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Arizona

Phoenix

Freeway partner cityData as of Oct 1, 2026
2,570
Companies
$58.2M
Venture funding in the last 12 months, 10 rounds
$1.0B
Venture funding, 2022–2026
152
Investor firms

Venture funding by year

* 2026 through Oct 2026. Rounds without a disclosed amount count as rounds, not dollars.
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YearVenture fundingRounds
2019$516.9M66
2020$535.2M50
2021$273.9M59
2022$329.9M62
2023$288.3M54
2024$105.7M31
2025$248.9M29
2026*$57.8M8

Industries

  • Health304
  • Enterprise software198
  • Fintech179
  • Marketing169
  • Real estate146
  • Education115
  • Media104
  • Food96
  • Energy83
  • Transportation79

And 20 more industries.

Companies in Phoenix

1,825–1,848 of 2,570 companies

  • Remoov

    Home & living

    Remoov operates in the decluttering and removal services market, primarily serving clients in the Bay Area and Phoenix. The company provides a hassle-free alternative to traditional estate sales, consignment, and junk hauling. Remoov's business model focuses on picking up items from clients' properties and then selling, donating, or recycling them on their behalf. This service is particularly useful for individuals dealing with estate clearances, downsizing, or general decluttering needs. Remoov generates revenue through service fees for pickups and commissions on sold items. The company emphasizes eco-friendly practices by aiming to reduce waste and increase the reuse of items. Clients range from individual homeowners to estate managers and consignment stores. Remoov's streamlined process includes scheduling pickups, evaluating items, and managing sales through various channels, ensuring a comprehensive and efficient service.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees · $2.6M raised

  • Early stage

  • RenegadeCitizen Games

    Wellness & beauty

    Early stage

  • reNFT Labs

    Fintech

    reNFT is a pioneering startup that provides a rental infrastructure for Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). Their platform allows users to rent and lend NFTs without the need for collateral, meaning that renters do not have to provide any security deposit. This makes the process frictionless and more accessible. reNFT serves a diverse range of clients, including developers, NFT marketplaces, and blockchain projects looking to integrate rental functionalities into their platforms.Operating in the rapidly growing NFT market, reNFT offers a Software Development Kit (SDK) that enables seamless integration for developers. This SDK allows other projects to build their own rental marketplaces on top of reNFT’s infrastructure, enhancing user experience and expanding their service offerings. The platform is chain-agnostic, meaning it can operate across different blockchain networks, ensuring flexibility and broad applicability.reNFT’s business model revolves around providing a whitelabel solution, which means other companies can rebrand and use reNFT’s technology as their own. They make money through protocol fees, which are charges applied to transactions made using their rental infrastructure. Additionally, they offer tailored solutions to meet specific client needs, further monetizing their expertise and technology.In summary, reNFT is revolutionizing the NFT space by offering a collateral-free rental protocol that can be easily integrated into various projects. Their chain-agnostic approach and developer-friendly SDK make them a versatile and valuable player in the blockchain ecosystem.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees · $6.5M raised

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • RentZap

    Real estate

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Breakout · 51–200 employees

  • Early stage · 1 employees

  • Reqfast

    Enterprise software

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Resilient Software Security

    Security, Enterprise software

    Early stage · 11–50 employees · $120K raised

  • Resinate Recycling, a Phoenix-based company founded in 2018, is tackling the challenge of recycling materials that typically fall through the cracks of conventional systems. Garret, the CEO, began developing the company's foundations while attending Arizona State University. His brother, Brandon, serves as the COO, bringing over a decade of experience in electrical engineering and retail management to oversee procedural integrations, manufacturing, and equipment design.The company's primary focus is on the cannabis industry, which generates a significant amount of small packaging waste that traditional recycling facilities cannot process. Resinate partners with local businesses, particularly dispensaries, to implement its recycling solutions. The core of their service is the "Energy Pod," a specially designed collection bin for plastic, paper, cardboard, metal, and glass packaging. These pods are equipped with sensors that notify Resinate when they are nearly full, ensuring timely collection. To encourage participation, the company offers a rewards program where individuals can verify their drop-offs via a QR code system and earn rewards from sponsoring partners.Resinate operates a vertically integrated model. After collecting the materials, the company sorts and processes them, with a specific focus on #5 plastic (polypropylene), which is common in cannabis packaging. This plastic is then used to manufacture new products from 100% recycled materials, such as stash jars and a patent-pending rolling tray. This creates a circular economy within the local community. In early 2023, the company expanded its "Slingshot Program" to include the collection and recycling of glass packaging, a long-awaited solution for the Arizona cannabis community. By the end of 2022, the program had expanded from 7 to 34 partner locations and had recycled over 7 tons of packaging.

