Phoenix

121–144 of 2,570 companies

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  AmnisX Capital

  Fintech

  AmnisX Capital provides a scalable, white-label API infrastructure for major lenders and third-party debt buyers to monetize dormant, non-performing debt portfolios. The company's core technology embeds its proprietary live-commerce marketplace, known as BoutLit, directly into the native debt portals of its clients. This system allows consumers to pay down their outstanding balances through their regular online spending. The debt repayment is funded entirely by merchant rewards generated from purchases made within the marketplace. The business operates on a pure contingency pricing model, eliminating upfront financial risk for its clients. There are no setup, integration, or licensing fees. Instead, AmnisX Capital charges a 15% platform software fee that is algorithmically deducted by a smart contract from the stablecoin rewards generated. The remaining 85% of the recovery value is routed directly to the client's balance sheet in real-time as liquid capital via automated webhooks. This model ensures that clients only pay for recovered balances. This approach is designed to turn non-performing debt into automated recovery streams, increasing gross revenue lift for clients compared to traditional collection methods. By leveraging the retail marketplace to absorb collection costs, the solution eliminates the need for dialer cycles and legal escalations, reducing operational overhead and margin compression. To address data security concerns common among lenders, the architecture features a data-light layer called the AmnisX Unified Router, which is engineered to minimize enterprise data liability.

  Early stage

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  AmpleTech Refresh

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  AMPM IT SERVICES LIMITED

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ampora Energy

  Energy

  Ampora Energy is a U.S.-based company specializing in the management and remarketing of energy assets. Founded in Phoenix, Arizona, the firm was established to address the issue of new or unused energy equipment sitting idle, which ties up capital and depreciates in value. Ampora Energy partners with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) firms, utilities, and integrators to manage and redeploy their first-life and surplus energy storage inventory. This includes a range of items from factory-fresh modules to decommissioned energy storage systems (ESS). The company's business model is centered on creating liquidity and sustainability from dormant assets. It operates through several key activities: inventory partnerships via consignment and purchase programs for new and unused batteries, ESS, and power electronics; performance testing and validation to ensure assets are ready for resale; and market redeployment through national and international sales networks. Additionally, Ampora provides secure, insured warehousing and freight coordination for high-value equipment. The company emphasizes a partnership-first model, often utilizing revenue-share and co-marketing structures. Ampora Energy's services aim to provide a trusted supply of U.S.-sourced, traceable assets that can be brought to market quickly. By combining technical validation with logistics and market access, the company turns unused inventory into market-ready value, promoting both profitability and sustainability by extending asset life and reducing waste.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ancestoriesxr

  Gaming

  AncestoriesXR provides a platform that transforms genealogical research into interactive, three-dimensional stories. The company was founded in 2021 by Retha Hill and is headquartered in Maricopa, Arizona. The founding of AncestoriesXR was inspired by a breakthrough in Hill's personal genealogy research and a desire to present that history in a more engaging format than traditional family trees. The company's service allows users to see the world an ancestor might have experienced by creating interactive stories based on the user's research. It visualizes ancestors, artifacts, key characters, and significant locations in time, allowing users to experience history from a first-person perspective. The platform is designed to make family history more compelling, particularly for younger, digital-first family members. AncestoriesXR's team of animators, researchers, and storytellers uses the genealogical records provided by the user to build the animated storytelling experience. The product is aimed at adults aged 35-65 who are interested in their family history and in visualizing their ancestors' stories through extended reality simulations. The business participated in the Seed Spot accelerator/incubator program in March 2021.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Andorro

  Health

  Early stage

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  Ångström Droids

  Robotics

  Ångström Droids is a company focused on developing ultra-precision robotics and digital manufacturing technologies. It spun out of REVOBOTS in October 2025 to specialize in high-dexterity robotic arms engineered for micron and sub-micron precision, along with advanced control architectures and adaptive force feedback. The firm designs and builds core technologies for precision automation, including robotic actuation, sensor fusion, optical metrology, and real-time FPGA computation. These components are integrated through modular architectures to enable high-accuracy motion, measurement, and manufacturing. By combining advanced control systems with Direct Digital Manufacturing, Ångström Droids creates adaptable actuation platforms and robotic systems for general-purpose precision tasks. Their products are engineered for scientific discovery and advanced manufacturing applications, designed to transition scientific precision into scalable, industrial systems. While its former parent company REVOBOTS focuses on scalable, human-aligned robotic intelligence and its AI software stack, Ångström Droids is dedicated to advancing the physical hardware frontier. The company serves the research and industry sectors. Its product pipeline includes FPGA-based tools, precision actuators, and automation modules, which are noted as 'coming soon' on its website.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  AnnuityCheck

