Phoenix

2,137–2,160 of 2,570 companies

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  Superfoods LLC

  Food

  Superfoods LLC is a Phoenix, Arizona-based company focused on building and acquiring scalable concepts to improve the American food system. The firm recognizes the system is flawed, with unsustainable methods, unequal access, and negative health and environmental impacts. It aims to address the public health crisis caused by a reliance on ultra-processed foods by transforming the food supply chain, its products, and public awareness. The company's strategy involves seeking entrepreneurial opportunities to build a healthier food system and redefine the public's relationship with food. There are several distinct entities operating under similar names. This company created the first functional chocolate by incorporating South American raw superfoods and patented nutraceutical ingredients, earning the NUTRACON/NutrAward for "Best New Product in the F&B Industry". Their product line includes functional protein bars, whole-food snack bars, supplements, sports gels, energy powders, nut butters, and beverages targeting digestive health, cognitive function, and immunity. Another entity, Superfoods Company, is a family-owned and operated business in Austin, Texas, co-founded by Dylan and his wife Chrissy. Their journey began with a shared passion for exercise and nutrition, which led them to create Superfood Tabs—a fizzy drink with 15 superfood ingredients. Their product lineup, which includes Amazing Coffee and Ashwavana, is designed to be accessible, enjoyable, and support various health goals. Lastly, The Superfood Company, now led by husband-and-wife team Ivy and Ben since 2023, is based in Carlsbad, California, and crafts gut-friendly beverages like Kefir Soda and Superbooch using clean ingredients and local spring water.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Supersede

  Real estate, Energy

  Supersede manufactures a high-quality sheathing product from locally sourced, recycled plastic waste, positioning it as a direct alternative to traditional plywood. The material is engineered to be 100% waterproof, UV stable, and resistant to mold, rot, termites, and splinters, while maintaining a weight comparable to wood. Its primary markets are the marine and construction industries, where these properties offer significant advantages.The company's business model focuses on disrupting the conventional lumber supply chain. By operating with a smaller footprint and utilizing real-time tracking, Supersede aims to minimize points of failure, reduce price fluctuations, and ensure timely delivery. This approach provides customers with stable pricing and substantial cost savings.Revenue is generated through the sale of its custom-sized boards, which are designed for seamless integration and compliance with ASTM standards for physical and mechanical properties. The firm also operates a buy-back program for its materials and purchases recyclable plastics from partners, turning a disposal cost for recyclers into a revenue stream and contributing to a circular economy.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $10.0M raised

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  SupplySide Network

  Event tech

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  supplysidesj.com

  Early stage

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  SupportU

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Supreme Digital

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SurchX

  Fintech

  InterPayments operates in the financial technology sector, providing a surcharging solution for merchants and payment partners. The company’s core product is a platform that automates and dynamically applies surcharges on credit card transactions, which helps merchants recover credit card fees and improve their net margins by 5-15%. InterPayments serves a diverse range of clients, including e-commerce platforms, virtual terminals, and point-of-sale systems, making it versatile across various industries. The business model revolves around offering a RESTful API that integrates easily with existing payment platforms, ensuring compliance with surcharge regulations. InterPayments generates revenue through its surcharging solution, which adds a differentiated source of value to merchants and creates new revenue streams for payment partners. The company’s technology is designed to be flexible, reliable, and scalable, providing a seamless experience for users.

  Early stage · $3.0M raised

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  Surelock Security

  Security

  Surelock Security Company specializes in the design and manufacturing of secure storage solutions, including gun safes, home safes, and cabinets. The company's product lines feature various sizes and styles, such as the Cascade, Lieutenant, and General series, offering fire ratings from 30 up to 90 minutes. Key features of their safes include 11 to 14-gauge steel construction, digital locks with key backups, adjustable interiors, and door panel organizers. The company was founded with a focus on providing affordable and dependable security products. They offer a lifetime warranty for safes that experience a break-in attempt or fire. Products are sold through a network of retailers and distributors. In a significant recent development, Outdoor Brands, LLC announced the sale of Surelock Security Co. to Meyer Distributing Inc. on November 6, 2025. This acquisition integrates Surelock into Meyer Distributing's extensive portfolio, which includes automotive, powersports, and RV product lines, aiming to expand Surelock's market reach through Meyer's vast distribution network.

  Early stage

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  Surgical Specialty Hospital of Arizona

  Health

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Suriel Nicomedes E

  Early stage

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  Surveyors Source

  Robotics

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sustainability Initiative LLC

  Kids, Hosting

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SVG University

  Education

  Early stage

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  SwahaLife

  Food

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Swapink

  Home & living

  Early stage

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  Swarmbotics AI

  Security, Robotics

  Swarmbotics AI is a company that specializes in low-cost, ground swarm robotics for both industrial and defense applications. The company is developing an ecosystem of robot swarms called ANTS (Attritable, Networked, Tactical Swarm). These are unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) designed to be autonomous, attritable, and capable of operating in swarms. The core of their business model is to provide a modular platform that can be adapted for a wide range of uses. This modularity allows for versatility in supporting various defense and industrial operations. The company targets both the defense industry and the industrial sector with its technology.Swarmbotics AI aims to make swarm robotics a practical reality by focusing on affordability and scalability. Their UGVs are designed for unsupervised autonomous operation, which is a key factor in enabling their use at a large scale. The company is positioned to address the growing demand for robotic solutions in complex and dangerous environments, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional systems.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $17.0M raised

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  Swift Aviation

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Swift Coat

  Real estate

  Swift Coat is a manufacturing company that provides advanced coating solutions by developing thin films designed to enhance surface properties. Their core technology, Aerosol Impact Driven Assembly (AIDA), is a proprietary thin-film deposition platform that enables the transition of nanotechnology innovations from the laboratory to commercial products. The AIDA technology was inspired by graffiti art and functions like an aerosol can system, capable of coating various surfaces with nanoparticles of any size and composition. This process involves accelerating aerosolized nanoparticles at sonic speeds through a slit-shaped nozzle, allowing them to attach to a substrate. It provides precise control over coating thickness, from a few nanometers to millimeters, and can be applied to surfaces of different textures and shapes at high speeds. Key features of the coatings include anti-reflective, anti-soiling, and anti-fog capabilities. The company serves a diverse client base across several industries, including solar, windows, aerospace, glazing, filtration, displays, and sensors. One of its notable products is PHOTOCLEAN PV, a self-cleaning coating for solar panels that uses a chemical reaction powered by UV sunlight to break down dirt, aiming to improve energy production efficiency. Swift Coat's business model involves collaborating with partners and working with Fortune 500 companies to bring its coating solutions to market. The firm has received significant backing and grant funding from government bodies such as NASA, the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Science Foundation, and the U.S. Air Force. For instance, Swift Coat was awarded a $900,000 contract from NASA in February 2024 to develop anti-fog coatings for spacesuit helmets for the Artemis moon mission.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $2.2M raised

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  Swintegrativemedicine

  Health

  Early stage

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  Switch Electric

  Real estate

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  SwitchThink Solutions

  Fintech

  SwitchThink Solutions is an information technology Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) that provides technology solutions and IT expertise for credit unions. The company was launched in November 2017 by Desert Schools Federal Credit Union (now Desert Financial Credit Union) in partnership with Corelation, Inc. The idea originated after Desert Financial implemented Corelation's KeyStone core processing system in 2015 and recognized that many other credit unions lacked the IT resources to fully leverage the system's capabilities. The company offers a suite of services centered around optimizing the KeyStone platform, including managed and infrastructure cloud solutions, disaster recovery as a service, development and consulting, and conversion support. Their target clients are credit unions of various sizes using or implementing the KeyStone core processing system. These clients leverage SwitchThink's private community cloud, which is built on the IBM Power-series running AIX and DB2, to enhance performance, security, and compliance. The business model is service-based, offering cloud hosting, IT management, and professional services tailored to the needs of each credit union. Products include 'OpenAnywhere' for online account opening, 'ApplyAnywhere' for loan applications, 'AI Assist', and 'Insights'. This allows credit union IT teams to offload foundational service management and focus on strategic initiatives. By January 2025, the company had grown to serve 150 clients with assets ranging from $182 million to over $2.1 billion.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Swrm

  Fashion

  Early stage

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  SydKic

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Symbius Medical

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees