Freeway
Arizona

Scottsdale

Freeway partner cityData as of Oct 1, 2026
1,830
Companies
$58.6M
Venture funding in the last 12 months, 13 rounds
$1.3B
Venture funding, 2022–2026
108
Investor firms

Venture funding by year

* 2026 through Oct 2026. Rounds without a disclosed amount count as rounds, not dollars.
Show as a table
YearVenture fundingRounds
2019$780.1M52
2020$152.7M41
2021$1.2B68
2022$502.4M53
2023$603.4M45
2024$84.1M24
2025$60.8M7
2026*$58.6M12

Industries

  • Health275
  • Fintech171
  • Enterprise software157
  • Marketing153
  • Real estate104
  • Food67
  • Education65
  • Media60
  • Energy57
  • Wellness & beauty56

And 20 more industries.

Companies in Scottsdale

745–768 of 1,830 companies

  • Hospicesanctuary

    Hosting, Semiconductors

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Hot Salsa Interactive is a creative transformation company that leverages the power of creativity to build better futures for its clients and their brands. Operating in the marketing and communications industry, the company serves a diverse range of clients from various sectors, including consumer goods, technology, healthcare, and more. Hot Salsa Interactive offers a comprehensive suite of services, including branding, digital media, market research, public relations, and marketing communications. The company generates revenue through project-based fees, retainer agreements, and performance-based contracts. By focusing on sustainable development and inclusive design, Hot Salsa Interactive aims to drive meaningful change and support social causes. The company is committed to fighting racism, investing in Black talent, and responding to global challenges like COVID-19. Hot Salsa Interactive's business model revolves around delivering creative solutions that not only support but also drive change for their clients and the broader community.

    Breakout · 51–200 employees · $1.0M raised

  • Hotspotleads

    Marketing

    Early stage

  • Hotstix Golf

    Marketing

    His experience in the industry led him to establish Hot Stix Golf, which quickly gained a reputation for its brand-agnostic and data-driven approach to club fitting. The company's business model centers on providing highly detailed, personalized club fitting services for both amateur and professional golfers. Hot Stix utilizes proprietary fitting software and launch monitors, like TrackMan, to analyze a player's swing dynamics. This data is cross-referenced with an extensive database of performance data from major club and component manufacturers to recommend the ideal combination of club head, shaft, and grip for each individual. Revenue is generated through fees for these fitting services, which range from individual club fittings to comprehensive 'Game Fitting' packages, and the subsequent sale of the custom-built golf clubs. The company serves a clientele that has included over 250 touring professionals and thousands of amateur golfers. The core service is the 'Tour Fitting' process, which evaluates a player’s swing to determine their unique 'swing DNA'. Hot Stix fitters are key to the experience, combining their expertise with the captured data to optimize equipment for factors like launch angle and spin rate. The company is brand-agnostic, meaning it is not affiliated with any single club manufacturer and offers a wide selection of equipment from various top brands. Following the acquisition, Hot Stix locations were set to continue operating under their original name for a period while integrating Cool Clubs' technology and operations.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees · $500K raised

  • Early stage

  • Howdy

    Jobs & recruitment

    Early stage · 2–10 employees · $500K raised

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.5M raised

  • Hubitat Environmental

    Enterprise software

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • HumansFirst Technology is a company specializing in Natural Language Processing (NLP). The company has developed ColdSmoke™, a patent-pending Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform designed for mapping natural language to web services APIs. To facilitate the development of new NLP-based applications, HumansFirst offers a Software Developer Kit (SDK) for its ColdSmoke™ platform, enabling developers to bring their products to market more quickly.The company's core offering is centered on enabling voice and natural language interaction with the Internet of Things (IoT). The business model appears to be B2B, providing tools and a platform for developers and companies looking to integrate advanced conversational AI into their services. The LinkedIn profile lists the company as NLP Technologies LLC, suggesting this may be the legal entity name, with HumansFirst Technology as the operating name.The company's focus on mapping natural language directly to API calls suggests a technical approach aimed at creating more seamless and intuitive user interactions with connected devices and services. The technology targets the growing need for more human-like interfaces in the expanding IoT ecosystem.

