Scottsdale

505–528 of 1,830 companies

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  EndoVantage

  Health

  EndoVantage, founded in 2013, operated as a medical simulation technology developer, originating from technology developed at the Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University. It was headquartered in Scottsdale, AZ, and focused on providing computational tools for the personalized planning of endovascular treatments, specifically for cerebral aneurysms. The core of its business was a cloud-based platform, SurgicalPreview™, which received FDA 510(k) clearance in November 2017. This preoperative planning system converted a patient's 2D CT imaging data into a functional 3D model. This allowed clinicians to visualize a patient's unique anatomy, take measurements, and simulate treatment scenarios with a library of FDA-approved neurological devices. By modeling device placement and deployment, the tool aimed to help surgeons select the correct device size and strategy before an operation, addressing a key challenge in endovascular procedures. The platform served both clinicians for preoperative planning and medical device companies, offering a 'virtual clinical trial' environment to test devices and potentially shorten development and regulatory approval timelines. The company's business model appeared to be service-based, where clinicians could upload patient data and request computational models. In June 2020, EndoVantage was acquired by RapidAI, a developer of advanced imaging software for stroke. The acquisition integrated EndoVantage's aneurysm management platform, described as "Find, Track, and Treat," into RapidAI's broader portfolio for cerebrovascular imaging, expanding its capabilities from ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke to include aneurysm care. Prior to its acquisition, EndoVantage had raised at least $1.02 million from investors including ASU-Mayo Seed Grant and the American Heart Association Ventures.

  Early stage · 1 employees · $450K raised

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  Energy Derived

  Energy

  Early stage

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  EnergyHUB 360

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Enfuego Technologies

  Jobs & recruitment

  Enfuego Technologies, founded in 2016, operates as a software-as-a-service provider focused on the human resources technology market. The firm's core offering is a platform designed to streamline the job application process for individuals. It aims to help applicants overcome the initial screening filters, often managed by automated systems, that can prevent qualified candidates from advancing. The company's platform features a patent-pending technology known as the "Dynamic Content Resume". This function enables users to instantly generate resumes customized to align with specific job descriptions, thereby enhancing their visibility to potential employers. The business model targets job seekers directly, providing them with tools to more effectively market their skills and experience. In September 2020, Enfuego Technologies was provisionally awarded $500,000 in funding from Schmidt Futures as part of the Alliance for the American Dream national competition. This award followed a six-month pilot study conducted with the Arizona Department of Economic Security. The study found that users of the Enfuego platform had a 57% higher rate of finding employment compared to those using the state's existing systems. Furthermore, the data suggested improved job-fit, as platform users were 20% less likely to return for unemployment benefits.

  Early stage · $650K raised

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  Engage

  Enterprise software

  Engage.co is a technology company specializing in live, web-based selling solutions for inside sales teams. The company serves a diverse range of clients including auto dealers, banking and financial institutions, call agents, mortgage brokers, and real estate agents. Engage.co operates in the digital sales and customer engagement market, providing a platform that facilitates immediate and authentic human-to-human interactions over the Internet. The business model is based on a subscription service where clients pay for access to the chat technology and support services. Engage.co makes money through these subscription fees and potentially through additional service offerings such as training and customization.Engage.co's platform helps businesses improve customer reaction times, build stronger relationships, and convert online interactions into offline sales. By humanizing the digital interaction experience, Engage.co aims to increase customer loyalty and reduce the time it takes for businesses to respond to customer inquiries.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $260K raised

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  Enhanced ChatGPT

  Enterprise software

  Moxby provides a unified workspace that functions as a team's command center for the AI era. It integrates team collaboration tools like chat, documents, and project management with an AI super agent. This AI agent is capable of creating custom applications, executing complex workflows autonomously, and self-coding new capabilities to solve problems. The platform aims to replace the need for multiple SaaS products by allowing users to describe the tools they need, which the AI then builds and deploys, granting the business full ownership of the software. The core of Moxby is its autonomous execution capability; it can manage tasks such as social media campaigns or lead follow-ups from start to finish. If the system encounters a task it doesn't know how to perform, it can teach itself by writing and deploying new code in real time. This approach shifts businesses from renting software to creating and owning it, positioning Moxby as a next-generation tool that automates end-to-end workflows within a single, integrated environment.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Envita

  Health

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Envita Health

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Envoy America

  Health, Transportation

  Envoy America, founded in 2015 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, specializes in providing transportation services tailored for seniors and those with special needs. The company addresses a significant gap in the market by not only offering rides but also providing care and companionship during trips. This service is particularly beneficial for seniors who require assistance with errands, attending appointments, and navigating through stores. Envoy America's business model revolves around a subscription-based service where clients pay for rides and additional care services. The company primarily serves older adults, veterans, and individuals with disabilities, ensuring they maintain their independence and quality of life. By employing compassionate drivers who act as companions, Envoy America differentiates itself from traditional ride-sharing services. The company generates revenue through ride fees and additional charges for extended care services.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $4.0M raised

