Phoenix

2,041–2,064 of 2,570 companies

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  Soundrise

  Media

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Sourcely

  Fashion, Home & living

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Southwest Pain Management

  Home & living

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Southwest Waterworks Contractors

  Health, Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Spaces of Opportunity

  Early stage

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  Spark Angels

  Fintech

  Spark Angels is an angel investor group designed to activate and equip a new generation of investors. The formation of the group began when Ferengul, an experienced angel investor, identified untapped potential in Arizona and discussed it with Kiven, who then connected him with Pacheco, a prominent figure in Arizona's business and startup community. The firm unites new and seasoned investors, providing them with the knowledge, network, and confidence to invest in early-stage companies. Spark Angels' business model is centered on a group approach, creating a collective brain trust for its portfolio companies. This provides startups with strategic guidance from a diverse group of investors. The firm charges an annual membership fee of $5,000, which grants access to the network, and takes 7% of the total capital invested for operational, legal, and accounting services. Spark Angels focuses on investing in visionary founders at the pre-seed and seed stages who have a working minimum viable product (MVP) and early signs of market validation. While its core mission is to build Arizona into a technology hub, the group invests in exceptional teams nationwide. Target industries include Software, Disruptive AI, Marketing Technology, Healthcare Technology, Government Technology, and Sports Technology. Portfolio companies receive more than just capital; they gain access to a dedicated group of investors whose collective experience provides strategic guidance to foster growth.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SparkLaunch

  Fintech

  SparkLaunch provides a unified platform for early-stage founders to navigate the complexities of starting a business, from initial idea to investor readiness. Their goal is to democratize entrepreneurship by creating a clearer, more structured path for company formation and setup. The platform is designed for founders at the idea-stage through seed-stage. It specifically facilitates the creation of a Delaware C-Corporation, a common structure for venture-backed companies. The core service streamlines processes that are often fragmented, integrating guided workflows for incorporation, founder stock issuance, IRS Employer Identification Number (EIN) application support, and post-incorporation steps. SparkLaunch aims to move beyond simple paperwork filing by helping founders understand the steps before, during, and after incorporation, including tracking important deadlines like the 83(b) election. SparkLaunch operates on a freemium and subscription-based model. It offers a free tier with basic tools, a one-time Incorporation Package for $499, and tiered monthly or annual subscription plans like 'Startup' and 'Growth' that unlock more advanced features. The platform includes an Equity OS for cap table management, tracking of SAFEs and convertible notes, and dilution modeling. It also provides tools for go-to-market strategy, such as a landing page builder, an investor CRM, a sales CRM, and AI-powered planners. For later-stage needs, the platform offers a data room, pitch deck support, and analytics, positioning itself as a comprehensive operating system for founders.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Sparklingearth

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SpatialCut

  Media

  Founded in 2024 and based in Silicon Valley, SpatialCut provides a video editing platform focused exclusively on spatial video creation. Designed by filmmakers for filmmakers, the software streamlines the process of creating, editing, and publishing immersive videos. The company's target market includes professional filmmakers, VR content creators, and consumers using devices with spatial video capabilities. The platform is currently available on Apple Vision Pro, with plans to release a desktop version. The service allows users to edit stereoscopic video captured on devices like the Apple Vision Pro and iPhone 15 Pro. It supports various file formats, including the MV-HEVC format used by Apple devices, and is developing capabilities for 180-degree, 360-degree, and volumetric video. Key features include tools for clipping and merging footage, adding spatial effects, and real-time 180° immersive previews. An upcoming AI-powered 'Voice to Edit' feature aims to provide hands-free editing control. SpatialCut also has a feature that uses an AI model to convert 2D videos into stereoscopic 3D by creating a depth map for each frame. Users can publish content directly to platforms like Vimeo and export for various devices, including Apple Vision, iOS, and Meta Quest. As of late 2024, SpatialCut was unfunded.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SpatialVision

  Enterprise software

  SpatialVision offers a cloud-based forensic topographic modeling software that converts complex elevation data into 3D models and professional visuals. The software is designed for engineers, foundation repair contractors, flooring contractors, and home inspectors. Its main features include automatic calculations of tilt and deflection, a user-friendly interface for streamlined data collection and analysis, and auto-tracking of foundation changes over time for accurate data comparison. The platform is accessible from any device with an internet connection, requiring no installation. The company, operating as SpatialVision™, is a subsidiary of Transparent Engineered Solutions™ (TES™). His journey as an inventor led him to focus on creating practical solutions that have immediate applications. SpatialVision's services aim to streamline workflows by fostering collaboration between engineers and other teams through standardized data collection and design. The business model is subscription-based, with pricing structured per user within an organization. For a single user, the service costs $119 for the first month and $44 for subsequent months. SpatialVision also provides comprehensive consulting and training services to help clients optimize their use of the software, covering areas like structural drawing, data collection strategies, and diagnostics. These training programs are offered in various formats, including on-site workshops and online courses. The company's target clients include contractors, engineers, and home inspectors who require detailed structural drawings, data collection, and topographic maps for their operations.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Spaulding Digital

  Marketing, Enterprise software

  Spaulding Digital operates as a fractional CMO and AI strategy consulting firm, focused on helping founders scale their businesses. The company provides strategic marketing leadership and expertise on a part-time or 'fractional' basis, which allows client companies to access high-level marketing guidance without the cost of a full-time executive. This model is particularly suited for startups and growing businesses that require strategic direction but are not yet in a position to hire a full-time Chief Marketing Officer. The firm's services are centered around creating and implementing systems, automation, and digital education to drive growth. This includes developing AI strategies to enhance business operations and marketing effectiveness. By integrating artificial intelligence, Spaulding Digital aims to provide data-driven decision-making and optimize processes for its clients, ranging from lead generation to customer retention. The business model is based on providing consulting services, likely through retainers or project-based fees, offering strategic oversight and team management. The firm's approach involves a deep audit of a client's existing marketing efforts to develop a tailored strategy before execution. Spaulding Digital can oversee a client's internal team, external contractors, or utilize its own network of marketers to implement these strategies.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Speak for Yourself

  Telecom

  Early stage

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  Spectrum Dermatology

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Speedora Inc

  Transportation

  Speedora Inc. is a specialized logistics provider focused on premium, white-glove, final-mile delivery for big and bulky items. The company operates as a tech-enabled, asset-based carrier, catering to retailers, e-commerce brands, and logistics partners that require precise, high-touch delivery execution.The firm's core service centers on the transportation and handling of appliances, furniture, fitness equipment, other heavy items, and high-value cargo. By owning its assets, Speedora aims to provide a higher level of service compared to traditional final-mile carriers that often rely on brokers. This model allows for greater control over operational standards, leading to lower damage rates, reported to be below 0.3%, and enhanced customer service. The company integrates technology, such as real-time tracking through partners like Project44, to offer clients visibility and reliability throughout the delivery process. Speedora launched its asset-owned delivery services in Phoenix, Arizona, and Southern California in January 2026. The company is registered as an active carrier with the U.S. Department of Transportation under USDOT number 4382661 and is authorized for property transport.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SPI Technologies - Publisher Services

  Music

  Early stage

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  SpinCore Technologies

  Semiconductors

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Spineanddisc

  Health, Wellness & beauty

  Early stage

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  Sporfie

  Sports

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sports Business Ventures

  Sports

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Sportsnaut

  Sports

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Spraytech

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sprinto

  Enterprise software

  Sprinto operates as a specialized software provider for the electrical contracting industry, offering a platform designed to modernize and accelerate the business workflow for electricians. The company's core focus is to replace time-consuming manual processes, such as handwritten estimates and spreadsheets, with a streamlined, on-the-spot digital solution. The platform directly addresses common pain points in the trade, including inconsistent pricing, missed upsell opportunities, and the administrative burden of creating and tracking quotes.The product is an estimating and quoting software platform that enables electrical contractors to create professional, detailed estimates directly from the job site using a phone or tablet. Key features include the ability to generate and send quotes before leaving the premises, which helps in closing jobs faster. The system has built-in margin protection that flags potential undercharging to safeguard profitability on every job. It also automatically prompts for every potential line item and upsell, such as panel upgrades or surge protection, ensuring revenue opportunities are not overlooked. Testimonials on the company's website indicate that users have experienced significant increases in booked jobs and profit per job. Additionally, Sprinto offers a unique marketing tool that allows contractors to turn their company logo into a branded QR code. This code can be placed on vehicles, business cards, or invoices. When scanned by potential customers, it directs them to a portal where they can get rough pricing estimates and ask questions, effectively pre-qualifying leads and reducing the time spent on non-serious inquiries. The business model appears to be software-as-a-service (SaaS), with the company offering a free trial to new users.

  Early stage

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  Sprout Financial

  Fintech

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Sputnik Moment

  Legal

  Early stage · 11–50 employees