Phoenix

1,417–1,440 of 2,570 companies

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  Ms4systems

  Robotics

  Early stage

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  MSG Securities Inc.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  mullenorthopedic

  Sports

  Early stage

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  MunchPak

  Food

  Early stage

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  Murray Technologies

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Muscular Moving Men

  Real estate

  Muscular Moving Men & Storage is a relocation services company that provides local, long-distance, and commercial moving, as well as packing and storage solutions. They started the business by posting ads on Craigslist and using borrowed trucks to handle moves themselves. The founders personally completed the company's first 500 moves. The firm serves both residential and business clients, offering services that range from local moves within the Phoenix area to nationwide relocations. The business operates on a fee-for-service model, with local moves billed hourly and long-distance moves quoted at a flat rate. In addition to moving, the company provides professional packing services and sells packing materials. It also offers secure, climate-controlled storage solutions in its Phoenix warehouses for both short-term and long-term needs. Starting with just the two founders, the company has grown to over 150 employees and operates a fleet of more than 25 trucks. As of 2018, the company announced plans for national expansion, opening its first out-of-state location in Michigan with intentions to establish up to 60 locations across the country. The company has grown significantly, with reported annual growth rates of 30-40%. It has been recognized on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies multiple times. The company is also involved in community service, having donated over a million pounds of food and furniture to local charities and partnering with organizations like Habitat for Humanity and the Boys & Girls Club.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Musical Instrument Museum

  Music

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Musicshed

  Music, Media

  The Music Shed, operating under musicshedct.com, provides a performance-based music education program targeting young musicians. Morgan launched the venture from his personal recording studio after observing a trend of students discontinuing traditional music lessons. He identified the primary reason for this attrition as a lack of opportunity for students to apply their skills in a live band setting, comparing it to learning baseball fundamentals without ever playing a team game. The business operates on a semester-based model, with Fall and Spring terms. Its core service involves assembling students of similar skill levels into small bands, with a maximum of six members to ensure individual attention. Morgan, proficient in piano, keyboard, drums, bass, and guitar, personally coaches these bands, guiding them through learning a repertoire of seven to ten songs per semester. This curriculum-based approach provides structure, all necessary musical equipment, and a collaborative atmosphere for the students. The business generates revenue through fees for these semester-long band coaching programs.A key feature of the program is the end-of-semester performance event known as "Shed Fest," which serves as a significant milestone for the students, allowing them to showcase their progress in a live concert environment. The program aims to foster not only musical proficiency but also skills in leadership and improvisation. The company's unique selling proposition is its focus on the practical and collaborative experience of playing in a band, which addresses a specific gap in conventional music instruction.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Mutual Property Advisors

  Robotics

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  mvp solutions

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  My First Sale

  Kids

  MyFirstSale.com is an innovative startup that operates in the youth entrepreneurship education market. The company provides a platform for children aged 5-17 to learn about entrepreneurship and develop their own small businesses. The platform offers real-world mentorship and a marketplace for young entrepreneurs to sell their products, fostering a sense of self-sufficiency and confidence in these young individuals.The business model of MyFirstSale.com is centered around providing a safe and supportive environment for children to learn about business, from creating a product to pricing it and pitching it to customers. The platform also provides video lessons that are short and packed with valuable lessons. This unique approach to entrepreneurship education has resulted in significant sales for these young entrepreneurs, with some reporting earnings of over $2,100.The company's revenue model is not explicitly stated, but it can be inferred that it may involve a subscription fee for access to the platform's resources and mentorship, or a commission-based model where the company takes a percentage of the sales made by the young entrepreneurs.Parents have reported positive feedback about the platform, noting improvements in their children's interpersonal skills, time management, and overall confidence. The platform also seems to have a positive impact on family culture, with parents enjoying the journey of entrepreneurship with their children.In summary, MyFirstSale.com is a unique platform that empowers children to become young entrepreneurs, providing them with the tools and mentorship to create, manage, and profit from their own small businesses.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  My Fitness Outlet

  Sports

  My Fitness Outlet, also known as The Fitness Outlet, operates as a retailer of fitness equipment, serving both individual and commercial clients. The company was founded in 1993 by two high school friends who started by selling fitness gear from a small rental home in Sacramento. A year later, they opened their first 900 sq ft storefront in the same city. Today, the company has expanded to five locations across California and Washington. The business functions through multiple channels, including physical retail stores, a dedicated commercial division, and an e-commerce platform. The commercial division supplies equipment to multi-housing facilities, corporate wellness centers, police and fire stations, schools, and hotels. The company is an authorized dealer for over 50 brands, offering a range of strength, cardio, and wellness gear, including items like power racks, saunas, and cold-plunge tubs.The business model centers on providing a curated selection of fitness equipment from established manufacturers. They serve a diverse client base, from individuals setting up home gyms to commercial entities like corporate offices looking to build or expand their fitness centers. Services include expert guidance, personalized solutions based on space and budget, gym design, delivery, and installation. The company emphasizes customer experience and has received awards for being a top retailer of fitness equipment.

  Early stage

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  My Homey

  Real estate, Home & living

  My Homey offers a mobile application designed to help homeowners track, manage, and diagnose property maintenance to increase their home's value. The platform allows users to log repairs, recommendations, and invoices for every system in their house, creating a comprehensive maintenance history. This is intended to provide transparency and peace of mind, and can serve as a valuable record when it comes time to sell, similar to a Carfax report for a vehicle. Users can upload past and current invoices, and contractors have the ability to send invoices directly to the app. The service also includes features like automatic maintenance reminders to help prevent costly future replacements. The company is also developing AI-powered diagnostics to help users understand repair issues and estimate costs before calling a professional. My Homey operates on a freemium model, offering a free tier for tracking a single property with an option to upgrade for additional features and unlimited property management. The information available in the search results is ambiguous, as it refers to two different companies with similar names. One is "My Homey" (myhomeyapp.co), which focuses on home maintenance tracking, and the other is "Homey" (homeyapp.net), an app for managing family chores and allowances. Further complicating this is "Homey" by Athom (homey.app), a smart home automation hub. The provided prompt and links specifically refer to "My Homey" (homeyapp.co), a platform for tracking home maintenance to increase property value. The service is described as being built in Phoenix, AZ. The other companies have different founders and histories. The chore management app, Homey, is headquartered in Memphis, TN.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  My Personal Multivitamin, LLC

  Health, Food

  Early stage

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  My Sports Arena

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  My Variant Coach

  Health

  My Variant Coach offers specialized genomic research services, focusing on identifying rare and complex genetic variants that standard laboratory tests often miss. This firsthand experience serves as the foundation of the company's mission to assist individuals with undiagnosed conditions, chronic illnesses, and rare diseases. The firm operates by analyzing a client's raw whole genome sequencing files in conjunction with their specific symptoms and clinical history. This context-driven approach differs from standardized lab reporting, which is typically designed to flag established genetic conditions rather than perform exploratory research. My Variant Coach provides a four-step process that includes a clinical intake, systematic analysis of the raw genomic data, evaluation of identified variants against current medical knowledge, and the delivery of a physician-ready report. These reports are structured, supported by scientific literature, and outline potential clinical relevance and discussion points for the client's physician. The business model is fee-for-service, with various research packages available to clients, all of which result in a detailed report structured for specialist review. The company also offers ongoing monitoring services, providing annual or monthly updates on new research and clinical trials relevant to a client's identified variants. Furthermore, My Variant Coach demonstrates a commitment to the rare disease community by awarding a full genomic research scholarship twice a year to a family with a medically complex child who cannot afford the service.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  mydogtoy

  Event tech

  Early stage

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  Mydrivinggames

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Myfrenchcakes

  Hosting, Semiconductors

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Mygaragedoorrepairphoenix

  Gaming, Travel

  Early stage

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  MyLand Company

  Food

  MyLand is a pioneering company in the field of regenerative agriculture, utilizing live, native microalgae to rapidly improve soil health. The company addresses critical issues such as food security and climate disruption by helping growers create a healthier planet from the ground up. MyLand's technology enables the rapid rebuilding of sustainable soil, which is essential for increasing crop production by 70% to meet the global population demands by 2050. The company operates in the agricultural sector, serving farmers and growers who are looking to enhance their soil's productivity and sustainability. MyLand's business model revolves around providing its innovative microalgae solutions to these clients, thereby generating revenue through the sale of its technology and services. The company has formed strategic partnerships, such as with AGI, to advance its regenerative agriculture efforts on a global scale. MyLand's approach not only improves crop yields but also helps capture carbon and reduce climate change, making it a vital player in the fight against environmental degradation.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $59.7M raised

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  N2 Packaging Systems LLC®

  Early stage

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  Namescape

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Nano-reef

  Media

  Early stage