Phoenix

2,017–2,040 of 2,570 companies

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  Soar Energy Solutions

  Soar Energy operates in the renewable energy sector, providing green energy solutions to homeowners seeking to reduce electricity costs and achieve energy independence. The company offers a range of services, including the installation of solar panels, EV chargers, and smart home technology, all designed to modernize homes and enhance energy efficiency. Soar Energy's business model focuses on eliminating upfront costs for customers by integrating energy upgrades into their mortgage through the EcoSmart Home Loan, allowing for immediate savings. The company targets residential clients who are interested in sustainable energy solutions and offers personalized advice through energy advisors to tailor plans to individual needs. By spreading the cost of energy upgrades across a mortgage at a low interest rate, Soar Energy enables customers to start saving on energy expenses right away. The company emphasizes competitive pricing, quick installation times, and excellent customer service as key components of its value proposition.

  Early stage

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  Soasis

  Soasis is a platform tailored for college students, aiming to enrich their academic and social experiences. It operates in the education and social networking market, providing a suite of features designed to integrate students into their college community. The platform offers a deals page that aggregates special promotions for students, helping them save money on essential purchases. Additionally, Soasis facilitates social interactions through its events page, allowing students to organize and join group activities seamlessly. The marketplace feature enables students to buy and sell items necessary for their academic pursuits, such as lab coats or textbooks. Communication is streamlined with a messaging feature that supports collaboration on group projects. Soasis generates revenue through partnerships with businesses offering student deals and potentially through premium features or advertising. The platform primarily serves college students, focusing on enhancing their campus life and fostering a sense of belonging.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Social Spin Laundromat

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SocialWhirled

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sofhub

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sol Book Box

  Kids

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Sol Swap

  Fintech

  SOL SWAP is a pioneering platform in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space, specifically designed for the Solana blockchain. The platform offers a comprehensive suite of services including trading, yield farming, liquidity pooling, and project launches. It caters to cryptocurrency traders, investors, and new projects looking to launch on the Solana network. SOL SWAP stands out with its advanced features such as stop loss orders and lightning-fast swaps, ensuring an enhanced trading experience. The platform automatically selects the optimal swap route across all pools, guaranteeing the best prices for users. Additionally, SOL SWAP empowers projects with permissionless liquidity pool and farm creation, facilitating decentralized launches and liquidity bootstrapping. The business model revolves around transaction fees, yield farming incentives, and token sales. By providing a seamless and efficient trading environment, SOL SWAP aims to revolutionize decentralized finance on Solana.

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

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  Solana Gods

  Fintech

  Solana Gods operates as a multifaceted project on the Solana blockchain, primarily centered around a meme token and a collection of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). The company was founded in 2024 and is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. The project enables users to create, or "mint," their own digital deities, which are unique tokens with distinct characteristics and attributes like rarity and strength.The business model combines elements of B2C and B2B engagement within the cryptocurrency and NFT markets. Revenue streams appear to be driven by the sale and trading of its NFTs and the native SGODS token. The initial NFT collection, titled "Gods," was first minted in 2023 and consists of 6,664 items. This collection was inspired by the metaphysical artist Giorgio de Chirico. Another collection of 6,666 NFTs, called SOLgods, was minted on October 28, 2021, at a price of 0.666 SOL each. The project's core offering is an ecosystem where these digital "Gods" can participate in competitive tournaments, allowing players to win rewards based on their performance. This creates an interactive gaming layer on top of the digital asset ownership. Creators of these Gods can also potentially earn royalty income.The company's roadmap outlines several phases of development, starting with the website and smart contract launch ("Gods Awakening"), moving to exchange listings and marketing campaigns ("Celestial Ascension"), and eventually integrating NFTs, launching a play-to-earn game, and implementing community governance ("Mythic Integration" and beyond). The project aims to capitalize on the viral nature of meme culture while providing tangible utility within the Solana ecosystem through its SGODS token, which will be used for governance, staking, and accessing premium content.

