Phoenix

1,249–1,272 of 2,570 companies

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  LGBTQ.ONE

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  lgnd energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Li9 Technology Solutions

  Security, Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Libraryhours

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Lïef Development

  Real estate

  This entity operates as a vertically integrated real estate firm, managing the entire lifecycle of property development from conception to sale. Its core services encompass architectural and interior design, general construction, and brand direction. The business model is built on having all key functions in-house, which includes a workforce of 250 subcontractors, to streamline project execution, reduce operational friction, and manage timelines effectively. This integrated structure enables the firm to adapt to challenges in real time and maintain strict quality standards.The company focuses on developing boutique communities, creating residential properties and community spaces. Its revenue is generated through the development and sale of these real estate projects. The firm's strategy centers on building entire communities rather than just individual homes, aiming to add value and create a lasting impact in its market.By controlling the design, construction, and branding processes, the firm aims to deliver cohesive and high-quality residential developments. The business profits alongside its partners and stakeholders through the successful execution and sale of its community projects.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Life Data Labs

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  LifeCore Group

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  LifeRise Solutions

  Real estate

  LifeRise Solutions provides premium lifestyle and wellness services to residents of luxury apartment communities in the Phoenix metropolitan area. The company operates on a B2B2C model, partnering with property management companies to offer amenities that enhance tenant satisfaction and property value. The core of its offering is the LifeRise Solutions App, a mobile application that allows residents to browse, schedule, book, and pay for a variety of services. These services include health and wellness, pet care, and event-related offerings. By consolidating these amenities into a single, easy-to-use platform, the company aims to improve resident retention and attract new tenants for its property management clients. For property managers, LifeRise serves as a third-party amenity provider, transforming apartment complexes into integrated communities focused on convenience and well-being. The business model involves charging fees for services booked through the app, with transactions processed securely within the platform. As a new business, its strategy is centered on building strong partnerships with management companies to embed its service as a key feature of modern residential living.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Lifespan Technology

  Enterprise software

  Lifespan Technology is a provider of IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) services, catering to large enterprises, corporate entities, and government departments across North America. Founded in 2002, the company specializes in managing the end-of-life for technology assets. Recently, in June 2026, Lifespan was acquired by DMD Systems Recovery, a governance-first ITAD company, to expand DMD's service platform and reuse-focused model. The company's business model centers on providing a comprehensive, single-vendor solution for retiring IT equipment. This process begins with logistics management, which includes the secure packing and transport of hardware from client locations, including data centers and remote employee homes. A core part of the service is secure data destruction, which can be performed on-site or at Lifespan's facilities through methods like erasure, degaussing, and physical shredding to ensure data security compliance. Following data sanitization, Lifespan assesses the equipment to determine its potential for reuse. Assets with market value are refurbished and resold through a remarketing program, which is designed as a revenue-sharing model to recover maximum value for the client. For equipment that cannot be resold, the company provides responsible, certified electronics recycling. Lifespan holds key industry certifications, including R2 (Responsible Recycling), which underscores its commitment to environmental and data security standards. Lifespan's clientele consists of organizations with large quantities of IT equipment, often across multiple locations. The company offers customized programs tailored to the specific needs of each organization, from continuous asset retirement plans to occasional pickups. Its services are designed to address the concerns of various internal stakeholders, including IT asset managers, by providing detailed audit reports and integrating disposition data into client asset management systems. The company’s services cover a wide range of hardware, including servers, data center equipment, desktop computers, laptops, and storage media.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Lifestyle Recruiters

  Jobs & recruitment

  Lifestyle Recruiters is a nationwide executive search firm specializing in the hospitality, retail, and consumer goods industries. Hook began her career before the prevalence of online professional networks, building a reputation based on direct relationships. The firm serves a range of clients from boutique hotels and large-scale resorts to companies in sectors like wellness, furniture, electronics, and apparel. It focuses on placing management, director, and C-level talent, including roles such as Executive Chefs, General Managers, and Directors of Operations. The business operates on several models, including contingency searches, retained searches for a more strategic partnership, and a monthly subscription model designed to proactively build a talent pipeline. A key feature of Lifestyle Recruiters' methodology is the use of personalized video outreach and market mapping to engage potential candidates, particularly passive A-players who are not actively searching for new opportunities. This approach aims to provide deeper insights into a candidate's personality and communication style before the formal interview process, ensuring a better cultural fit and long-term success for both clients and candidates.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Lifted Trucks

  Transportation

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Lighthousepe

  Travel

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Lightning Law

  Legal

  Lightning Law is a digital platform designed to streamline the legal process by facilitating privileged attorney-client communication and legal proceedings. This startup primarily serves legal professionals and their clients, particularly those who are incarcerated. The platform operates in the legal tech market, providing a solution to the inefficiencies and delays often associated with traditional legal proceedings.Lightning Law's business model revolves around providing a comprehensive suite of digital tools to expedite the legal process. These tools include digital evidence review, remote attorney meetings, real-time presentation of plea deals, and digital signatures. The platform also offers advanced features such as "offer and demand tracking" and collaborative mediation agreement drafting. By reducing the need for physical paperwork and in-person meetings, Lightning Law enhances safety and efficiency, saving time for both staff and clients.The startup generates revenue through a fee-for-service model. Lawyers can get paid the same day for mediating a case on Lightning Law, indicating that the platform may take a commission or charge a transaction fee. Additionally, the company offers its software for free to lawyers providing pro-bono services, demonstrating a commitment to accessibility and justice.In terms of security, Lightning Law uses Microsoft Defender for Cloud for suspicious activity alerts and Azure Active Directory for strong user authentication, ensuring the platform remains secure and trustworthy.

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

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  Ligo

  Robotics

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Linesets

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  LinkAIQ

  Fintech

  Early stage

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  Lionheart Fiber

  Marketing

  Lionheart Fiber operates as a direct-to-door sales and marketing organization that focuses on customer acquisition for fiber internet providers.The company's core business revolves around deploying sales teams to work on behalf of fiber internet companies, aiming to expand their subscriber base in new and existing markets. Lionheart Fiber manages the sales process, which includes direct engagement with homeowners to facilitate their access to faster and more reliable internet services. Their business model is designed to help fiber providers accelerate market penetration and customer growth.The services offered include specialized customer acquisition strategies, territory expansion planning, and high-performance sales training for their teams. By focusing on a direct sales approach, the company provides a dedicated channel for fiber providers to reach potential customers directly at their homes.

  Early stage

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  Liquid Arts Media

  Media

  Liquid Arts Media specializes in providing cutting-edge broadcast services for television, streaming, and remote productions. The company operates in the video production market, catering to clients who require high-quality digital delivery and streaming capabilities. With a focus on live events, corporate communications, and remote production feeds, Liquid Arts Media ensures that every moment is captured in stunning detail, offering an immersive experience for audiences. The business model revolves around offering remote executive access to camera and set, along with remote multi-cam production, allowing clients to oversee and perfect their content in real-time from any location. This flexibility and control are key selling points for clients who need to manage productions without being physically present. Liquid Arts Media leverages its 40 years of combined professional experience, artistic instincts, and audience retention analytics to deliver Hollywood studio-quality productions. The company generates revenue by providing these comprehensive production services, ensuring compliance with industry standards and adapting to the evolving content landscape.

  Early stage

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  List Perfectly

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  listeyy

  Real estate

  Listeyy is a technology-driven platform designed to streamline communication in the real estate market. It serves listing agents, buying agents, and potential buyers by automating the process of sharing listing information. The platform allows agents to input listing details and create standardized messages that can be automatically sent to interested parties upon request. This service operates primarily in the real estate sector, targeting professionals who need efficient and reliable communication tools to manage their listings and client interactions.Listeyy's business model revolves around providing a subscription-based service to real estate professionals. By offering a seamless and automated communication solution, the company helps agents save time and improve their response rates, thereby enhancing their overall productivity and client satisfaction. The platform generates revenue through subscription fees paid by agents who use the service to manage their listings and communications.Listeyy operates in the United States but also serves international clients by transferring and processing data in compliance with legal requirements. The company emphasizes data security and employs various tracking technologies to improve and analyze its service, although it acknowledges that no method of electronic storage is entirely secure.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Little Taller

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Live Response Solutions

  Early stage · 1001–5000 employees

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  LiveBreak

  Media

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Liverdoctor

  Food

  Early stage