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
457–480 of 1,830 companies
- Dizzler
Gaming, Music
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- DJR Global Healthcare Capital
Real estate
Early stage · 2–10 employees
Early stage
- DocuFi
Enterprise software
Early stage · 1 employees
Docufide was a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company focused on the electronic delivery, management, and analysis of student academic records. Docufide's core offering was its transcript exchange and intelligence platform, which enabled the secure and rapid transfer of electronic transcripts and other student records among K-12 schools, universities, and state education agencies. The company's business model centered on its web-based platform, Docufide® by Parchment™, which connected senders (high schools and colleges) and receivers (postsecondary institutions) of academic credentials. For sending institutions, the platform automated transcript delivery services, eliminating manual processes and providing data analytics on student trends. For receiving institutions, it offered a solution to request, receive, and analyze electronic transcripts, reducing processing costs and time. The platform operated on a license model, with options for both full functionality, including data integration, and a free, limited version for basic access. In October 2012, Parchment Inc., another leader in the e-transcript space, acquired Docufide. At the time of the merger, Docufide served approximately 30% of U.S. secondary schools. The merger with Parchment and Avow Systems created the largest electronic transcript exchange network, combining Docufide's strength in the K-12 market with Avow's focus on postsecondary institutions. Following the acquisition, the platform was known as "Docufide by Parchment™". The combined entity continued to support and expand services for secure credential exchange, eventually evolving to offer a comprehensive platform for issuing, receiving, and verifying various academic credentials like diplomas and digital badges under the Parchment brand.
Early stage
- Doich Foods
Food
Doich Foods produces and sells high-protein, gluten-free, and low-sugar snacking cookie dough that is designed to be eaten either raw or baked. The business was launched in 2022 after Conway, who has nearly two decades of experience in the food industry, developed a healthy cookie dough recipe. He created it out of a personal need to make healthier life choices without sacrificing taste. After Conway shared the recipe with his long-time friend Scialdone, they decided to commercialize the product. Scialdone, the CEO, left a corporate career in the tech industry, where he managed a $140 million portfolio, to focus on the company. Conway serves as the Chief Product Officer, utilizing his background in leading grocery retail and meal kit companies. It has since expanded into retail and food service, securing partnerships with notable establishments. One such partnership is with CATCH Hospitality Group, providing a gluten-free and vegan dessert option for their restaurants. Doich Foods has also accelerated its retail presence with launches in stores like Lunds & Byerlys and Jewel-Osco. The product line includes flavors like Chocolate Chip, Basic Batch (sugar cookie), What the Fudge, and Birthday Cake. The dough is made with functional ingredients such as gluten-free oats and coconut oil. As part of its mission, Doich Foods donates to charitable organizations with every purchase.
Early stage · 11–50 employees
- Domaincracy
Wellness & beauty
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- Dorm Room Movers
Home & living
Early stage · 11–50 employees
- Dose Moving
Transportation
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- dotScribe
Health
dotScribe offers an AI-powered medical documentation and education assistant designed to alleviate the administrative burden on healthcare professionals. This personal struggle with late-night charting and the desire for more time with patients and family fueled the creation of dotScribe as a passion project born from within the medical field. The platform operates as a desktop application that integrates with any Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, dictation software, or other desktop applications. It functions by providing real-time suggestions as a clinician types, going beyond simple text expansion. The core of the service is to streamline clinical workflows by offering a combination of physician-reviewed smart templates, diagnostic guidance, medical autocomplete, and access to trusted medical resources. The business model appears to be subscription-based, with options for a free trial. dotScribe's product is tailored for a wide range of healthcare providers, including medical students, residents, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and seasoned physicians across various settings like outpatient, inpatient, and emergency medicine. Key features include the ability to generate complete SOAP and progress notes from a few sentences, summarize lengthy medical notes or imaging results, and create customized patient education materials. The AI can also analyze clinical notes to suggest improvements for maximizing billing accuracy and automatically generate documentation for insurance prior authorizations. Unlike ambient listening AI tools, dotScribe emphasizes user control and patient privacy, augmenting the clinician's work without being intrusive.
Early stage · 2–10 employees · $210K raised
Early stage · 1 employees
Early stage
Driven 2 Connect operates as a strategic networking service, facilitating meaningful connections through personalized meetings and exclusive event access. The company serves entrepreneurs and businesses looking to expand their networks and enhance their strategic direction. Operating primarily in the business development and networking market, Driven 2 Connect offers a membership-based model with two options, providing clients with tailored introductions and insights into high-caliber events. Revenue is generated through membership fees, which grant access to scheduled meetings, event invitations, and documented action plans. The service is designed to help clients gain clarity, refine strategies, and create partnerships that drive tangible results. Driven 2 Connect emphasizes the importance of connecting the right people at the right time to foster growth and momentum in business endeavors.
