Mesa

337–360 of 436 companies

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  SolarCycle

  Energy

  SolarCycle is a pioneering startup operating in the renewable energy sector, specifically focusing on the recycling of end-of-life solar panels. The company was established by experts in renewable energy, sustainability, and recycling, with a clear vision to create a circular economy for the solar industry. SolarCycle's primary service involves the transportation, sorting, and recycling of expired solar panels, extracting 95% of the value from these panels and returning it to the supply chain. This is a significant improvement on the industry standard recovery rate, which currently stands below 50%.SolarCycle's business model is geared towards serving solar companies who are committed to sustainable recycling practices. Since its inception in 2022, the company has earned the trust of leading solar companies and has become a member of several industry associations, including the Solar Energy Industries Association's National PV Recycling Program, Advanced Energy United, and American Clean Power. These partnerships not only enhance SolarCycle's credibility but also help to increase the industry's commitment to recycling and environmentally responsible end-of-life management.SolarCycle's revenue is likely generated from service fees charged to solar companies for the recycling of their expired panels. The company's advanced recycling technology allows it to extract valuable materials such as glass, silicon, silver, copper, and aluminum from old solar panels, which can then be used in the production of new panels. This not only contributes to a domestic supply of essential materials but also promotes a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to solar energy production.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $36.6M raised

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  Sonoran Wellness & Rehab LLC

  Wellness & beauty

  Sonoran Wellness & Rehab LLC provides chiropractic care and rehabilitation services in Mesa, Arizona. Dr. Rodriguez's journey into chiropractic care was influenced by witnessing his mother's struggles with neck and back pain, which led him to pursue a career in healthcare. He earned an undergraduate degree in Exercise and Wellness from Arizona State University, where he graduated with Magna Cum Laude honors in 2007. Following an internship as a physical therapy technician, he discovered the benefits of chiropractic treatments and enrolled at Palmer West Chiropractic College, graduating with a Doctor of Chiropractic in 2014. The business operates on a patient-service model, generating revenue through fees for consultations and treatments. Sonoran Wellness & Rehab caters to individuals experiencing a range of conditions, including back pain, extremity pain, and injuries from motor vehicle accidents. The clinic offers a variety of techniques tailored to patient needs, such as manual adjusting, drop table, activator methods, and cupping. Dr. Rodriguez is also a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP), with additional training to identify and treat subluxation patterns in extremities. Beyond adjustments, the clinic's services include Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) to address scar tissue, Kinesiology Taping for stability and healing, and personalized exercise prescriptions. The initial patient visit, which includes an assessment, exam, and adjustment, is approximately an hour long, with subsequent visits lasting about ten to fifteen minutes. Dr. Rodriguez has advanced certifications in Myofascial Decompression (Cupping), Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, and Kinesiology Taping. His educational background includes working as a dissector and tutor in a cadaver lab and participating in various clubs like the Sports Council and Neurology during his time at Palmer West.

  Early stage

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  Spark Green Homes

  Real estate

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $500K raised

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  Spartan Infrastructure

  Energy

  Spartan specializes in the construction of high-voltage transmission lines, operating within the energy infrastructure and utilities market. The company's core value proposition is its capacity to self-perform all significant aspects of a project, from procurement to final construction. This integrated approach provides clients with a single point of responsibility and control over project execution.The business model is centered on securing and executing large, complex transmission projects, such as the 18-mile 345kV line mentioned in its history. Revenue is generated through contracts for these procure-and-construct projects. Spartan's competitive differentiation is rooted in its 30 years of industry experience, which enables it to manage complex logistical challenges involving specialized heavy equipment, technical services, and skilled construction personnel.The company emphasizes a strong safety record, quality assurance, and adherence to project timelines, having demonstrated the ability to deliver projects ahead of schedule. Its target clients are likely utility companies and other entities requiring the development or upgrading of high-voltage power transmission infrastructure.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Sprk

  Real estate

  Breakout · $43.6M raised

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  Stepwyze

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  StreamingMeme

  Media

  StreamingMeme operates as an editorially-curated news aggregation service with a singular focus on the streaming technology sector. His career includes nearly twenty years in the streaming media industry, notably serving as the editor, VP, and conference chair for Streaming Media magazine and its associated events from 2004 until July 2022. This extensive background provides the foundation for StreamingMeme's editorial direction. After his long tenure at Streaming Media, Schumacher-Rasmussen also took on the role of Chief Marketing Officer at id3as, a UK-based software development startup that created Norsk, a low-code platform for building live streaming workflows. StreamingMeme functions by scanning hundreds of sources daily to identify and surface the most important stories impacting the market. The content is distributed through its website, which serves as the central hub for its aggregated news. The business model is not explicitly detailed but aligns with content platforms that may leverage advertising, sponsored content, or premium subscription tiers. The platform targets a niche audience of industry insiders, offering them a time-saving tool to stay informed on market trends, technological advancements, and business news without needing to sift through numerous generalist tech news outlets.

