Mesa

265–288 of 436 companies

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  Optimum HQ

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Oro Express Mesa Pawn and Gold

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ossarizona

  Early stage

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  OVE Transport

  Transportation

  OVE Transport LLC operates as a federally authorized freight broker specializing in automobile transportation across the United States. Based in Arizona, the firm functions as an intermediary, connecting clients who need to ship vehicles with a network of transportation carriers. The company's registered business address is in Queen Creek, Arizona, with a contact office in Mesa. The firm's service portfolio is designed to accommodate a diverse range of transportation needs. It offers both open carrier and enclosed auto transport, providing options for standard vehicles as well as high-value, classic, or luxury cars that require protection from the elements. A key feature is its door-to-door service, which simplifies logistics for clients by arranging pickup and delivery directly at their specified locations. The company also has provisions for transporting non-running or inoperable vehicles. OVE Transport serves both individual and commercial markets. The private client segment includes individuals relocating for personal or professional reasons, students, seasonal travelers ('snowbirds'), and online car buyers. The commercial division caters to businesses such as car dealerships, offering auction-to-dealer and dealer-swap transport. It also provides solutions for corporate relocations and fleet management programs.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  OXbyEL Technologies

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $400K raised

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  Paintedsand

  Fashion

  Early stage

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  Panda Pest Control

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Parent Projects Real Estate

  Real estate

  Parent Projects Real Estate operates as a specialized network connecting families with real estate professionals experienced in senior-friendly transactions. The company is part of the broader Parent Projects™ platform, which aims to assist families navigating significant life transitions involving aging parents, such as downsizing, relocating, or adapting a home. It originated in 2016 as “SeniorMoves,” a service in the Phoenix area focused on senior move management. The COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed the transformation into a safe online marketplace to directly connect industry experts with families undertaking what the company terms “Parent Projects.” Today, the platform integrates human-centered AI technology to connect people with information and verified age-friendly businesses. The business model centers on providing a digital enablement platform that guides families through the process of rightsizing and other senior-related transitions. It offers tools, community access, and connections to a vetted network of local businesses called the Guild™, which includes real estate professionals, senior move managers, and care providers. The company verifies these businesses to ensure they can meet the unique needs of seniors and their families without employing high-pressure sales tactics. For families, Parent Projects provides resources like an e-magazine, media series with expert interviews, and an AI-assisted family planner to help organize and manage a parent's situation. Their Connect™ app serves as a central online community space for resources, provider access, and planning tools.

  Early stage

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  Peak Software Corp

  Early stage

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  Pearson Eyecare Group

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Penchalet

  Fashion

  Early stage

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  Persefoni

  Enterprise software

  Persefoni is a startup that operates in the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) technology market, specifically focusing on carbon accounting. The company has developed a platform that allows businesses to manage their emissions data with the same level of accuracy, transparency, and control as their financial data. This is particularly important in today's business environment where companies are under increasing pressure to disclose their carbon footprints and demonstrate their commitment to sustainability.Persefoni's platform turns existing business data into an accurate carbon footprint, using a calculation engine that aligns with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHGP) and the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF). This means it takes into account all types of emissions, from direct emissions produced by a company's own operations (scope 1) to indirect emissions from both purchased electricity (scope 2) and other sources in the company's value chain (scope 3).The platform also features a Carbon Activity Ledger, which provides a detailed record of a company's emissions, helping to minimize climate disclosure risks and meet regulatory requirements. This ledger can be scaled to match a business's growth and changing needs.Persefoni's business model involves partnering with consulting, technology, and standard-setting firms to provide comprehensive solutions for businesses on their journey to carbon neutrality. The platform can integrate with other ESG reporting and key performance indicator (KPI) tools, such as Novata, to maintain visibility across portfolio companies.In terms of revenue, Persefoni likely operates on a subscription-based model, charging businesses for access to its platform and services.

  Late stage · 51–200 employees · $187.2M raised

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  Personalformula

  Early stage

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  Pew Law Center, PLLC

  Legal

  Pew Law Center, PLLC is a law firm based in Mesa, Arizona, specializing in bankruptcy, tax law, and personal injury cases. The firm is led by its founder, Lawrence "D" Pew, who serves as the Managing Attorney. His early career included a role as a Financial Analyst at IBM in Silicon Valley, where he managed a billion-dollar budget. He later attended law school in San Diego, focusing on business planning, tax, contracts, real estate, and estate planning. After returning to Arizona, he worked at a boutique law firm focusing on estate planning and asset protection before joining a large consumer law firm where he gained extensive experience in bankruptcy cases. This background led him to establish the Pew Law Center with a vision for a client-focused firm. The firm's primary business is providing legal representation to clients facing financial distress, offering services for Chapter 7, 11, and 13 bankruptcy filings, as well as tax-related issues. It also handles personal injury cases. The business operates by providing legal counsel and representation in exchange for legal fees. The firm has assisted over 2,000 clients in eliminating more than $100 million in debt and taxes. Pew Law Center has offices in Mesa and Peoria, Arizona.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Phantom Tint