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • ReSuture

    Health

    ReSuture is a pioneering startup operating in the medical training sector, specifically focusing on surgical training and medical device development. The company offers highly accurate synthetic vasculature models, providing a risk-free and realistic environment for surgical trainees to gain operative experience. ReSuture's products are designed to mimic real-life vasculature and custom disease states, offering a more practical and effective alternative to traditional cadaver and animal labs.The company's primary clients are medical device companies, who use ReSuture's disease-specific models to facilitate superior surgical training, demonstrate to physicians how their devices work, and help accelerate R&D testing for new devices coming to market. ReSuture also creates open vascular models for surgical training in the academic space. This dual-sided business model allows ReSuture to generate revenue from both the educational sector and the medical device industry.In addition to physical models, ReSuture is also integrating technology into surgical training. The company's sensor-embedded models capture kinetic and movement tracking data, providing a level of detail and understanding beyond what can be achieved through surgical imaging or the naked eye. This data-driven approach to surgical training is part of ReSuture's broader vision to redefine medical training and enhance healthcare delivery with safety, effectiveness, and equity.

    Early stage · 2–10 employees · $2.3M raised

  • The firm focuses on empowering independent retailers to compete against larger corporations in the digital marketplace. RWS serves a niche market, providing its solutions exclusively to retailers of appliances, home electronics, furniture, and mattresses across North America. The company's business model is centered on providing a comprehensive suite of vertically-integrated digital solutions at an amortized cost, making high-level technology accessible to smaller businesses. Revenue is generated through its various service offerings. RWS offers a core product called WebFronts®, a platform that delivers professional, mobile-friendly e-commerce websites integrated with extensive manufacturer product data. This allows retailers to manage their online merchandising and pricing with ease. Another key service is AdRocket™, a smart digital advertising software designed to automate and optimize online ad campaigns, a development that helped RWS earn Premier Google Partner status in 2018. The company also provides reputation management tools, in-store sales enablement technology like RetailDeck, and detailed analytics to help retailers make data-informed decisions. This team continues to advance the company's mission of helping independent retailers succeed through technology. Serving over 2,700 retailers, RWS has established itself as an authoritative source on consumer shopping behavior in the digital age for durable home goods.

    Breakout · 51–200 employees

  • REVBIT

    Transportation

    RevBit LLC is a certified mobile auto repair service operating in Phoenix, Arizona, and the surrounding areas. The company provides on-location automotive services, eliminating the need for customers to visit a traditional repair shop. RevBit's business model is centered on convenience, bringing professional diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs directly to the customer's location, be it their home or workplace. The company is headed by Alek, a certified independent technician with over 15 years of experience in the automotive industry. His background includes factory training and certification from BMW and Lexus since 2008, equipping him with dealership-level expertise. RevBit operates on a customer-first approach, offering services from Monday to Saturday. Clients can schedule appointments via call, text, email, or through the company's website. Invoicing and payments are handled securely online. RevBit offers a comprehensive range of services for a wide variety of vehicles. These include routine maintenance like oil changes, brake services, and battery replacements. The company also handles more complex issues, providing advanced diagnostics for check-engine lights and electrical problems. Specialized services include air conditioning repair, suspension work, and pre-purchase inspections. A notable offering for Toyota and Lexus hybrid owners is the ability to replace individual failing hybrid battery cells, which is a cost-effective alternative to a full battery pack replacement.