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  Envy Residences

  Early stage

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  Enyrgy

  Health

  Enyrgy is a health and wellness technology company that has developed the Primal Light Platform, a precision phototherapy system for home use. The company's mission is to provide the benefits of natural sunlight with modern safety and precision. It addresses the challenges of vitamin D supplementation, which can have absorption issues for some individuals, and the risks associated with uncontrolled sun exposure or generic UVB lamps. The company's business model is direct-to-consumer, selling the Enyrgy Vitamin D Primal Light Platform for $2,995. The system is designed for individuals seeking wellness optimization, particularly those living at latitudes with limited sun exposure during certain months or users of other phototherapy devices like red light therapy. Enyrgy has reported serving over 600 users across five countries, delivering more than 25,000 sessions with no reported adverse events. The Primal Light Platform is a device that uses a third-party validated spectrum of 90-95% UVB and 5-10% UVA light. This specific light combination is engineered to trigger the body's natural synthesis of Vitamin D, nitric oxide, and serotonin—a set of benefits the company calls the "Triple-Pathway Advantage". Each session lasts between two to four minutes. The system is managed through a mobile app that creates personalized, MED (Minimal Erythemal Dose)-based protocols based on a user's skin type and includes an automatic shutoff feature to prevent overexposure and burns. A single home system can support up to six individual users. The company's protocols are validated by a scientific advisory team that includes researchers with extensive backgrounds in vitamin D and phototherapy studies.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  EPIC Research & Diagnostics

  Health

  EPIC Research & Diagnostics was a privately held diagnostic equipment company established in 2006. Situated in the Phoenix-Scottsdale area of Arizona, the firm focused on developing a non-invasive electro-physiological assessment device. The core of its business was the development and application of a system designed to measure digital skin response, also known as electrodermal response (EDR). This technology was intended to analyze and support treatment recommendations for conditions related to general health and wellness. One of the company's identified products was the ClearViewTM system, which aimed to detect the presence of cardiovascular disease by measuring biophotonic emissions linked to mitochondrial respiration. The business model centered on creating a tool that could empower individuals by providing insights into their health status through these advanced physiological measurements. From its inception, EPIC Research & Diagnostics was a venture-capital-backed entity, successfully securing a total of $6.89 million in funding across seven distinct rounds. The initial funding round occurred in October 2007, and the company's fundraising activities continued with its final seed round recorded on August 2, 2016, which raised $215,000. Despite these efforts to capitalize and advance its technology, the company is now considered defunct, having ceased operations.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $3.3M raised

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  EpiFinder

  Health

  Epifinder operates in the healthcare technology sector, focusing on improving the diagnosis and management of epilepsy. The company offers a global screening tool designed to address the frequent misdiagnosis of epilepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by uncontrollable seizure episodes. Serving both patients and healthcare professionals, Epifinder's core product is a Behavioral Self Management Tool that allows patients to document their seizures, medications, and daily lifestyle activities. This data aids doctors in interpreting symptoms and improving diagnostic accuracy.The market Epifinder operates in includes over 65 million people worldwide who live with epilepsy, encompassing 62 different epilepsy syndromes. The company's business model revolves around providing software solutions that enhance the diagnostic process, standardize care practices, and ultimately improve the quality of life for epilepsy patients. Revenue is generated through the sale of its software solutions to healthcare providers, including neurologists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $650K raised

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  eprintwerx

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Epstein Schneider

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Equality Health

  Health

  Equality Health operates as a technology-enabled primary care platform focused on the value-based care (VBC) sector. The firm's business model is centered on serving as a VBC enabler, contracting with health plans on a risk-bearing basis for the total cost and quality of care for their members. It then partners with independent primary care providers (PCPs), equipping them with the necessary tools, technology, and financial support to successfully transition from a fee-for-service model to a VBC framework. This approach targets the improvement of health outcomes in diverse and historically marginalized communities. As of early 2025, the company's network included over 4,100 PCPs, serving more than 735,000 members across states including Arizona, Texas, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Virginia. Equality Health's core offering is its proprietary technology platform, CareEmpower®, provided at no cost to its in-network providers. CareEmpower® integrates data from various sources, such as electronic health records, to provide actionable insights, streamline administrative tasks, and facilitate proactive care management for patient populations. Beyond the technology, the company provides hands-on support through Practice Performance Managers who offer training and consulting to optimize clinical operations. Revenue is generated through shared savings and activity-based incentive payments tied to quality improvements and cost reductions, such as decreased emergency department use. The company also extends its community impact through the non-profit Equality Health Foundation, which focuses on expanding access to care and health education.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Equinox Payments

  Telecom

  Equinox Payments operates as a provider of electronic payment technology services, catering to a diverse clientele that includes the finance, retail, hospitality, healthcare, and banking sectors. The company's history is marked by a significant transition; it was formerly the U.S. operations of the point-of-sale terminal maker Hypercom Corp. In 2011, The Gores Group, a private equity firm, acquired Hypercom's U.S. unit, which then became Equinox Payments. A pivotal moment in the company's trajectory occurred on February 6, 2014, when NBS Payment Solutions Inc., a Canadian provider of payment terminals and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Brookfield Asset Management, acquired substantially all of Equinox's assets. This acquisition was aimed at combining Equinox's established brand and support network in the U.S. with NBS's expertise in security, EMV migration, and wireless technology. The transaction allowed the Equinox brand to continue operating in the U.S. market under a wholly-owned subsidiary of NBSPS named Equinox Payments, LLC. The company's business model centers on the development and provision of payment terminals, applications, and support services designed to help clients improve efficiency. Revenue is generated through the sale of its hardware and software solutions. The product lineup includes various payment terminals such as the Luxe series (Luxe 6200m, Luxe 8500i, Luxe 8700x), the Apollo line, and the L-Series Multi-Lane products. These devices facilitate payment acceptance in numerous settings, from retail checkouts and restaurants to gas pumps and mobile environments like pop-up shops and field services work. Beyond hardware, Equinox provides a software development kit (Luxe SDK) and the Voyager App, enabling customization and integration for developers, ISOs, and acquirers. The firm also offers a suite of managed services, including remote key injection, mobile network services, and secure device recycling, complementing its core product offerings. This comprehensive approach allows Equinox to serve a broad market, providing tailored point-of-sale experiences with a focus on security and post-sales support.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  equipifi

  Fintech

  Equipifi is a fintech startup that specializes in providing Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) solutions for debit card users. The company operates in the financial technology market, focusing primarily on financial institutions such as banks and credit unions. Equipifi's platform integrates seamlessly with existing digital banking apps, allowing these institutions to offer BNPL services directly to their customers.The core of Equipifi's business model revolves around enhancing the banking experience by offering financial flexibility. BNPL allows consumers to make purchases and pay for them over time, rather than all at once. This service is particularly appealing to consumers who prefer to manage their cash flow more effectively. Equipifi's platform is designed to be easy to implement, requiring minimal effort from the financial institution's end, thanks to its turnkey solutions and comprehensive support.Equipifi makes money through a combination of interest, interchange fees, and other financial products tied to the BNPL service. By partnering with financial institutions, Equipifi helps these organizations generate new revenue streams and increase customer engagement. The platform also provides valuable insights into consumer behavior, enabling banks and credit unions to create personalized experiences for their cardholders.The company supports a wide range of digital banking providers and has integrated with over 1,000 financial institutions. This extensive network allows Equipifi to offer a robust and scalable solution that meets the needs of both small and large financial entities. The startup's commitment to ease of use and customer support has earned it high praise from its partners, who appreciate the minimal effort required to launch and manage the BNPL service.In summary, Equipifi is revolutionizing the way financial institutions offer BNPL services, making it easier for consumers to manage their finances while providing banks and credit unions with new revenue opportunities.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $49.0M raised

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  Equipment Leasing Services LLC

  Transportation

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Equity Methods

  Fintech

  Equity Methods is a consulting firm specializing in valuation, financial reporting, and human resources advisory services for equity compensation and other complex securities. Founded in 1998, the company assists clients with the complexities of stock-based compensation plans. Originally a division of Bank of America, Equity Methods was spun out in 2012 in a partnership with the private equity firm Montage Partners and the senior leadership team, led by President and CEO Takis Makridis. This move to independence was driven by a vision to create a technology-enabled professional services firm focused on innovation and culture. The company serves a wide range of clients, from pre-IPO startups to over 40 Fortune 100 companies. Its business model is centered on providing customized, hands-on consulting and technology-driven solutions to address the specific needs of each client's equity programs. Services include financial reporting for stock-based compensation, valuation of complex securities like TSR awards and contingent consideration, and HR advisory on plan design and pay equity studies. The firm has developed proprietary models and processes to automate and bring control to complex reporting and valuation challenges. Equity Methods generates revenue through its specialized consulting services. It is consistently rated number one in client satisfaction and loyalty among financial reporting service providers. Under the leadership of Takis Makridis, a nationally recognized expert in equity compensation accounting, the firm has expanded its service lines and thought leadership, authoring and co-authoring texts that are required for the Certified Equity Professional (CEP) designation.

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  Equity Title Agency

  Real estate

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Eskenazi & company

  Jobs & recruitment

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Esportscenter

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Esquer Industries

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees