Phoenix

1,513–1,536 of 2,570 companies

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  Now Pools

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ntro.io

  Ntro.io operates in the AI and SaaS market, focusing on enhancing job interview experiences for job seekers. The company offers an AI-driven interview copilot that simulates real interview sessions, providing users with actionable feedback to improve their performance. This service is particularly beneficial for individuals preparing for coding interviews and other professional assessments. Ntro.io's business model likely involves subscription plans, allowing users to access advanced features and personalized tips to maximize their interview success. The platform serves a diverse clientele, including job seekers aiming for positions in competitive markets like Silicon Valley. By leveraging over a decade of experience in AI, SaaS, web, blockchain, and big data, Ntro.io positions itself as a transformative tool in the job preparation industry. The company's commitment to transparency, honesty, and fairness underpins its operations, ensuring that users receive valuable and ethical support in their job search endeavors.

  Early stage

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  Nuance Energy

  Energy

  Nuance Energy is a company that specializes in providing innovative solar energy solutions, particularly through its flagship product, the Osprey PowerPlatform. This portable and modular solar racking system is designed to be easily installed and moved, making it ideal for a variety of applications including agricultural operations, disaster recovery, and off-grid power needs. The company primarily serves farmers, mining operations, and other industries that require flexible and cost-effective solar energy solutions. Operating in the renewable energy market, Nuance Energy's business model focuses on selling and leasing its Osprey PowerPlatform, generating revenue through direct sales, partnerships, and long-term service agreements. The company also emphasizes the cost-saving benefits of its technology, which can be installed without heavy machinery or skilled labor, thus reducing overall project costs.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $3.0M raised

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  Nuclearn

  Energy, Enterprise software

  Nuclearn.ai specializes in providing artificial intelligence solutions tailored specifically for the nuclear industry. The company offers ready-to-use automation for common nuclear tasks such as CAP (Corrective Action Program) screening, condition trend detection, safety reporting, and maintenance rule impact reviews. Nuclearn.ai serves nuclear power plants and other entities within the nuclear sector, aiming to enhance operational efficiency, safety, and compliance through advanced AI technologies.The company operates in the niche market of nuclear energy, leveraging its expertise in both nuclear engineering and data science. Its business model revolves around offering a subscription-based AI platform that can be deployed either on-premise or via the cloud. This platform is designed to be user-friendly, featuring a straightforward interface for configuring automations and an OpenAPI REST API for easy integration with existing systems. The company's offerings are compliant with export regulations and come with built-in analytics for identifying trends and potential INPO (Institute of Nuclear Power Operations) AFIs (Areas for Improvement).

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $13.0M raised

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  NucleusTeq

  Enterprise software

  Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, the firm specializes in providing AI-driven services to Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 clients. It operates in sectors including banking, financial services, insurance, retail, healthcare, and technology. The company's core offerings include Generative AI and machine learning, data modernization, cloud computing, and enterprise automation. NucleusTeq's business model is centered on designing and developing proprietary software and providing related services. It assists large enterprises in upgrading legacy systems, optimizing data ecosystems, and accelerating digital transformation. Revenue is generated through its consulting and technology services, as well as its proprietary platform, NuoData. The company has partnerships with major cloud and AI providers like AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Snowflake. Under his leadership, the company developed NuoData, an AI-driven platform for end-to-end data modernization, governance, and analytics. This platform is designed to reduce integration costs and simplify enterprise data management. The company has expanded to over eight delivery centers and three innovation labs, with more than 400 professionals across North America, India, the UK, and Europe, and has achieved consistent double-digit revenue growth.

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  Numa Sports Optics

  Sports, Education

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Numiny

  Health

  Early stage

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  NurseIO

  Health, Enterprise software

  NurseIO operates as a technology-driven marketplace in the healthcare staffing sector, connecting healthcare facilities with credentialed nursing professionals for on-demand, per diem shifts. The founders' journey began with the acquisition of a traditional staffing agency, where they identified the potential to leverage technology to streamline operations. This led to the development of the NurseIO platform, which was built after the team went through the Coplex accelerator program in 2018. The company's business model centers on its web and mobile application, which serves a two-sided market. Healthcare facilities, such as hospitals and senior care homes, post open per diem shifts to fill immediate staffing gaps or cover short-term needs. On the other side, verified and credentialed healthcare professionals, including RNs, LPNs, and CNAs, can browse and accept these shifts in real-time. This model provides flexibility for both parties; facilities avoid long-term agency contracts, and professionals gain control over their work schedules. NurseIO generates revenue by invoicing the healthcare facilities on a weekly basis for the shifts filled through its platform. A key feature for the nursing professionals is the ability to receive instant payment immediately after a shift is completed. The NurseIO platform offers a suite of tools designed to manage the staffing process efficiently. For healthcare facilities, the service includes credential and certification verification upfront, which removes a significant administrative burden. The platform also features tools like "Secure Tag," which uses geofencing technology to verify on-site attendance for accurate billing. For healthcare professionals, the app provides the freedom to work as independent contractors without minimum hour requirements, offering a better work-life balance. By November 2022, the platform had over 33,000 registered healthcare professionals. The company reports an estimated annual revenue of around $20.2 million.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $50K raised