  Early stage

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  String Theory

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Studentloanprocessors

  Early stage

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  SUMMIT AUTOMATION

  Robotics

  Summit Automation engineers and manufactures automation systems for residential and commercial doors and windows. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Mesa, Arizona. In 2022, veteran entrepreneur Patrick J. Gruetzmacher and his wife, Brenda, purchased the company. Patrick, the CEO, has over 30 years of experience in manufacturing, aerospace, and defense, in addition to a background in construction and service in the U.S. Army. Brenda, the CFO, has over two decades of experience in customer service, finance, and sales management. Summit Automation provides solutions for architects, builders, homeowners, and window and door manufacturers. Its clients include luxury homes, high-rise condos, and businesses like Chick-fil-A, for whom they designed a custom system for the front doors of its corporate headquarters. The company's business model involves inventing, engineering, and manufacturing its systems in-house, which allows for custom-engineered solutions. Its product line includes automation for multi-slide doors, pivot doors, and windows, designed to handle large and heavy structures. Their motors, such as the Tahoe, Sierra, Peak, and Everest models, are designed to handle various door weights and configurations. The company also offers retrofit motor configurations like the FMS for installations with limited space. Control options for their systems are diverse, including wall switches, motion sensors, keypads, biometrics, secure phone apps, and voice commands compatible with platforms like Alexa and Google Home. The company's products are ETL Listed and UL325 Compliant, ensuring they meet safety standards for specification in architectural projects. Summit Automation prides itself on being a family and veteran-owned American company. Their systems are noted for being smooth, quiet, and dependable, utilizing aerospace-grade materials for durability.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Sun Valley Health

  Health

  Early stage

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  Super Gen Labs

  Enterprise software

  SGL operates in the digital services market, specializing in the development of custom web and mobile applications. The company targets clients seeking comprehensive digital solutions, specifically those interested in its 'Pro' or 'Elite' service plans.The core business model revolves around creating tailored digital products, such as landing pages and applications, complete with secure hosting, search engine optimization (SEO), and a predefined number of pages, features, and API integrations. A key component of its client acquisition strategy is a risk-free demo, allowing potential high-tier customers to experience the service before making a financial commitment. However, the company reserves the right to decline demo requests.Revenue is generated through tiered service plans and the sale of add-ons. Clients can purchase additional pages, forms, API integrations, or multilingual support for extra fees, enabling scalable and customized solutions.

  Early stage

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  SuperSol

  Security

  SuperSol is a blockchain infrastructure company developing a Layer-2 (L2) scaling solution specifically designed for the Solana network. The company's primary objective is to address network congestion and performance bottlenecks on Solana by enhancing its throughput, stabilizing transaction costs, and improving overall network reliability. SuperSol serves developers and companies in high-growth, high-transaction sectors, particularly GameFi (blockchain gaming), DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks), and decentralized finance (DeFi). This background directly informs SuperSol's mission to scale Solana without compromising its core attributes of speed and security. The project's ideation began in the third quarter of 2024, with development starting in the fourth quarter of the same year. SuperSol has secured undisclosed amounts in two seed funding rounds, with institutional investors including Ajna Capital and Marinade Finance. SuperSol's core technology is its 'Evanescent Rollups', a demand-driven approach where transactions are processed off-chain and then batched into cryptographic proofs that are settled on the Solana mainnet. This architecture is designed to provide instant transaction settlement and scalable performance without overloading the base layer or fragmenting liquidity, as all transactions ultimately settle back on Solana. The platform also offers a Chain Development Kit (CDK), allowing developers to build and customize their own application-specific blockchains that are interoperable within the Solana ecosystem. This modular approach aims to lower barriers for developers, foster a more inclusive ecosystem, and ultimately facilitate the onboarding of more users to Solana.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Swagger Soccer Academy

  Sports

  Swagger Soccer Academy focuses on developing soccer players through a holistic approach that includes personal and strength training, mental resistance coaching, goal setting, and pathway development opportunities. The academy's stated aim is to provide tools and resources for individuals to coach and play soccer with confidence. Its online presence indicates a "Coach Assistant App" is part of its offerings, although details on its features are limited as the company's website and products are noted to be in development.

  Early stage

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  Swarm Technology

  Robotics

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Swettek

  Early stage

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  Sycamore And Sage Nutrition LLC

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Synergis Education

  Education

  Synergis Education specializes in developing economically viable higher education programs by leveraging emerging technologies and fostering collaborative partnerships. The company serves universities and educational institutions, helping them design and implement engaging courses across various disciplines including healthcare, technology, education, and business. Synergis Education operates in the higher education market, focusing on enhancing the learning experience and increasing enrollment through integrated call center and admissions teams. The business model revolves around providing expertise and support in course development, driving scholarship and merit, and using multi-touch strategies to reach prospective students. Revenue is generated through partnerships with educational institutions, offering tailored solutions to meet their growth needs.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $45.7M raised

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  TAPLocal

  Marketing

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Task Aerospace

  Early stage

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  Tayloredfitness

  Wellness & beauty, Sports

  Early stage

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  Techcopilots

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Technocracy

  Health

  Early stage

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  Teknipure

  Early stage · 2–10 employees