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Anomaliq

  Music

  Anomaliq operates as a specialized service provider focused on the professional audio lifecycle, positioning sound as a strategic asset for creative professionals and businesses. The company delivers a comprehensive range of audio engineering services, including recording, mixing, mastering, vocal tuning, pitch correction, and noise restoration. The firm’s offerings cater to a variety of project scales, from single tracks to full EPs and large-scale album campaigns. Core services include detailed audio post-production work such as stem separation, audio synchronization for video, voiceover mixing, and the creation of jingles and other audio branding elements. Anomaliq’s service model is structured to provide customized solutions, explicitly avoiding templated or recycled work to ensure outputs are tailored to each project's specific needs. This approach is designed to deliver agency-level quality without the associated overhead costs. The company also presents itself as an AI-powered platform for elite creatives, indicating the use of advanced technology for digital media production and content generation. Clients can select from various service packages and supplement them with add-ons like additional revision rounds, instrumental versions, acapella extraction, and specialized mastering optimized for vinyl pressing. The business serves a client base that includes musicians, producers, and commercial entities requiring sophisticated audio solutions for releases, films, and advertising campaigns.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  AnswerMyQ

  Enterprise software

  AMQ operates an artificial intelligence-powered platform designed to manage and deliver corporate knowledge. The system addresses the challenge of inaccessible documentation and training materials by transforming them into interactive, searchable content. It provides employees with accurate, real-time, and role-specific information through a conversational AI interface, ensuring that critical data, from policies to training, is readily available.The business model appears to be B2B, targeting enterprises that invest heavily in documentation and training, such as those in the insurance and trucking industries. For insurance companies, the platform supports brokers by ensuring compliance and reducing operational burdens. In the trucking sector, it offers instant, language-adapted assistance for maintenance and support to drivers and mechanics.AMQ's revenue is likely generated through a subscription-based service, as indicated by the mention of free support, updates, and plugins. The platform leverages a proprietary Adaptive Intelligence System, an AI-Driven Knowledge Assessment System, and a video creator to deliver personalized learning and maintain regulatory integrity across all communications.

  Early stage

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  anthym

  Enterprise software

  Anthym is a unique platform designed to enhance team connection and trust, specifically tailored for remote, distributed, and hybrid teams. The company operates in the team-building and corporate wellness market, addressing the growing need for deeper interpersonal connections in the modern, often virtual, workplace. Anthym's flagship offering is the "5 Moment Intro" module, which uses a combination of life moments and music to break down barriers and foster a sense of belonging and trust among team members. This innovative approach leverages the emotional power of music to create authentic and meaningful interactions, which traditional team-building activities like escape rooms or paintball often fail to achieve.The primary clients of Anthym are businesses and organizations that operate with remote or hybrid teams. These clients range from small startups to large corporations looking to improve team cohesion and performance. By focusing on the emotional and psychological aspects of team dynamics, Anthym provides a much-needed solution for companies striving to maintain a strong, connected workforce despite physical distances.Anthym's business model is subscription-based, offering various packages depending on the size of the team and the specific needs of the organization. Revenue is generated through these subscriptions, as well as through one-time workshop fees for customized team-building sessions. The company may also offer additional services or premium features for an extra cost, providing multiple revenue streams.In summary, Anthym stands out in the team-building industry by offering a powerful, music-driven platform that helps remote and hybrid teams build trust and connection. Its innovative approach and subscription-based model make it a compelling choice for businesses looking to enhance team dynamics and performance.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Antiquities Warehouse

  Home & living

  Antiquities Warehouse is a retailer specializing in imported European antiques, architectural salvage, and globally sourced curiosities. The company caters to a clientele of designers, collectors, and homeowners seeking distinctive, historically rich pieces. The business was founded by Louise McDermott, whose background in the fashion and design industry led to the creation of the company. The original Phoenix, Arizona warehouse was a 35,000-square-foot facility that became a staple in the region for 14-15 years. Following the acquisition, the business began operating online-only while transitioning to a new physical warehouse in Downtown Phoenix, with a grand reopening planned for May 2026. There is also a separate location in Traverse City, Michigan, operated by McDermott's son and niece, known as Antiquities Warehouse of Grand Traverse. Antiquities Warehouse's business model is centered on the direct sale of curated, one-of-a-kind items. The company sources its inventory from around the world, including countries like France, Belgium, and Germany. Its product range is extensive, with a focus on architectural elements such as antique doors, windows, and shutters, as well as furniture, industrial lighting, and unique decorative objects. The company emphasizes the story, authenticity, craftsmanship, and provenance of its pieces, aiming to bring history and character into contemporary spaces.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Apache Stone

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Apb360

  Early stage

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  APE Privacy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Appadswin

  Marketing

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  AppelCap

  Early stage

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  Applendid

  Media

  Early stage

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  AppVirality

  Marketing

  The founders' journey began with earlier entrepreneurial ventures, including a deals and coupons website, which provided them with firsthand experience in the challenges of customer acquisition and viral growth, directly informing the development of AppVirality's core product. Their technical background, with Ram being a Computer Science graduate, was instrumental in building the platform.The company provides a comprehensive toolkit designed to help businesses amplify their customer base through word-of-mouth marketing. Its primary product is a referral marketing platform that enables clients to create and manage customized referral campaigns. This allows companies to leverage their existing users to acquire new ones by offering incentives. The platform's features include the ability to run milestone-based campaigns, where users are rewarded for completing specific actions, and goal-based rewards that encourage deeper engagement. It also supports A/B testing, allowing clients to experiment with different campaign elements to optimize performance, and provides in-depth analytics to track campaign effectiveness and ROI.AppVirality operates on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, generating revenue through tiered subscription plans. These plans are structured based on the number of tracked users, catering to a wide range of clients from early-stage startups to established enterprises. The platform is designed for easy integration, requiring minimal coding, which appeals to businesses without extensive technical resources. By focusing on referral and word-of-mouth marketing, AppVirality addresses the high costs of traditional customer acquisition channels and serves a market of app developers and marketers seeking sustainable and scalable growth solutions.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $10.3M raised

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  Apriva

  Fintech

  Apriva is a technology company that specializes in providing secure payment solutions and mobile communication services. The company operates in the financial technology (fintech) market, focusing on enterprises, integrators, and independent sales organizations (ISOs). Apriva's core business revolves around its proprietary payment platform, which supports a wide range of payment methods and channels, including mobile devices, self-service kiosks, online storefronts, and traditional point-of-sale systems.Apriva's payment solutions are designed to be highly adaptable, allowing businesses to create and manage omnichannel payment ecosystems. This means that businesses can accept payments through various methods and platforms, ensuring a seamless experience for their customers. The company also offers specialized services such as loyalty programs, invoicing, and recurring payments, which help businesses enhance customer engagement and streamline their operations.In addition to payment solutions, Apriva provides mobile security services through its Mobile Environment Security Architecture (MESA). This includes secure communication tools like VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) and command control systems, which are essential for government agencies and commercial enterprises that require robust security measures.Apriva makes money by offering its payment and security solutions to a diverse range of clients, including government agencies, commercial enterprises, family entertainment centers, retail businesses, parking services, and vending machine operators. The company generates revenue through the sale of its software and services, as well as through ongoing support and customization services.In summary, Apriva is a fintech company that delivers secure, adaptable payment solutions and mobile security services to a wide range of clients. Its business model focuses on providing customizable technology that helps businesses manage payments and secure communications effectively.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $20.0M raised

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  Apruvd

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  APS BioGroup

  Early stage

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  Aquadesignmfg

  Home & living

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  AR500 Armor

  Armored Republic, LLC, operating under the brand AR500 Armor, specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of ballistic armor and body armor solutions. Founded in 2012, the company is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, and serves a diverse clientele including responsible law-abiding American citizens, law enforcement personnel, and military personnel. The company operates within the personal defense and tactical gear market, focusing on providing high-value, reliable products. Armored Republic's business model revolves around direct sales to consumers through its website, ar500armor.com, and other online platforms. Revenue is generated through the sale of body armor, plate carriers, and various tactical accessories. The company prides itself on its in-house manufacturing processes and the use of U.S.-made materials, which allows for stringent quality control and customization to meet specific standards. Armored Republic also emphasizes the use of industry-leading fragmentation mitigation coatings to enhance the performance of its ballistic steel core products. The company’s mission is to honor Christ by equipping free men with the tools of liberty necessary to preserve God-given rights.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees