Scottsdale
Freeway partner cityData as of Oct 1, 2026Venture funding by year
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| Year | Venture funding | Rounds |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | $780.1M | 52 |
| 2020 | $152.7M | 41 |
| 2021 | $1.2B | 68 |
| 2022 | $502.4M | 53 |
| 2023 | $603.4M | 45 |
| 2024 | $84.1M | 24 |
| 2025 | $60.8M | 7 |
| 2026* | $58.6M | 12 |
Industries
- Health275
- Fintech171
- Enterprise software157
- Marketing153
- Real estate104
- Food67
- Education65
- Media60
- Energy57
- Wellness & beauty56
And 20 more industries.
Companies in Scottsdale
241–264 of 1,830 companies
Early stage · 11–50 employees
- Bromatco LLC
Energy
Early stage · 2–10 employees
Heckerty.com is an innovative educational platform that combines technology, storytelling, and learning to create engaging content for children. The company operates in the educational technology market, targeting parents, educators, and children, particularly those with special needs such as autism spectrum disorders. Heckerty.com offers a range of interactive stories and activities featuring the character Heckerty, designed to make learning fun and accessible. The business model revolves around digital content sales, subscriptions, and in-app purchases, generating revenue through its website and mobile applications. By focusing on high-quality narration and captivating stories, Heckerty.com aims to provide a valuable educational resource that both children and adults can enjoy.
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- BruceBuysCars
Transportation
Bruce Buys Cars is a Phoenix-based car buying service that provides a streamlined and transparent process for individuals, families, and organizations to sell their vehicles.The company operates in the Phoenix metropolitan area, including Scottsdale, Mesa, and Tempe. Its business model is centered on purchasing used vehicles directly from owners, offering a convenient alternative to trading in at a dealership or private sales. The service includes providing fair market cash offers for vehicles in any condition, handling all necessary paperwork and title transfers, and coordinating vehicle pickup. The company distinguishes itself with a "white-glove" approach that emphasizes clear communication and convenience for the seller. They conduct either in-person or remote vehicle evaluations to determine an offer.While specific details about the founder and the company's financial history are not publicly available, the operational focus is on simplifying the car-selling process. Bruce Buys Cars caters to a diverse clientele, including individuals seeking a quick sale, as well as providing specialized support for estates and assisted living communities needing to liquidate automotive assets.
Early stage · 1 employees
- Bsl nutrition
Food
Early stage
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- Bungalowfurniture
Fashion
Early stage · 2–10 employees
Bushwood Sims offers advanced virtual reality (VR) gaming experiences, specializing in hunting and golf simulators. Utilizing cutting-edge technology like the HTC Vive Steam Deck, Bushwood Sims provides one of the most precise and immersive VR experiences available. The company caters to both individual gamers and groups, allowing users to switch between various gaming scenarios, including 100 unique hunting scenarios, target shooting, and popular VR games. Bushwood Sims operates in the entertainment and leisure market, targeting clients who seek high-quality, immersive gaming experiences combined with luxury amenities. Each session includes access to bars and restaurants, complimentary valet service, and access to the W pool and Wet Deck. This unique combination of advanced technology and premium services creates a comprehensive entertainment package. The business model revolves around session-based bookings, where clients pay for a 60-minute gaming session that includes full access to all amenities. The company makes money through these session fees and additional services offered during the gaming experience. Bushwood Sims enclosures are designed for easy setup and breakdown, requiring no drilling, nailing, or hard labor, making it a versatile option for various venues.
Early stage · 1 employees
- Businesseducators
Education
Early stage · 11–50 employees
- BusyKid
Fintech, Education
BusyKid is a financial technology company that provides a platform for children and teenagers to learn about money management. The company offers a debit card that is linked to an app, allowing parents to assign chores and pay allowances to their children.The app is designed to teach kids how to earn, save, share, and invest money. Children can track their earnings from chores, set savings goals, and allocate a portion of their money to be donated to charities. The platform also includes an investment feature where kids can invest in real stocks with parental approval. This feature is designed to introduce them to the stock market and the concept of long-term investing.BusyKid operates on a subscription-based model, charging a family an annual fee for the service. The target market for BusyKid is parents who are looking for a practical way to teach their children financial literacy from a young age. The platform serves as a tool for parents to automate allowance payments and to have visibility into their children's spending habits.
Early stage · 11–50 employees · $4.1M raised
- BuzBin Media
Marketing
BuzBin Media is revolutionizing the advertising landscape by converting everyday trash and recycling bins into high-impact advertising platforms. This innovative approach allows municipalities and businesses to monetize their existing bin fleets without altering core operations. BuzBin handles all aspects of the advertising process, including ad sales, creative production, client management, and advertiser relationships, ensuring a seamless experience for clients. The company provides easy-to-apply, durable decals that are weather-resistant and designed for maximum visibility. BuzBin manages all decal printing, bulk shipping, and logistics, offering a fully plug-and-play revenue stream that requires no additional staff. By transforming municipal trash collection into a mutually beneficial ecosystem, BuzBin enhances city aesthetics, provides financial gain for residents, and offers advertisers impactful visibility. The business model focuses on hyper-local targeting, allowing advertisers to select specific neighborhoods for high-frequency exposure. This approach ensures that ads are seen multiple times a week, providing unskippable and consistent visibility. BuzBin Media serves municipalities, local businesses, and advertisers looking for affordable and effective marketing solutions. The company operates in the advertising and municipal services market, generating revenue through ad sales and partnerships with local governments and businesses.
Early stage
- BuzzTheory
Marketing
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- Buzzuka
Media
Early stage · 1 employees
bY couTure is a design consultancy specializing in climate-responsive outdoor architecture for the luxury hospitality and residential markets. His background as an artist informs the company's approach to integrating aesthetic design with functional, cutting-edge systems.The firm acts as a strategic partner and liaison for clients, architects, and developers. It guides them through the complexities of 'adaptive envelopes'—a type of building shell that can dynamically respond to environmental conditions. This includes systems like retractable roofs, vertical glass walls, and smart shading solutions designed to enhance guest comfort and a property's visual appeal. bY couTure's business model is service-based, focusing on consulting from concept through to completion. It is not tied to a single manufacturer, allowing it to select the best-suited factory and products for each project's specific climate and design objectives.A key part of its service includes helping clients manage costs by leveraging its European supply chain to source luxury glass, potentially saving up to 50% on domestic glass budgets. This allows project funds to be reallocated to other features. The company’s process involves coordinating design, specification alignment, and system integration to ensure the final installation is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Early stage
- Bylderr
Fintech, Real estate
Early stage · 2–10 employees
Early stage
- CactusPEAK Digital
Fintech
CactusPEAK Digital operates as an outsourced digital investment officer, specializing in Bitcoin for a diverse client base that includes individuals, family offices, and institutions. The firm's core mission is to bridge the gap between traditional finance and the decentralized finance world, focusing on empowering clients through education and customized solutions. The company provides clients with the necessary knowledge and resources to navigate the digital assets ecosystem. Its services revolve around education on Bitcoin's fundamental principles and value proposition, which enables clients to develop strategic investment approaches that include risk mitigation, opportunity identification, and portfolio optimization. By combining this educational focus with expertise, CactusPEAK Digital assists financial advisors and their clients in integrating Bitcoin into investment portfolios. They also help onboard new clients who already hold significant digital asset positions. The business model centers on offering expertise and tailored solutions for deploying Bitcoin exposure and capitalizing on the emerging asset class.
Early stage
- Cadexlaw LLC
Education
CadexLaw LLC provides a suite of affordable digital study tools designed for law students. The company's platform offers access to a library of over 20,000 case briefs, course outlines, practice exams, IRAC examples, flashcards, and materials for bar exam preparation. It is positioned as a supplementary educational resource to assist law students in their academic pursuits. The service targets students throughout their legal education, including 1L, 2L, and 3L years, as well as bar candidates. CadexLaw operates as a for-profit entity based in Scottsdale, Arizona. According to its website, the service was scheduled to launch on June 15, 2025. The business model appears to be subscription-based, providing users access to its proprietary content and tools. The company explicitly states that its service is not a substitute for professional legal advice or formal examinations but is intended to be a supplementary aid.