  Early stage · $800K raised

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  Solar Enlightened

  Energy

  Solar Enlightened provides financing solutions to homeowners for solar panel installations and energy efficiency upgrades, aiming to reduce their energy expenses. The company's business model is centered on facilitating these home improvements through various financing options, including loans. They serve residential customers by connecting them with installation partners and providing the necessary capital for the projects.The company was founded in 2021 by CEO Jayson Benge. His previous experience includes roles in sales and business development, particularly within the solar and home improvement sectors. This background in direct-to-consumer sales and solar financing shaped the company's focus on educating homeowners and ensuring transparency in the financing process. Solar Enlightened operates by generating revenue through the financing arrangements for the solar and efficiency projects it facilitates.The primary service involves a streamlined process where homeowners can receive an instant online quote for their potential energy savings. This is followed by a consultation and a detailed proposal outlining the system design and financial options. By focusing on education and clear communication, the company empowers homeowners to make informed decisions about adopting renewable energy and improving their home's energy consumption.

  Early stage

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  Solar Exit Partners

  Fintech, Energy

  Solar Exit Partners is a consumer advocacy firm specializing in helping homeowners exit unfavorable solar contracts. The firm was established in response to a significant number of bankruptcies in the residential solar industry, which left many homeowners with non-functioning systems, worthless warranties, and substantial debt. The company's primary service is assisting clients in legally canceling solar agreements, including leases, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and loans. Solar Exit Partners serves homeowners who feel they were misled by sales tactics, are facing escalating payments, have difficulty selling their homes due to a solar lease, or have been abandoned by their installer. The business model is based on providing expert guidance and strategies to navigate the complexities of solar contracts. The process typically involves a free consultation and contract review to identify potential grounds for termination, followed by legal action to cancel the agreement. The company states it operates on a no-upfront-fee basis, with payment contingent on the successful termination of the contract. Solar Exit Partners leverages the experience of its parent company, Republic Financial Services, which has a background in consumer rights advocacy, including assisting individuals with exiting timeshare contracts. The firm is based in Phoenix, Arizona, and was incorporated in September 2025.

  Early stage

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  Solar Topps

  Energy

  Solar Topps is an engineering-focused firm specializing in solar energy solutions for residential and commercial clients throughout Arizona. The company differentiates itself by not using subcontractors, instead employing its own in-house teams for design, engineering, installation, and service. The firm's core business revolves around the design and installation of custom photovoltaic (PV) systems, including rooftop, ground mount, and shade structures. Its offerings also include battery backup systems, such as the Tesla Powerwall, and EV charging options. Solar Topps serves a customer base of homeowners and businesses, providing energy solutions tailored to their specific needs and budgets. The business model focuses on direct sales (cash or loan), emphasizing a transparent process where the company will advise a potential customer if solar is not a financially sound decision for them. The firm also runs a "Diamond Dealer Program" for sales organizations, providing them with pricing, rewards, and marketing support to resell Solar Topps' services. Solar Topps is a certified or preferred installer for several major brands, including Tesla, Enphase, REC, and Panasonic. It has been recognized by industry publications, including being named as a Top Solar Contractor by Solar Power World. The company emphasizes a full-service approach, managing all aspects of a project from initial design and permitting to installation and post-installation monitoring and maintenance.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  SOLARMINER

  Kids, Hosting

  Early stage

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  Solera Health

  Health

  Soleranetwork.com is a health-focused startup that aims to prevent Type 2 diabetes and improve mental health through lifestyle changes and therapy. The company operates in the healthcare market, serving Medicare, Medicaid, and Commercial enrollees who are at risk of developing diabetes or have mental health needs. Soleranetwork.com's business model revolves around the implementation of the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), an evidence-based initiative that promotes weight loss through diet, physical activity, and behavior change. The program is designed for individuals with prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, those who are overweight with a cardiovascular risk factor, or are obese. The company has enrolled over 160,000 participants in its DPP programs to date, offering both in-person and virtual programs. In addition to diabetes prevention, Soleranetwork.com also offers mental health and stress management services. These services use mindfulness and cognitive behavioral therapy to improve symptoms of anxiety, depression, stress, and sleep disorders. The company provides digital and coached tools to support low to medium-acuity mental health needs for all members aged 18 and above. The company also offers a program to improve strength and balance in seniors, reducing the likelihood of falls, a leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries in this age group. Soleranetwork.com's revenue model is tied to participant engagement and measurable health improvements, such as weight loss and clinically meaningful improvements in mental health.

  Late stage · 51–200 employees · $112.3M raised

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  Solos- Concierge Nursing, Inc.

