Scottsdale

649–672 of 1,830 companies

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  Giglinx

  Media

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Give Corporation

  Fintech

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Give Virtual Care

  Health

  Give Virtual Care operates in the digital health sector, providing AI-driven solutions to enhance mental well-being, manage chronic conditions like diabetes, and deliver medications at reduced costs. The company serves individual users and corporate clients, offering employee health plans to empower teams with comprehensive health benefits. The business model revolves around subscription-based services and personalized health plans, generating revenue through user subscriptions and corporate partnerships. The platform leverages artificial intelligence to analyze social media activity for mental health insights and offers unlimited diabetes supplies, smart meters, and expert coaching. By focusing on proactive health management and accessibility, Give Virtual Care aims to improve overall health outcomes for its users.

  Early stage · 1 employees · $900K raised

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  GlassBox Verified

  Fintech

  GlassBox Verified is a diligence and monitoring platform designed for the early-stage investment market, including angel investors, syndicates, and venture capital firms. The company's primary function is to automate and standardize the due diligence process by turning founder claims into verified data. This service helps investors make more informed decisions by providing trustworthy, third-party verified information, and it allows startups to streamline their fundraising efforts by undergoing a single, reusable verification process. The platform verifies a range of critical startup metrics. This includes financial data such as MRR, burn rate, and runway, which it verifies through integrations with systems like Stripe, bank accounts, and QuickBooks. It also assesses customer metrics via platforms like HubSpot and contract verification, team composition through LinkedIn and background checks, and market claims by validating Total Addressable Market (TAM) and competitive positioning. Unlike a static data room, GlassBox Verified acts as a live, third-party verification system that automates the repetitive aspects of diligence. For investors, the service provides a formal 'GlassBox Verified Report™' within 72 hours of a request, helping them to filter out unsubstantiated claims and accelerate their diligence process. For founders, the platform offers a way to prepare for fundraising, verify their data once, and present a trusted profile to multiple potential investors, leveraging transparency as a competitive advantage.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Gliacin

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage

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  Global Retina Institute

  Early stage

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  Globalsafelist

  Early stage

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  Glomensio

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Go AZ Motorcycles

  Transportation

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Go CardConnect

  Legal

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Gocurrency

  Fintech

  Currency is a financial technology company headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, specializing in providing streamlined financing solutions for businesses and individuals. The company operates in the FinTech sector, focusing on simplifying the process of securing financing for large expenditures such as heavy machinery, trucks, trailers, and aircraft. Currency serves a diverse range of clients, from small businesses needing working capital to individuals looking to finance personal purchases. The business model revolves around connecting clients with a wide network of lenders, offering competitive financing options tailored to various needs. Currency makes money through fees and interest rates associated with the financing solutions they provide. By leveraging technology, Currency aims to make the financing experience straightforward and efficient, ensuring clients can quickly and securely obtain the funds they need.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  GoDaddy Registry

  Enterprise software

  GoDaddy Registry is the wholesale arm and a distinct business unit of GoDaddy Inc., operating as one of the world's largest domain name registry providers. The entity was formed following GoDaddy's acquisition of Neustar's Registry business for $218 million, a deal announced in April 2020 and completed in August 2020. This acquisition marked GoDaddy's significant entry into the wholesale segment of the domain industry, complementing its long-standing retail registrar business. GoDaddy Registry manages the backend infrastructure for a wide array of top-level domains (TLDs). Its clients include sovereign nations, city governments, and global brands. The firm serves as the Registry Operator for prominent TLDs such as .co, .us, .biz, .nyc, and .tv, and provides the underlying technology for hundreds of other domain extensions, including those for specific brands and generic terms like .club and .earth. The business model is centered on providing these registry services to domain registrars, who then sell domain names to the public. GoDaddy has stated its commitment to maintaining strict independence between its registry (wholesale) and registrar (retail) operations to prevent conflicts of interest. Parsons, an entrepreneur who had previously sold a financial software company to Intuit for $64 million, used the capital to start the new venture. GoDaddy grew to become the world's largest ICANN-accredited registrar by 2005. In 2011, Parsons sold a majority stake to a consortium of private equity firms, including KKR and Silver Lake, and the company went public in 2015. The creation of GoDaddy Registry through the Neustar acquisition was a strategic expansion into vertical integration. The division is led by Nicolai Bezsonoff, who was the head of Neustar's Registry business prior to the acquisition.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  GOe3

  Energy, Transportation

  GOe3 is an innovative startup operating in the electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and digital mobility sectors. The company is capitalizing on the growing demand for EVs and the digitalization of the travel industry. It serves both businesses and individual travelers, offering a comprehensive digital experience that connects users to various services and businesses.The company operates in two main business segments: Infrastructure and Digital Mobility. The Infrastructure segment is primarily focused on deploying state-of-the-art EV charging stations across U.S. cities along interstates. These stations are not just for charging vehicles, but also serve as a digital hub, equipped with high-resolution touch screens that connect users to GOe3's Digital Mobility products and services.The Digital Mobility segment, on the other hand, provides businesses and consumers with the latest tools and technology in the travel and shared mobility arenas. By leveraging these digital tools and platforms, users can enjoy a seamless and robust environment that offers unprecedented value to travelers, businesses, and shoppers.GOe3's business model is likely based on a combination of charging fees for the use of their EV charging stations and subscription or usage fees for their digital mobility tools and services. The company is well-positioned to benefit from the increasing adoption of EVs and the growing trend of digitalization in the travel industry.

  Breakout · 2–10 employees · $50.0M raised

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  Gogearfire

  Sports

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  GogoTraining

  Education

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  GOJO Network

  Media

  The firm is developing a platform that enables users to create and participate in competitions based on real-world events and personal challenges. The core product is a mobile application where any user can create a competition, referred to as a 'GOJO'. The platform utilizes artificial intelligence to help generate the structure of these competitions based on the user's idea. Competitions can range from personal goals, such as fitness challenges, to wagers on public events like sports finals or elections. The service is designed to turn everyday activities and events into competitive social games. The platform integrates a gamified economy centered around an in-app currency called 'GO'. Users utilize 'GO' to participate in competitions and can use it to unlock in-app rewards and obtain real-world discounts via a feature named the 'GoShop'. The business model appears to be centered on partnerships with brands, which offer discounts to users through the GoShop. The company's website indicates it is actively seeking brand sponsors for this feature. Users can also document and share their competition progress through multimedia 'highlights,' including photos, videos, and live statistics, enhancing the social engagement aspect of the platform.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Gojospin

  Marketing

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Gold Kidney Health Plan

  Health

  Gold Kidney Health Plan (GKHP) is a specialized healthcare provider focusing on Medicare Advantage plans tailored for individuals with chronic kidney disease (CKD), end-stage kidney disease (ESKD), chronic heart failure, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. The company operates in the healthcare and insurance market, specifically targeting a niche segment of patients with severe and chronic health conditions.Gold Kidney's primary clients are Medicare beneficiaries who require specialized care due to their chronic conditions. The company offers Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans (SNPs), which are designed by nephrologists—doctors who specialize in kidney care. These plans provide comprehensive benefits that cater to the unique health needs of their members, including access to nephrology-based specialists and other healthcare services that are crucial for managing CKD and related diseases.The business model of Gold Kidney revolves around providing these specialized Medicare Advantage plans. They generate revenue through the premiums paid by their members, as well as reimbursements from Medicare for the healthcare services provided. By focusing on a specific group of patients with chronic conditions, Gold Kidney can offer more personalized and effective care, which in turn helps to reduce hospitalizations and improve the quality of life for their members.Gold Kidney also emphasizes education and support for their members. They provide guidance on Medicare options and assist in selecting the right plan, ensuring that patients and their caregivers are well-informed about their healthcare choices. Many of the company’s representatives and educators are themselves CKD or dialysis patients, which adds a layer of empathy and understanding to the service they provide.In summary, Gold Kidney Health Plan is a healthcare provider that offers specialized Medicare Advantage plans for patients with chronic kidney disease and related conditions. They focus on delivering personalized care and education to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $64.6M raised

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  Golden Island Machinery

  Energy

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Golfgameskeeper

  Sports

  Early stage

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  Golfgpsapp

  Early stage

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  GolfLogix

  Sports

  The company holds the distinction of being the first to introduce handheld GPS technology to the golf industry and later launched the first golf GPS application in 2009. This early entry allowed GolfLogix to build and maintain the largest professionally mapped golf course database in the world, a core asset of its business. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, the firm operates primarily as a mobile application developer for individual golfers.The business generates revenue through a freemium model. A basic version of the app is free, offering GPS distances, a digital scorecard, and simple stat tracking. Its primary revenue stream comes from premium subscriptions, which unlock a suite of advanced features for a monthly or annual fee. These paid features include 3D hole flyovers, detailed green-reading maps with slope and break information (Putt Line and Approach View), slope-adjusted distances, and comprehensive performance analytics. The company also offers both digital and paper GreenBooks for purchase. Over the years, the company has secured significant capital, including a $5M Series A round in August 2014. It was acquired by Emigrant Capital in 2014, which was then part of the 8AM Golf holding company. In July 2025, GolfLogix was acquired by Revelyst, integrating it into a larger golf technology portfolio that includes brands like Foresight Sports and Bushnell Golf.The GolfLogix application serves as a digital caddie, providing golfers with tools to improve on-course decision-making and performance. Its core offering is precise GPS distances to any point on the course, including the front, center, and back of the green, as well as hazards and layup targets. A key differentiator is its detailed 3D mapping and green-reading technology, which provides heat maps of green contours and visualizes the exact break of a putt. The app allows for extensive stat tracking, enabling users to monitor metrics like driving distance, fairways hit, greens in regulation, and putting statistics, which can be reviewed post-round to identify areas for improvement. In 2025, the company introduced a 3D virtual reality feature, offering immersive, first-person views of over 40,000 mapped courses worldwide. This allows golfers to simulate shots and strategize based on personalized club distances and real-time perspectives of the hole's elevation and layout.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Golflync

  Dating

  Golf Lync operates as a social networking platform specifically designed for golf enthusiasts. The company serves individual golfers looking to connect with others for games, as well as golf courses aiming to attract more players. Operating in the recreational sports market, Golf Lync leverages a business model that combines user subscriptions and partnerships with golf courses. The platform makes money through premium membership fees, advertising, and affiliate partnerships with golf courses and equipment providers. Golf Lync's core service is to match golfers with games and other players based on their preferences, similar to how dating apps match individuals. Users can post games, view profiles, chat, and meet in real life if they find a match. The platform also offers features like game matching, group creation, and professional player connections. Golf Lync aims to build the nation's largest golf network, adding new courses, players, and pros daily.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $4.5M raised

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  Golfpay

  Early stage · 2–10 employees