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  Nursesbnb

  Travel

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Nustock

  Wellness & beauty, Food

  Early stage

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  NutriGMR

  Wellness & beauty, Sports

  NutriGMR is an innovative startup that has carved out a niche in the cognitive performance drink market, specifically targeting gamers, content creators, and individuals seeking a mental edge. The company offers a unique product designed to enhance focus, concentration, and overall cognitive performance. Unlike traditional energy drinks, NutriGMR's formula is evidence-based and backed by scientific research, ensuring that users experience sustained energy without the typical crash or withdrawal symptoms associated with sugary, artificial beverages.NutriGMR's primary clientele includes gamers and creators who require heightened mental acuity and sustained energy to excel in their fields. These cognitive athletes benefit from the drink's blend of natural ingredients, including B3 and B6 vitamins and the South American superfood Lucuma, which not only boost cognitive functions but also promote better sleep patterns and overall health.Operating in the health and wellness market, NutriGMR differentiates itself by integrating cognitive and nutritional science into its products. This approach not only enhances mental performance but also supports long-term well-being. The company's business model revolves around direct-to-consumer sales through its website, nutrigmr.com, where customers can purchase the performance drink and join a community of like-minded individuals via their Discord channel.NutriGMR generates revenue through the sale of its cognitive performance drinks. By focusing on a specific market segment and offering a product that meets the unique needs of gamers and creators, the company has positioned itself as a leader in this emerging market.In summary, NutriGMR is a forward-thinking company that combines innovative nutritional science with a deep understanding of its target market to offer a product that enhances cognitive performance and overall health.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Nutrition Resolution LLC

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Nvector

  Health

  nVector is a pioneering biotechnology company specializing in advanced gene therapy solutions for diseases of the central nervous system (CNS). Utilizing their proprietary GreenGlia Technology, nVector targets specific glia and neuron cells, enabling revolutionary treatments for conditions such as Traumatic Brain Injury and ALS. The company serves pharmaceutical and biotech firms, offering a robust Adeno Associated Virus (AAV) platform to accelerate gene therapy strategies and enhance clinical trials with superior diagnostic biomarkers. nVector operates in the highly specialized CNS market, focusing on developing next-generation therapies for previously untreatable diseases. Their business model revolves around providing customized CNS biomarker testing, capsid design libraries, and clinical assays, including the first biologic diagnostic test for ALS. Revenue is generated through partnerships, licensing agreements, and service fees for their advanced diagnostic and therapeutic solutions.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $380K raised

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  Nvia

  Marketing

  Nvia provides a modern platform for designing high-converting emails. The service is built upon React Email and utilizes smart templates to assist creators and businesses in building, customizing, and managing email templates through a drag-and-drop interface.The platform's features include responsive email design, campaign management functionalities, integrated image editing, and tools for previewing emails across various devices and in dark mode. This allows users to create and manage their email marketing efforts from a single, unified system.

  Early stage

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  Oana

  Fintech

  Oana operates as a pay it forward marketplace designed to connect individuals within their personal networks to share resources, including both items and services. The platform focuses on creating a positive distribution path for material goods by repurposing rather than reselling, which helps decrease the demand for new retail goods and reduces environmental impact. Oana serves a diverse range of clients including community partners, schools, churches, and nonprofits, aiming to foster a sense of community and trust by limiting interactions to known personal connections. This approach mitigates the risks associated with meeting strangers and potential scams that are common on other resale platforms.The business model of Oana revolves around empowering individuals to contribute value to their personal networks by offering their time and talents through service listings. Users can create private groups and control who sees their listings, choosing to sell, give, or ask for items or services. The 'Pay It Forward' feature encourages spreading kindness within the community. Oana generates revenue through service fees and possibly premium features for enhanced visibility and additional functionalities.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $500K raised