Early stage
- Caliber Living
Real estate
Breakout · 51–200 employees
- CalyxOS
Enterprise software
CalyxOS, associated with calyxos.ai, designs and deploys private, AI-driven operating systems for industries where high trust and auditability are critical, such as legal, accounting, insurance, and cybersecurity. The company has developed a suite of vertical-specific frameworks, including Juris for legal intelligence, Numera for financial modeling, and Insura for claims evaluation.These systems are built to be private-first, offering deployment options like private cloud, on-premise, or air-gapped environments. The core of their service is providing proprietary LLM/SLM frameworks trained on specific industry logic and compliance requirements. This focus ensures that the intelligence generated is explainable and capable of passing legal, financial, or regulatory audits. The business model appears to be centered on building and integrating these full-stack AI operating systems directly into the workflows of firms and institutions, emphasizing precision, security, and a clear return on investment.In addition to its enterprise solutions, the company has also developed a range of consumer-facing applications that leverage its specialized AI. These include tools for consumer legal navigation, home repair troubleshooting, and personal finance guidance. By focusing on creating explainable and auditable AI, CalyxOS positions itself as a builder of trusted systems rather than a reseller of generalized AI services.
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- Camelback Creative
Marketing
Early stage · 2–10 employees
Camelback Desert School operates as an NAEYC accredited preschool and child care center. The business provides early childhood education within a secure and nurturing environment, targeting families in need of reliable daycare solutions.The core service offering is structured around a curriculum that supports child development, with a significant emphasis on safety and communication. Safety measures include controlled building access, mandatory visitor identification, and strict authorized pick-up policies. Communication with parents is facilitated through the 'Links 2 Home' mobile application, which delivers daily photo updates and progress reports on learning skills.The business model is based on tuition fees for its preschool and child care programs. It caters to working families by offering flexible, extended hours from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM. This operational structure ensures a steady revenue stream while providing essential services to its local community.
Early stage · 11–50 employees
- CanaGlobal
Media
CanaGlobal operates as a self-described faith-driven venture studio and startup incubator, aiming to guide founders by integrating business with principles of faith. He positions CanaGlobal as a response to what he sees as a need for practical, experience-based leadership in the startup world, contrasting with theoretical advice. The firm's business model is structured as a complete ecosystem to support startups at various stages. For early-stage startups with under $1M in annual revenue, it offers the "Elevate Startup Incubator," a 12-week online program designed to help founders acquire customers and secure investment. This is complemented by on-demand courses through "Startup School" and free workshops called "Startup Clinics". For growth-stage companies with over $1M in revenue, the "CG Venture Studio" acts as an operator-led engine to scale them toward the $10M mark and beyond. Community and networking are fostered through free virtual events, including "Startup Church," a weekly Zoom gathering for founders and investors, and "Her Kingdom Ventures," a community for women founders. CanaGlobal's core methodology is the "Startup Playbook," which consists of 12 building blocks intended to provide a roadmap for attracting customers and investors. The company's client base consists of faith-driven entrepreneurs, ranging from those at the pre-revenue stage to those leading established ventures. Future initiatives include launching "Startup Towns" to revitalize small-town communities in America through local entrepreneurship and a global media platform for faith-driven news and content.
Early stage · 11–50 employees
- CANCER FUND
Health
Early stage · 11–50 employees
Recent venture rounds
| Company | Round | Amount | Date | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monetary Metals | Early VC | $10.5M | Sep 2026 | Not disclosed |
| Sparkle Grooming Co. | Early VC | $6.0M | Sep 2026 | Mars Petcare, Digitalis Ventures |
| Anuncia Medical, Inc. | Early VC | $100K | Aug 2026 | Accelerating Angels |
| CND Life Sciences | Early VC | Undisclosed | Aug 2026 | Curve Partners |
| One Raven | Seed | $5.0M | Jul 2026 | Fifth Wall Ventures |
| Health Endeavors | Growth Equity VC | Undisclosed | Jul 2026 | Decathlon Capital Partners |
| Atlys | Angel | Undisclosed | Jul 2026 | Not disclosed |
| equipifi | Series B | $34.0M | May 2026 | SixThirty Ventures, New Stack Ventures, Rise of the Rest +7 more |
| v4c.ai | Series A | Undisclosed | May 2026 | Tquila, Databricks Ventures |
| Veterinary Sales & Marketing | Growth Equity VC | Undisclosed | Apr 2026 | Chinook Investment Partners |