    Early stage · $750K raised

  • HW

    Health, Marketing

    Early stage

  • HybridChart is a healthcare technology company specializing in hospital rounding and workflow efficiency software designed for medical practices of any specialty or size. The core product offers a comprehensive suite of features including charge capture, secure messaging, discharge planning, and robust data analytics and reporting. The software aims to streamline hospital census management and improve communication within medical teams, ensuring no patient falls through the cracks during discharge planning. HybridChart primarily serves healthcare providers, including hospitals and medical practices, operating in the healthcare technology market. The business model is likely subscription-based, generating revenue through recurring fees for access to its software platform. By providing a centralized hub for data and communication, HybridChart enhances operational efficiency and productivity for its clients.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees · $30K raised

  • The firm addresses the rapid deployment of AI technologies that often outpaces the implementation of necessary security measures. The company's business model is centered on providing specialized services and a proprietary framework to protect AI-native companies. HypergameAI serves a client base that includes AI startups and enterprises within high-stakes industries such as healthcare, finance, and critical infrastructure. Revenue is generated through direct services, including AI security assessments, secure AI design, and managed security services. For early-stage startups, the company offers a bundled package that includes a risk assessment, compliance essentials, and a security training workshop. HypergameAI's core offering is its proprietary SDSM.AI framework, a structured defense model designed to anticipate and neutralize adversarial threats before they can cause damage. This is complemented by services like autonomous red teaming, adversarial machine learning testing, and targeted threat simulations for large language models (LLMs). A key product is the 'Hypergame Arena', an AI-powered cyber defense platform that generates threat-tailored decoys in real-time to counter sophisticated and stealthy attacks. This approach is designed to harden AI models against attacks such as data poisoning, adversarial inputs, and model theft, ensuring operational resilience. The company also aids clients in achieving compliance with regulations like the EU AI Act, SOC 2, and GDPR.

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Early stage · $260K raised

  • HyperTek Dx

    Semiconductors

    HyperTek Dx, LLC provides specialized integration services for advanced microdispensing technologies, focusing on picoliter and nanoliter volumes. The firm acts as a strategic partner for companies, connecting them with leading industry solutions to accelerate their time to market. It leverages extensive experience and relationships to bridge the gap between end-users and technology suppliers in niche sectors. The company's core service is centered on partnering with industry leaders to facilitate advancements in picoliter dispensing and 3D cellular applications. By managing these complex integrations, HyperTek Dx enables clients to harness cutting-edge technology without the steep learning curve and time investment typically required. The business model appears to be project-based, delivering specific technology integration solutions for a global client base. To date, the company reports having delivered over 150 projects and established more than 50 partnerships. HyperTek Dx's value proposition is its ability to deliver proven microdispensing solutions that allow clients to innovate and scale their operations effectively. This includes navigating the technological landscape to find the best fit for a client's specific needs, particularly in scientific and manufacturing applications where precise, low-volume liquid handling is critical.

    Early stage

  • Hypur

    Fintech

    Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • I Wired

    Energy

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • I-ology

    Marketing

    Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • Early stage

  • Ibis2

    Security, Sports

    Early stage

  • IC Insights

    Semiconductors

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • iCathryn

    Jobs & recruitment

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • iCents.net

    Fintech

    iCents.net was a financial technology firm that operated a content payment platform designed for micropayments and micro-subscriptions. The company was founded in 2007 and was headquartered in San Francisco, CA. It targeted the digital content market, providing a service for online publishers to monetize their content through small-value transactions. The core of the business was a platform that enabled end-users to seamlessly pay for digital media using their PayPal accounts without significant disruption to their browsing experience. This model was intended to help online content creators increase their payment transactions by lowering the barrier for consumers to pay for individual articles, videos, or other digital goods. The business operated in the financial software and FinTech sectors. Revenue was to be generated from the transactions processed through its system.As a venture-capital-backed startup, iCents secured early-stage funding. The company raised a total of $4.2 million, which included a Series A round in April 2007. Despite its initial funding and platform, the company ultimately ceased operations. It is listed as being out of business as of May 1, 2015.

    Early stage · 2–10 employees · $4.2M raised

  • Early stage

  • Early stage

Recent venture rounds

CompanyRoundAmountDateInvestors
Monetary MetalsEarly VC$10.5MSep 2026Not disclosed
Sparkle Grooming Co.Early VC$6.0MSep 2026Mars Petcare, Digitalis Ventures
Anuncia Medical, Inc.Early VC$100KAug 2026Accelerating Angels
CND Life SciencesEarly VCUndisclosedAug 2026Curve Partners
One RavenSeed$5.0MJul 2026Fifth Wall Ventures
Health EndeavorsGrowth Equity VCUndisclosedJul 2026Decathlon Capital Partners
AtlysAngelUndisclosedJul 2026Not disclosed
equipifiSeries B$34.0MMay 2026SixThirty Ventures, New Stack Ventures, Rise of the Rest +7 more
v4c.aiSeries AUndisclosedMay 2026Tquila, Databricks Ventures
Veterinary Sales & MarketingGrowth Equity VCUndisclosedApr 2026Chinook Investment Partners
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Accelerators and programs

Source: Dealroom, data as of Oct 1, 2026. Venture funding sums venture-type rounds with a disclosed amount; rounds raised by companies already public or bought out are left out. The last 12 months run from Nov 2025 to Oct 2026.

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