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  Oasisvisioncenter

  Health

  Early stage

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  Oats Overnight

  Food

  Oats Overnight provides a convenient and nutritious breakfast solution centered around high-protein, spoon-free oatmeal shakes. Frustrated with the time-consuming process of preparing homemade overnight oats, he identified a gap in the market for a prepackaged, convenient option. This personal need, combined with skills in risk evaluation and analytics honed during his 12-year poker career, laid the foundation for the business. The business operates on a direct-to-consumer model, with a significant portion of its revenue generated through online subscriptions, alongside sales on Amazon and a growing retail presence. Customers can subscribe to receive monthly boxes, and this model provides the company with a reliable revenue stream and a direct channel for customer feedback. This strong community engagement is a key part of their research and development process; the company often releases new limited-time offering flavors to its subscribers to gather feedback before a wider launch. The company's revenue model is robust, with an expected net revenue of $160 million for 2024 and an average order value of $55 from its large online customer base. To support its growth, the company has secured significant funding, including a $20 million Series A in 2023 and a $35 million Series B in 2024, to expand its vertically integrated manufacturing facilities in Arizona and Ohio and increase its retail footprint. The core product is a single-serving packet of certified gluten-free oats, clean protein, and superfoods like chia and flax seeds. The preparation is simple: mix the contents with milk in a shaker bottle the night before, and it's ready to drink the next morning. This “spoon-free” aspect is a key selling point, targeting individuals with busy lifestyles. With over 50 flavors developed, such as Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana, Strawberries & Cream, and Maple Pancakes, the brand caters to a wide range of tastes. The product line includes both classic and plant-based options, all containing over 20 grams of protein per serving and low amounts of sugar, using sweeteners like monk fruit and date powder. Oats Overnight products can be found in major grocery stores, including Whole Foods, Wegmans, Target, and Walmart.

  Late stage · 201–500 employees · $122.0M raised

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  OBD Solutions

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Obotiq

  Health, Robotics

  Obotiq is a robotics startup focused on mitigating nurse burnout and improving patient care through autonomous robotic assistants. The venture originated from Arizona State University's Venture Devils program. Obotiq's primary mission is to address the strain on healthcare professionals caused by repetitive, non-clinical tasks. By deploying intelligent robotic assistants in hospitals and assisted living facilities, the company aims to free up nurses to concentrate on patient-critical activities. Their business model centers on providing these robotic systems to healthcare facilities to enhance operational efficiency and the quality of patient care. The company has developed prototypes of its autonomous care robot designed to integrate into clinical workflows. The robot's features include handling medication and meal delivery, responding to call lights, and running supplies. For patient safety and engagement, the system offers fall detection, multilingual communication, guided mobility exercises, and companionship. One of the key features highlighted in their second prototype is call light triage, which addresses a significant source of interruption for nurses. The robot also incorporates an arm for performing physical tasks.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Oceg

  Legal

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Ocelot Marketing

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  Ocotillo Subscriptions

  Marketing

  Ocotillo is a performance marketing agency specializing in driving growth for e-commerce brands. The firm was established to provide premier media services to a diverse range of clients. The company operates as a boutique growth marketing agency, focusing on the symbiotic relationship between customer acquisition and retention for online sellers. Its core service offering is paid media, with expertise in managing advertising across platforms such as Meta Ads, Google Ads, Pinterest, and Amazon. Ocotillo also provides traditional media planning and execution. Beyond paid media, the agency's services extend to email and SMS marketing, analytics and data visualization, and comprehensive cost-per-acquisition (CAC) and lifetime value (LTV) analysis to ensure sustainable and profitable growth for its clients. The business model is structured around customized partnerships, where the team acts as in-house consultants to manage digital channels. Serving e-commerce brands, Ocotillo focuses on creating and implementing strategies that enhance customer lifetime value.

  Early stage

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  OfferLaunch

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  offernow.com

  Real estate

  Offer Now operates in the real estate market, specializing in buying homes for cash. The company provides a quick and efficient way for homeowners to sell their properties without the need for renovations, commissions, or fees. Offer Now serves clients who need to sell their homes quickly, such as those facing foreclosure, needing to relocate, or lacking the funds for necessary repairs. The business model is fee-based, distinguishing it from traditional house flippers who rely on buying low and selling high. Offer Now makes money by charging a service fee for the convenience and speed it offers to sellers. The company has a deep understanding of regional market trends, which allows it to offer competitive prices and align closing dates to avoid double moves and double mortgages. Clients can receive a free, no-obligation cash offer within minutes, making the process straightforward and stress-free.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees