nameturf

    Real estate

    Early stage

  • Breakout · 51–200 employees

  • Early stage

  • Nurseyard

    Wellness & beauty

    Early stage

  • OnQGlobal is a professional services company that operates in the high tech, data center, and manufacturing markets. The company offers a range of services including project management, staff augmentation, and specialized resources for testing and performance verification. OnQGlobal serves a variety of industries such as semiconductor, bio-pharmaceutical, telecommunications, and solar technology. The business model revolves around providing both long-term and short-term professional resources to large projects, acting as representatives or partnering with existing teams to achieve a common vision. Revenue is generated through consulting fees, project management contracts, and specialized staffing services. OnQGlobal also emphasizes sustainable innovation, managing large-scale, eco-friendly projects to reduce environmental impact.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • Early stage

  • Early stage · 1 employees

  • Early stage

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Pkosh

    Telecom

    Early stage

  • Project Smile AZ is a nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading joy and kindness through various initiatives. Operating in the charitable sector, the organization collaborates with over 50 grassroots organizations globally to make a positive impact. The primary beneficiaries include hospitalized patients, homeless individuals, cancer patients, veterans, and children in need. Project Smile AZ's business model relies on donations and volunteer support to fund and execute its activities. Revenue is generated through contributions made via Patreon and PayPal, as well as through various fundraising events and drives. The organization distributes handmade cards, care packages, and smile kits, which include art supplies and other essentials, to bring smiles to those who need it most. The mission is to inspire youth to become changemakers and 'smile makers,' fostering a culture of kindness and community support.

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • Propoolsolutions

    Hosting, Semiconductors

    Early stage

  • Public Safety IQ

    Enterprise software

    Public Safety IQ develops secure, AI-native tools specifically for public safety professionals, with an initial focus on the fire service. The founders started the company to address a gap in the market, having spent their careers using generic software not designed for the realities of their work. Their mission is to provide practical tools that reduce administrative burdens, improve performance, and support the well-being of first responders. The company's approach is education-first, aiming to help agencies understand and safely adopt artificial intelligence while ensuring human judgment remains central to decision-making. Their products are designed to integrate an agency's specific policies, knowledge, and data, making the tools feel like consulting a veteran with decades of experience rather than a generic large language model. Public Safety IQ offers two main products: FireIQ and CQI IQ. FireIQ is a custom AI tool for fire departments that turns an organization's standard operating procedures, training materials, and protocols into a source for cited answers and retention drills. It acts as a department-controlled knowledge layer. CQI IQ is a tool built on an agency's specific protocols to provide real-time and post-submittal reviews of electronic Patient Care Reports (ePCRs), identifying issues in documentation, compliance, clinical care, and billing. These solutions aim to improve consistency, protect revenue, and provide leaders with better operational visibility.

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Early stage

  • Early stage

  • Refugee Education and Clinic Team (REACT) operates as a non-profit, student-led initiative focused on addressing healthcare disparities within the refugee and asylee communities of Maricopa County, Arizona. The organization was founded in 2017 by students from Arizona State University (ASU) and was originally named Trident Medical Organization. It later rebranded to REACT to reflect a significant collaboration with students from the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine. A key milestone was the opening of its free clinic on the ASU West campus in 2022.REACT's operational framework is built on a direct-service model, functioning as a crucial entry point into the U.S. healthcare system for its clients. The organization is structured into three interdependent branches: Clinical, Education, and Operations. The Clinical Branch manages a student-run clinic that provides services such as health screenings, physical exams, social service referrals, and specialty referrals under the supervision of licensed providers. The Education Branch conducts workshops on health topics and assesses community health needs. The Operations Branch handles the administrative and logistical aspects, including budget management and strategic analysis. The clinic, which operates on select Saturdays by appointment, also arranges free transportation and provides interpretation services in multiple languages, including Arabic, Pashto, Dari, and Somali, to overcome common barriers to access. The initiative provides a platform for pre-health and medical students to gain practical experience while serving the community. These student volunteers are central to the organization's ability to deliver care and build trusting relationships with the communities they serve.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • Rightweigh

    Music, Dating

    Early stage

  • Scorpionridge

    Home & living

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • Breakout · 51–200 employees

  • snaplyst

    Real estate

    Snaplyst operates in the real estate market, providing comprehensive visual content solutions to realtors and property owners. The company specializes in high-quality HDR photography, immersive 3D tours, detailed floorplans, and engaging marketing materials designed to enhance property listings. Snaplyst's services are tailored to increase the visibility and appeal of real estate listings, leading to faster sales and higher sales prices per square foot. The business model revolves around offering a variety of content packages that clients can choose from, ensuring that all visual aspects of a property are professionally covered. Snaplyst generates revenue through service fees charged for its photography and content creation packages. The primary clients include real estate agents, property owners, and rental managers who seek to improve their property listings' attractiveness and market performance.

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • Spottoshop

    Wellness & beauty

    Early stage

  • Strongmagic

    Media, Event tech

    Early stage

  • Early stage

Recent venture rounds

CompanyRoundAmountDateInvestors
BiokriptEarly VC$100KNov 2025Google Cloud
RTA FleetSeries AUndisclosedApr 2025Susquehanna Growth Equity, PHX Ventures
AbstraktSeed$500KAug 2024Not disclosed
BiokriptSeries AUndisclosedOct 2023FasterCapital
BiokriptSeed$90KJun 2023Not disclosed
Bundle X JoySeed$1.0MMar 2023R/GA Ventures, Leap Venture Studio, Digitalis Ventures +2 more
AbstraktEarly VC$540KSep 2022Not disclosed
Bundle X JoySeedUndisclosedApr 2022Not disclosed
AbstraktSeed$610KFeb 2022Not disclosed
AbstraktAngel$130KOct 2021Panoramic Ventures, BIP Ventures
Investors based here
Accelerators and programs

No programs listed here.

Source: Dealroom, data as of Oct 1, 2026. Venture funding sums venture-type rounds with a disclosed amount; rounds raised by companies already public or bought out are left out. The last 12 months run from Nov 2025 to Oct 2026.

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