Scottsdale

553–576 of 1,830 companies

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  Face to Face Live

  Media

  The company focused on providing casual wear for men, women, and kids. The company's business model centered on direct-to-consumer online sales. This approach targeted a broad consumer market interested in casual apparel. The competitive landscape for Face to Face Live was substantial, with 1774 active competitors, including established and funded companies. In terms of financial history, Face to Face Live secured $250,000 in a conventional debt funding round on June 17, 2009. Despite its efforts, the company is now considered deadpooled, indicating it has ceased operations.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $250K raised

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  Famigo

  Media, Enterprise software

  Famigo operates as a comprehensive content marketplace, offering a platform for digital content, subscriptions, and NFTs. The company serves content creators and their fans, providing tools to create, engage, and monetize their work. Operating in 57 countries, Famigo allows creators to sell a wide range of digital products and services, from exclusive content to subscriptions, without the burden of unfair fees or complex algorithms. The business model revolves around facilitating transactions between creators and their audience, earning revenue through platform fees and premium services. Famigo's market includes individual creators, influencers, and small to medium-sized enterprises looking to expand their digital footprint and revenue streams. The platform's user-friendly interface and fair pricing structure make it an attractive option for creators seeking to maximize their earnings while maintaining control over their content.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.0M raised

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  Fanmo

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Fasetto

  Media

  Fasetto, Inc. develops technology solutions aimed at enhancing connectivity in an increasingly digital world. The company focuses on creating seamless interactions between people, their content, and the devices they use, irrespective of platform, device, or network. Fasetto operates in the technology sector, serving both individual consumers and businesses that require robust connectivity solutions. The company's business model revolves around the development and sale of software and hardware products designed to facilitate seamless data sharing and communication. Revenue is generated through product sales, subscriptions, and service fees. Fasetto's market includes tech-savvy consumers, small to medium-sized enterprises, and large corporations seeking advanced connectivity solutions. The company leverages its proprietary platform, Gravity, to deliver its services and products.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $46.7M raised

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  FasPsych

  FasPsych operates as a specialized telepsychiatry staffing and services provider, connecting healthcare organizations with a network of psychiatric professionals. Founded in 2007 by Abraham Barton, who currently serves as CEO, the company was an early adopter of telepsychiatry to address the growing shortage of qualified mental health clinicians. Barton, who holds a Master of Social Work from Arizona State University, leveraged over two decades of experience in the healthcare industry, including leadership roles at Magellan Health Services and ValueOptions, to establish the company. Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, FasPsych has built a business model centered on providing flexible and scalable psychiatric staffing solutions. The company's revenue is generated by offering its services to a diverse client base, with a pricing model that allows organizations to pay by the visit, hour, or day, eliminating upfront costs and only billing for the actual time providers are engaged. This approach caters to organizations facing challenges in recruiting and retaining long-term psychiatric clinicians. FasPsych serves nearly 130 organizations across the United States, including community mental health centers, hospitals, correctional facilities, primary care practices, and tribal communities. The core of FasPsych's offering is its network of credentialed professionals, which includes adult and child psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and other mental health specialists. These professionals deliver services through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform that utilizes real-time, two-way video and audio communication. Services provided cover a wide spectrum of psychiatric care, such as diagnostic evaluations, medication management, crisis intervention, on-call coverage, and psychotherapy upon request. The platform is designed to integrate with a client's existing electronic medical records and e-prescribing systems, ensuring seamless workflow. FasPsych handles the licensing and credentialing of its providers to meet state-specific requirements, relieving partner organizations of this administrative burden.