Early stage · 2–10 employees
Early stage
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- Drtarapeyman
Health, Kids
Early stage
- Dtvideolabs
Music
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- DTX Digital
Marketing
DTX Digital provides a fusion of AI-driven automation and performance marketing services designed to scale brand growth. The company offers high-tech solutions for automated lead generation, technical SEO, and data-driven advertising spend management across platforms like Meta, Google, and TikTok. Their service portfolio includes advanced technology solutions such as custom software engineering and cloud infrastructure, AI automation featuring custom LLM integrations and automated CRM workflows, performance marketing focused on multi-channel funnels and predictive analytics, and technical SEO. The firm caters to a diverse client base across various industries, including fintech, e-commerce, and retail. For fintech clients, DTX Digital has implemented full-funnel AI automation systems to qualify leads and adjust ad spend dynamically. In e-commerce, they have executed multi-channel campaigns on TikTok and Meta, using AI-driven creative testing. For retail giants, the company has developed omnichannel loyalty systems to increase repeat purchase rates. The business model appears to be service-based, offering tailored digital growth strategies and infrastructure to its clients. DTX Digital's core offerings are structured to provide control and visibility across the entire customer journey. Their services include custom GPT agents, AI-driven content engines, creative strategy, semantic topic modeling, and branding. The company emphasizes creating practical and powerful digital growth strategies that tie directly to ROI, productivity, and long-term growth.
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- Dynamic Water Technologies
Fintech
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- Dynamynd
Health
Early stage
Early stage · 2–10 employees
- Earmark
Education
Earmark offers a mobile-first platform for professional education, allowing accounting and tax professionals to earn Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits by listening to podcasts. This feedback highlighted a demand for a more flexible and engaging way to meet professional education requirements compared to traditional webcasts. The platform is designed for CPAs, Certified Management Accountants (CMAs), and Enrolled Agents (EAs). Its core functionality allows users to listen to episodes from a wide range of accounting and tax podcasts, and then take a short quiz within the Earmark app to earn a CPE certificate. This model integrates professional development into daily activities like commuting or exercising, addressing the challenge busy professionals face in finding time for education. Earmark is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a CPE sponsor. Earmark operates on a freemium business model. It provides a free plan that allows users to earn one CPE credit per week. For unlimited access, the company offers an individual subscription at $199.99 per year. Additionally, Earmark provides 'Earmark for Teams,' a B2B solution for accounting firms to purchase bulk subscriptions for their staff at a discounted rate, which includes a dashboard for tracking compliance. The company also generates revenue through sponsored courses offered by vendors. In late 2024, Earmark announced it had raised $500,000 in a seed round at a $5 million valuation to further develop the application's features.
Early stage · 11–50 employees
- Easy Button Capital
Fintech, Real estate
Easy Button Capital, INC operates as a real estate investment fund and prop-tech firm based in Scottsdale, Arizona. Gayman has an extensive background in real estate, with over 16 years of experience in investing, property flipping, and iBuying—the practice of purchasing homes directly from sellers for cash. This experience directly shaped the company's model, which is designed to streamline real estate transactions for both sellers and investors. The firm's primary business involves acquiring residential properties, often distressed, directly from homeowners through its affiliate, Easy Button Home Sales, and its iBuying platform, closeandcash.com. These properties are then held by the Easy Button Capital fund for long-term cash flow and capital growth. The company's value proposition to sellers is a fast, as-is cash sale, eliminating traditional closing costs and real estate commissions. For its clients, who are accredited investors, Easy Button Capital operates as a 506c exempt real estate investment fund, offering returns of up to 18% through investments in a diversified portfolio of high-equity residential assets across the United States. The fund acquires property in numerous states, including Michigan, Georgia, Alabama, Missouri, Arizona, West Virginia, and Illinois. Operationally, Easy Button Capital aims to reduce the friction typically associated with iBuying by providing the necessary capital and liquidity to handle a high volume of transactions. The company also emphasizes the integration of technology in its processes, mentioning research and development in proprietary AI, blockchain, and IoT applications for real estate. Gayman's more recent work includes developing an AI-powered system for deal closing and lead qualification, highlighting the firm's direction towards technological integration in its real estate operations. The broader 'Easy Button' brand also extends to services for other real estate professionals, offering lead generation and business scaling systems.
Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.3M raised
- Easy Payables
Fintech, Enterprise software
Early stage · 1 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 |