    Early stage

  • Revealed

    Education

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Founded in 2026 and based in Phoenix, Arizona, Revive Care Recovery addresses patient disengagement and the subsequent revenue loss faced by healthcare practices. The company has identified a critical operational gap where busy clinic staff are unable to manually track and follow up with patients who have dropped off from their care schedules, leading to incomplete treatments and lost income.Revive offers the Care Recovery™ Platform, a system designed to operate in the background of a clinic's existing software. It automatically analyzes patient data to identify individuals who have stalled their treatment, missed follow-ups, or failed to rebook. Once a patient is flagged by the detection engine, a staff member can review the case and approve an outreach action in approximately 15 seconds. The platform then manages the communication to re-engage the patient. This automated process requires only a few minutes of staff time daily, positioning it as a revenue-generating tool that does not increase labor costs. The platform's value is centered on its ability to recover lost revenue without disrupting existing clinic workflows. It replaces inefficient manual processes like managing spreadsheets and cross-referencing reports. The architecture is HIPAA-compliant, and the detection engine technology is patent-pending. Revive serves a diverse client base that includes clinics, care facilities, and specialists across eleven healthcare verticals, such as dental, primary care, physical therapy, and medical aesthetics. The platform uses distinct detection logic tailored to the clinical treatment patterns of each specialty, a key differentiator from generic scheduling systems. For platform partners like PMS vendors and DSOs, Revive offers its detection engine as a stateless API, creating an additional B2B integration and revenue channel.

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • Revivehairsolution

    Wellness & beauty

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • Revolution RE

    Enterprise software

    RevolutionRE operates in the real estate market, focusing on providing data analytics solutions for owners and managers of rental properties. The company serves clients who manage rental housing, helping them make informed decisions through comprehensive data insights. RevolutionRE's business model revolves around offering a platform that aggregates and analyzes data to optimize property performance, reduce costs, and enhance tenant satisfaction. The company generates revenue through subscription fees for access to its platform and premium features. RevolutionRE's core service is to transform raw data into actionable insights, enabling property managers to improve operational efficiency and maximize returns on investment.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees · $120K raised

  • RevolutionParts

    Transportation, Marketing

    RevolutionParts is a pioneering force in the automotive eCommerce realm. As leaders in providing streamlined, user-friendly solutions, we empower automotive brands to maximize online sales. Our commitment to technology, top-notch customer service, and a profound understanding of the automotive market sets us apart.

    Breakout · 51–200 employees

  • Early stage

  • RHEIA, LLC

    Real estate

    RHEIA, LLC provides an engineered air distribution system for the residential new construction market, targeting homebuilders and HVAC contractors. The company was formally established in 2019, but its technology is the result of nearly a decade of research and development by IBACOS, a firm specializing in housing innovation. The company's business model centers on manufacturing and selling its patented HVAC ducting system. RHEIA serves clients such as single-family, multifamily, and modular homebuilders across the United States and Canada. Revenue is generated through the sale of the system's components. The company has secured venture capital funding from investors including Lennar Ventures and BuildTech VC to support its growth and commercialization efforts. RHEIA's product is a small-diameter, modular duct system designed to be installed entirely within a home's conditioned space. This contrasts with traditional HVAC systems that often run through unconditioned attics or crawlspaces, leading to energy loss. The system consists of a central manifold, flexible thermoplastic ducts, and snap-fit connectors that create a nearly airtight seal without the need for tape or mastic. Key features include a "home run" layout where ducts of the same size run from a central manifold to individual rooms, ensuring more balanced airflow and consistent temperatures. The system's design, which fits within standard 2x4 wall construction, can reduce installation time by up to 50% and job site waste by as much as 75%. A cloud-based app, Rheia Verify, assists technicians in balancing the system in under 30 minutes. These efficiencies and the improved energy performance can help builders qualify for federal tax credits like the 45L incentive.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees · $5.0M raised

  • Rhinostrategy

    Music, Dating

    Early stage · 1 employees

Recent venture rounds

CompanyRoundAmountDateInvestors
MiiHealthSeed$2.8MAug 2026Not disclosed
BoreDMSeries AUndisclosedJun 2026Five Elms Capital
Prickly Pear HealthSeedUndisclosedMar 2026Emmeline Ventures
ALTREarly VCUndisclosedMar 2026Branca International
MatturEarly VCUndisclosedFeb 2026Outlier Solutions, Inc.
Oats OvernightGrowth Equity VC$45.0MJan 2026Asto Consumer Partners
COCO5Late VC$10.0MJan 2026Not disclosed
Breakthru MedicineSeries AUndisclosedJan 2026Not disclosed
Steady InstallSeed$400KDec 2025Not disclosed
Cloverleaf NetworksEarly VCUndisclosedDec 2025SuperK Ventures
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Accelerators and programs

Source: Dealroom, data as of Oct 1, 2026. Venture funding sums venture-type rounds with a disclosed amount; rounds raised by companies already public or bought out are left out. The last 12 months run from Nov 2025 to Oct 2026.

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