  Energy

  Phantom Tint, LLC is a specialized service provider based in Mesa, Arizona, focusing on the installation of protective films and coatings for automotive, residential, and commercial clients. The firm is owned and operated by John L., who has cultivated a strong reputation for high-quality installations and exceptional customer communication. The company's origins are rooted in the founder's personal experiences. John started the business partly due to his own condition of photophobia, aiming to offer solutions that mitigate the effects of harsh light and glare which can trigger migraines. Furthermore, Phantom Tint operates as a family-centric business, providing meaningful employment and skill development for the owner's brother, who has autism.The company's core services include the application of premium ceramic window tinting, paint protection film (PPF), commercial vinyl wraps, and ceramic coatings. For the automotive sector, Phantom Tint serves a wide range of vehicles from daily drivers to luxury and exotic cars, offering protection against the harsh Arizona climate, including rock chips, scratches, and UV exposure. Its PPF installations utilize self-healing and hydrophobic films applied with precision-cut patterns for a seamless finish.In the architectural space, the firm provides window tinting solutions for residential and commercial properties designed to reduce energy costs by blocking solar heat, minimize glare, and protect interior furnishings from fading. Commercial services also extend to vinyl wraps, turning vehicles and storefronts into branding assets. The business model is service-based, generating revenue through expert installation of these protective products. The company also demonstrates a commitment to social responsibility by actively raising awareness and supporting research for pancreatic cancer.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Pharaoh Developers

  Enterprise software

  Pharaoh Developers is a software development and IT services company that acts as a technical partner for its clients, which range from startups to established enterprises. The firm specializes in a broad array of engineering and advisory services. Its core engineering offerings include custom software development, mobile application development for both iOS and Android platforms, and web development. The company also provides services in emerging technology sectors such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and blockchain. In addition to development, the firm offers IT consultancy, product design, cybersecurity, and business intelligence services to help organizations optimize their technology strategy and operations. They also handle digital transformation projects, cloud migration, and provide ongoing maintenance and support. The company's business model is service-based, focusing on delivering tailored technology solutions that address specific client needs. It works collaboratively with client teams to design and implement systems, software, and applications. The firm operates globally with offices in several countries, including Egypt, the USA, Hong Kong, Ghana, UAE, Senegal, and Tunisia, allowing it to serve a diverse international clientele across various industries.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Phoenix Electronix

  Fintech

  Phoenix Electronix is a locally-owned business in Mesa, Arizona, specializing in the repair and sale of electronic devices. The company provides repair services for a wide range of electronics including phones, tablets, laptops, and game consoles from brands like Apple, Samsung, and Google. They address issues such as cracked screens, battery problems, charging ports, and water damage. Most repairs are completed within 30 minutes. The business operates on a direct-to-consumer model, offering services from its physical store. It positions itself with a low-price guarantee, promising to beat any local competitor's price for the same repair by $5. Additionally, all repairs come with a limited lifetime warranty against defects. The company employs industry-certified technicians to diagnose and fix devices. In addition to repairs, Phoenix Electronix buys and sells used devices. The company purchases smartphones, tablets, and laptops in any condition, providing instant quotes and on-the-spot payment, trade-ins, or store credit. For customers looking to purchase a device, it offers flexible financing and lease-to-own options, including in-house financing with no credit check for smartphones and tablets.

  Early stage

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  Phoenix Online Media

  Media, Marketing

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Pix-brix

  Kids

  Early stage

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  plunge, a plumbing co llc

  Real estate

  Plunge, a plumbing co. llc, operates as a specialized plumbing service provider for both residential and commercial clients in Arizona, focusing on Mesa, Gilbert, Phoenix, and the surrounding areas. The firm has built a reputation based on over 30 years of collective experience within the plumbing industry. The company's service offerings are comprehensive, covering general plumbing installations and repairs, drain cleaning, and 24/7 emergency services. A significant part of its business is dedicated to water treatment and heating solutions, including the installation, maintenance, and repair of tankless water heaters, whole-house water filters, and water softeners. This specialization addresses the water quality and efficiency needs of properties in its service region. Plunge states a commitment to using high-quality materials and current technology in its projects. The business model is service-oriented, focusing on direct-to-customer projects for homeowners and businesses. It emphasizes customer service through transparent, upfront pricing and detailed explanations of the work required. The company employs licensed and insured plumbers to ensure compliance and quality on all jobs. While specific founders or a detailed founding history are not publicly available, the company's operational focus is on establishing long-term client relationships and becoming a key service provider in its geographic market.

  Early stage

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  PoppyPocket

  Health, Fashion

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Power Quality Professionals

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  PowerOneData International

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Prenda

  Education

  Prenda operates within the alternative education sector, providing a platform and services for the creation and management of K-8 microschools. This experience, observing children engaged in self-directed learning, inspired him to establish the first Prenda microschool around his kitchen table in 2018 with seven students. The business model centers on enabling adults, referred to as "Guides," to lead small learning groups of 5-10 students, often in homes or community centers. Prenda provides these guides with a comprehensive toolkit, including curriculum, operational support, management software, and ongoing training. The curriculum combines third-party online tools like Khan Academy and Lexia with proprietary learning platforms developed by Prenda. The learning model is structured around four daily modes: connect, conquer, collaborate, and create, which incorporates project-based learning across various subjects. Revenue is generated through partnerships with state-credentialed educational institutions and state scholarship programs, such as Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), making the experience tuition-free for many families. In cases where public funding isn't available, Prenda offers a private-pay option. The company collects fees and distributes a portion to the guides. This model allows guides, who are not required to be accredited teachers, to earn an income while facilitating the microschools. Since its inception, Prenda has facilitated the creation of over 1,000 microschools, reaching nearly 10,000 students. The company has secured significant venture capital, including a $20 million Series B round in June 2022, to support its expansion into more states and enhance its program offerings.

  Breakout · 201–500 employees · $45.7M raised