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Solsta

  Gaming

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $150K raised

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  Solstara Labs

  Solstara offers a comprehensive suite of predictive health tools designed to enhance cancer risk prediction and early detection. The company serves oncologists and preventative care facilities by providing data-driven insights into diagnostic information, from risk factors to progression markers. Solstara's software and analytics tools are revolutionizing early cancer detection, increasing the chances of successful treatment and recovery. The business model focuses on leveraging data and imagery to identify genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors contributing to cancer, offering a continuously evolving approach to healthcare. Solstara generates revenue by providing these advanced tools and services to healthcare professionals and institutions, aiming to improve patient outcomes through more accurate diagnosis and prognosis. The company operates primarily in the healthcare sector, with a focus on oncology and preventative care, ensuring data security and compliance with international data transfer regulations.

  Early stage

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  Soma Health Phoenix

  Health

  Soma Health Phoenix is a healthcare clinic operating in Phoenix, Arizona, that centers its practice on a preventative, whole-body approach to medicine. The company's philosophy is rooted in the Greek word "Soma" (body), reflecting the belief that health is a single interconnected system rather than a collection of isolated ones. The clinic aims to move beyond reactive medicine by focusing on identifying and treating the root causes of illness, promoting long-term wellness through education and personalized care. Their advanced training is in evidence-based primary care, preventive medicine, and chronic disease management. Soma Health Phoenix provides services including primary care, management of both chronic and acute conditions, and other supportive health services. The clinic manages a variety of patient conditions such as hypertension, type 2 diabetes, thyroid disorders, obesity, metabolic syndrome, and women's health concerns. The business model appears to cater to patients seeking more attentive and personalized service, with options for direct online booking and a focus on creating a compassionate environment where patients feel heard.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Somo Collective

  Fashion

  Somo Collective operates as a community-driven project with a dual focus on sustainable apparel and cinematic storytelling, positioning itself as a counter-movement to fast fashion and overconsumption. The company was founded by lifelong friends who aim to reconnect consumers with the origins and stories behind their clothing. Their business model centers on creating timeless, responsibly made apparel and producing short films and documentary series that explore themes of endurance, environment, and human connection. The revenue stream is diversified. A primary source is direct-to-consumer sales of their ethically produced apparel, which includes items like caps, t-shirts, and bandannas made from sustainable materials such as 100% organic cotton. These products are often released as limited-edition collections tied to their film releases, creating scarcity and event-driven purchasing opportunities. The company utilizes a made-to-order model for some items to reduce overproduction. A secondary revenue stream comes from a Substack subscription model, where the collective offers free and paid memberships for access to behind-the-scenes content and to support their film projects. The films themselves serve as both a storytelling platform and a marketing tool, building a community around shared values and driving interest in the apparel. Somo Collective's target market consists of conscious consumers who are interested in sustainability, ethical production, and storytelling. They engage their audience through their website, social media, and film premieres, fostering a sense of community. The films often feature inspiring individuals and their stories, such as an ultramarathon runner or a musician finding solace in nature, which aligns with the brand's emphasis on purpose and meaning over fleeting trends. This content-first approach differentiates them in the crowded apparel market, building a brand identity that is deeply rooted in narrative and shared values.

  Early stage

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  Somoseo,

  Hosting, Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sonmit

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sonora Software

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Sonoran Landesign

  Real estate

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Sorai

  Fintech, Enterprise software

  Sorai is developing a due diligence platform designed for the high-pressure environment of mergers and acquisitions. The company's stated goal is to provide a central operating record for private equity firms, corporate development teams, and transaction advisory professionals, addressing the fragmented and time-consuming nature of traditional diligence workflows. The platform is being engineered to enhance the speed, transparency, and control that deal teams have over the entire lifecycle of a transaction.Set to launch in 2026, the Sorai platform leverages artificial intelligence to streamline critical diligence activities. The system focuses on two primary workspaces: Financial Diligence and Deal Intelligence. Within the Financial Diligence module, users can manage Quality of Earnings (QoE) and revenue quality analysis, working capital and debt tie-outs, and track adjustments with direct links to source schedules. The Deal Intelligence workspace allows teams to map findings to deal economics, apply risk scoring based on source documents, and generate reports for investment committees directly from the live record. By creating an evidence-linked board and a clear audit trail, Sorai aims to replace inefficient processes that rely on scattered documents and spreadsheets. The platform is designed so that senior partners can review the same evidence chain that analysts used, ensuring a single source of truth and expediting decision-making. While the core product concentrates on financial diligence and intelligence, it is built to serve as the central record for teams running financial, tax, and legal diligence, with the latter two workstreams remaining with outside counsel who can integrate into the workspace.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Soulcarrier

  Fashion

  Early stage · 2–10 employees