  Early stage · 51–200 employees

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  Federal First Lending

  Fintech, Real estate

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Fee Free Pros

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Feedbackrebates

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Feeling Like Chocolate, LLC

  Feeling Like Chocolate, LLC, operating under the brand Align360, provides executive coaching and leadership development services tailored for business owners, corporate teams, and entrepreneurs. The firm's business model is centered on three core pillars: speaking engagements (including keynotes and seminars), mastermind groups (such as executive coaching and leadership intensives), and direct coaching, which is offered in both one-on-one and group formats. Clients are typically entrepreneurs, department heads, and mid to senior-level professionals from small to mid-sized teams. The company's services are designed to address the gap between strategic vision and practical execution, focusing on building resilient company cultures and effective teams. Align360 offers a flagship workshop with seven customizable modules that cover topics like self-leadership, coaching skills, internal communication, and creating unified messaging. These programs utilize interactive methods such as peer coaching, role-playing, and leadership storytelling to foster team alignment and enhance performance. Pricing is customized based on the organization's size and specific needs, with engagements ranging from single-day workshops to year-long contracts that can include assessments, strategic guidance, and retreats. A unique aspect of their methodology is the integration of the Enneagram, a personality framework, to provide deeper insights into team dynamics, leadership styles, and communication patterns. This approach is intended to accelerate performance reviews and overall leadership development. The ultimate goal is to help organizations clarify roles, define shared goals, and embed alignment into their daily operations to achieve productivity gains and cultural transformation.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Feeturre

  Music

  Feeturre operates as a two-sided, cloud-based e-commerce marketplace designed to connect artists, producers, and influencers for collaboration and commerce. The platform serves a global market of talent, including vocalists, dancers, influencers, and beat-makers, enabling them to monetize their skills in a secure environment. The business functions as a 'skill for hire' marketplace where artists can sell their audio, video, and influence. Creators can upload their work, offering it for exclusive purchase or lease to buyers worldwide. The platform is designed to solve payment insecurities common in the gig economy by holding funds until contractual conditions are met, ensuring artists are paid for their work. Feeturre's revenue is generated through these transactions, with funds deposited directly into the artists' accounts. The platform facilitates the entire process, from finding and vetting talent to negotiating contracts and managing payments securely. Feeturre's service provides tools to streamline collaborations, featuring smart contracts to manage agreements. Beyond individual artists, the platform also caters to management entities like agencies, A&R, record labels, and studio owners. It offers back-office functionality for managers to track their artists' performances, jobs, revenue, and bookings, and to receive their commissions directly through the platform. In March 2022, the company secured $100,000 in a grant funding round from Xrplgrants.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $200K raised

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  FeibusTech

  Early stage

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  Ferruccio's Mobile Pizza

  Food

  Ferruccio's Mobile Pizza operates as a specialized on-site catering service providing a mobile pizzeria for private and corporate events across Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and the greater Phoenix metropolitan area. The company was founded by a father and son, with the business name inspired by the founder's eldest son's middle name, Ferruccio, to represent family, craftsmanship, and passion. The founder's journey with pizza began as a teenager in his mother's kitchen, and with family roots in Rome and Pietra Ligure, he established the company to share fire-baked pizza with his community. The business model centers on bringing a complete, professional pizzeria setup to client locations, including private residences, corporate venues, schools, and outdoor event spaces. Ferruccio's manages the entire process, from initial planning and menu curation to on-site execution, allowing hosts to focus on their guests. The core service involves preparing and baking pizzas live in mobile ovens that reach temperatures over 900°F. This process ensures pizzas are served fresh as part of a well-paced event experience. The menu features a rotating selection of pizzas that blend classic Italian flavors with a New York style, and it can be customized for each event. The company emphasizes the use of premium and authentic ingredients, such as San Marzano tomatoes, 24-month aged Parmigiano Reggiano, pesto from Liguria, and 18-month aged Prosciutto Crudo di Parma. Vegan and gluten-free options are available upon request. Ferruccio's is fully licensed and insured, adhering to stringent safety and compliance standards for professional event planners and private clients.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Feslerbuilt

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Field/io

  Enterprise software

  Field is a software company that has developed a cloud-native platform to build, deploy, and operate industrial digital twins, aiming to accelerate the energy transition. Their background in deploying data-driven solutions in complex industrial environments directly informed the creation of Field's core product. The company's main offering, the Field Platform, enables industrial organizations to create dynamic, real-time virtual replicas of their physical assets and systems. This platform is designed to break down data silos by integrating information from various sources like sensors, maintenance logs, and ERP systems into a unified model. By doing so, it provides a comprehensive view of operations, which helps clients in sectors such as renewable energy, oil and gas, and manufacturing to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve safety. The platform facilitates use cases like predictive maintenance, production optimization, and remote monitoring. Field operates on a business-to-business (B2B) model, providing its software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform to large industrial enterprises. Since its inception, Field has achieved significant milestones, including securing an $8.5 million seed funding round led by 8VC, with participation from other investors like Addition and Breyer Capital. This funding was intended to expand the company's product development, particularly in generative AI, and to grow its go-to-market teams in the US and Europe. The company is headquartered in Houston, Texas, with a European office in Basel, Switzerland, positioning itself to serve a global industrial market.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  FieldAware

  Marketing, Enterprise software

  GPS Insight helps customers engage their fleet by delivering innovative solutions and actionable insights. Organizations across North America turn to GPS Insight when they have high fleet operating costs, are worried about safety on the roads, and have inefficiencies that waste valuable time and money. GPS Insight offers best-of-breed technology for organizations with drivers and technicians in the field, fleets of vehicles, trailers, and other mobile assets. GPS Insight provides many fleet solutions that include vehicle and asset tracking, in-cab smart cameras, field service management, and compliance solutions.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $33.7M raised

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  FilterMag International

  FilterMag specializes in advanced magnetic filtration technology designed to enhance engine longevity by capturing microscopic wear particles that traditional oil filters cannot. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including motorized racing sports, commercial fleets, and individual vehicle owners. Operating in the automotive and industrial sectors, FilterMag's business model revolves around the sale of its patented magnetic filtration products. Revenue is generated through direct sales to consumers and partnerships with automotive service providers. The company's products are proven effective in both laboratory and extensive field tests, making them a trusted choice for high-performance and heavy-duty applications. FilterMag's offerings include various models tailored to different engine sizes and types, ensuring broad applicability. The company leverages cutting-edge computing power to model magnetic field designs, ensuring optimal performance in capturing wear particles. Since its inception in 1999, FilterMag has established a strong presence in the market, particularly in motorized racing sports, where its products are widely used and trusted.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $2.5M raised

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  Find Your Influence

  Marketing

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Finova Capital

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  FiREapps

  Fintech

  FiREapps, which stands for Financial Risk Exposed, operated as a specialized provider of corporate foreign exchange and currency exposure management software before its acquisition. This deep domain expertise was foundational to FiREapps' mission.The company's business model was centered on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) subscription, providing enterprise-level clients, including numerous Fortune 1000 corporations, with a platform to manage currency volatility. FiREapps' core product was a big data analytics platform that processed raw currency data from a client's various enterprise systems. The software would enrich and add context to this data, presenting it back to treasury and finance departments through dashboards and reports. This enabled financial officers to better understand their level of foreign exchange (FX) exposure across different business units, assess the associated risks, and make data-driven decisions on hedging strategies or intercompany settlements. The platform offered solutions for managing balance sheet, cash flow, and income statement exposures. A significant milestone in the company's history was its acquisition by Kyriba, a global leader in cloud treasury and finance solutions, on April 17, 2019. This transaction was driven by market demand for a single-vendor solution to manage the entire lifecycle of FX risk. The combination of FiREapps' specialized analytics and Kyriba's broader treasury management capabilities created a comprehensive, end-to-end platform for mitigating currency risk, from pre-trade analysis to post-trade execution and reporting. Prior to the acquisition, FiREapps had successfully raised $15.2M in funding from investors including Trilogy Equity Partners, SVB Financial Group, Ignition Partners, and Escalate Capital Partners.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $11.3M raised

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  Firedrum Marketing

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Firetrace International

  Energy

  Early stage · 51–200 employees

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  firmwise

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  First Direct Financial

  Fintech

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  First Impression Technologies LLC

  Early stage · 2–10 employees