Scottsdale

913–936 of 1,830 companies

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  LKMethod

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Loadster Performance

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Loan Daddy

  Fintech, Real estate

  Loan Daddy LLC is a licensed commercial real estate loan brokerage that specializes in providing financing solutions for real estate investors across the United States. The company operates as a broker, not a direct lender, arranging business-purpose loans through a network of licensed wholesale lenders. Loan Daddy's key value proposition is its ability to connect investors with a wide array of specialized loan products that are often difficult to secure through traditional banks. The brokerage emphasizes a streamlined process, using AI-assisted technology for underwriting checks, document review, and organizing property data to expedite loan file preparation. This allows for faster scenario reviews and helps identify and flag missing or inconsistent documents to prevent delays.Clients are primarily real estate investors, including those involved in fix-and-flip projects, short-term rentals (like Airbnb and VRBO), and those looking to scale their rental portfolios. The company's revenue is generated through its brokerage services, connecting these investors with third-party lenders. The process begins with an investor submitting a loan scenario through the loandaddy.ai website, after which the team reviews the property details, runs preliminary calculations (such as Debt Service Coverage Ratio), and matches the client with a suitable loan program.Loan Daddy offers a comprehensive suite of loan products, with a significant focus on DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loans, which qualify borrowers based on the investment property's rental income rather than personal income. Other prominent offerings include hard money and fix-and-flip loans for short-term projects, bridge loans for transitional financing, new construction loans, and portfolio loans for investors consolidating multiple properties. The firm also facilitates bank statement loans, P&L loans, and other non-QM (Non-Qualified Mortgage) products designed for self-employed investors or those who don't meet strict conventional lending criteria.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Loanfundr

  Fintech

  Early stage

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  Loans Search

  Kids, Hosting

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Local Lawyer Guide

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Local Traffic Corporation - Concierge365

  Early stage

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  Locksmith Force Phoenix

  Transportation

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Lockstep Systems

  Security

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Logos Wealth Management

  Fintech

  Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, the firm operates on the principle of helping clients achieve financial freedom, which it defines as being debt-free and retiring with confidence. . In June 2026, the company was acquired by Associate Owners Group (AOG), a move that aligns with AOG's focus on integrity and relationship-driven business models. .The founders established the firm to shift away from transactional, production-focused financial services toward a model centered on long-term client relationships, education, and trust. . Their target clients include career-driven professionals, business owners, and families dedicated to building financial security. .Logos Wealth Management provides concierge-style service with a focus on retirement planning and financial wellness. . Since its inception, the firm has served over 2,500 families, providing insurance and retirement solutions that have generated approximately $30 million in annuity production. . The firm serves clients across the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico and has a growing regional presence, including a partnership with Arizona's ABC15 television station. .

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Lokai Medical

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Lost Tribe

  Gaming

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Lovepup+

  Home & living

  Lovepup+ is a female-founded digital resource platform designed as a companion for pet parents. The founders of Lovepup+, Elvia and Cameo, were inspired by their friend Blake's hands-on experience and sought to make her expert advice accessible to all dog owners. The platform focuses on simplifying the pet parenting experience, particularly for new dog owners, by providing expert-backed guidance, educational content, how-to guides, and curated product recommendations. The service provides resources covering topics such as feeding, behavior, training, and home setup, with a special emphasis on the first three months after adoption, known as "Gotcha Day". Lovepup+ operates as a resource hub, offering articles, guides like the "Gotcha Day Starter Guide," and a newsletter to its members. While the online content is currently free, the business model includes affiliate marketing through curated product links, where a portion of the proceeds supports the #LovePup Foundation's rescue mission. The company plans to launch a mobile application, described as 'the dog people app,' which will feature e-commerce, video tutorials, and other resources to further support dog owners. Lovepup+ is mission-driven, with a focus on community and shelter prevention. A portion of its proceeds supports initiatives like the “It's Hip to Chip” microchipping program. The platform targets a community of passionate dog lovers, aiming to be a trusted partner from the first day of adoption throughout a dog's life.

  Early stage

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  LOVEUR

  Fashion

  LOVEUR operates as a contemporary fashion brand centered on festival-inspired and bespoke apparel for individuals aiming to express their personal style. Founded in 2019 by LeO B. Mailo, a graduate of the ASU Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, the company was born from her experience as a music festival attendee who desired more distinctive clothing options. The business functions on a direct-to-consumer model, primarily through its e-commerce platform, theloveur.com. It offers ready-to-wear collections and a specialized bespoke couture service. The target clientele includes influencers, TV personalities, dancers, and creators who seek one-of-a-kind garments for events, performances, or personal milestones. LOVEUR's designs have gained visibility through features on the Wendy Williams Show, Essence Magazine, and at both Arizona and Phoenix Fashion Weeks. The core service is its custom design process, which operates from a studio in Chandler, AZ. This service begins with an initial consultation with the founder and designer, LeO B. Mailo, to conceptualize a unique garment. The process involves creating new patterns based on the client's specific measurements, ensuring a precise fit. Revenue for this service is generated based on labor, charged at an hourly rate, plus the cost of materials, with projects having a minimum lead time of six to eight weeks. This made-to-order approach positions the brand within the slow fashion movement, offering a personalized alternative to mass-produced clothing.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Lowell Tucker Enterprises

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Lumina Vision Partners

  Health

  Lumina Vision Partners is a business entity that operates as an equity and operational partner to independent eye care professionals. The company's primary market is independent optometrists who are looking for a way to maintain the quality and culture of their practice while also meeting the competitive challenges of the eye care industry. Lumina's business model is centered around providing administrative support to optometrists, allowing them to focus more on patient care and less on the administrative aspects of running a practice. This includes ensuring that the entire staff of a practice has the necessary training, knowledge, and experience to deliver a consistent, high-quality medical and retail experience for patients. In addition to administrative support, Lumina also offers a network of physicians that can provide part-time coverage or additional optometrists to help expand a practice. This network is designed to help optometrists better manage their workflow and schedule, providing them with more time to focus on other aspects of their lives. Lumina also provides optometrists with the opportunity to join a larger network that can drive improvements in all aspects of their practices. This includes improved vendor and insurance relationships, short-term staff coverage, and access to an experienced management team. By partnering with Lumina, optometrists can transform ownership of their individual practice into equity within a professionally managed and capital-backed network of leading optometrists. In terms of revenue, Lumina likely makes money by taking a percentage of the profits from the practices it partners with.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $2.1M raised

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  Luminvest Wealth Management LLC

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Luxury Cashflow

  Real estate

  Early stage

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  Lycanyx

  Lycanyx is revolutionizing the luxury watch industry by offering timepieces that are not only masterpieces of engineering but also symbols of elegance and legacy. The company targets discerning clients who value craftsmanship and unique style, operating in the high-end luxury market. Lycanyx's business model focuses on creating extraordinary watches paired with bespoke thrones, which serve as art pieces that complement each timepiece. This innovative approach allows Lycanyx to generate revenue through the sale of these exclusive products, appealing to customers who seek more than just an accessory. Each watch in their collection is crafted from rare and precious materials, telling a story that reflects its heritage and inspiration. The combination of luxury watches and meticulously crafted thrones sets Lycanyx apart, offering a unique value proposition in the competitive luxury market.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  lyfebeast

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Lynoe

  Media

  Lynoe Solutions Ltd operates at the intersection of finance and technology, providing a specialized platform for the private asset management sector. The firm was established by brothers Guilhem and Gaspard de Vregille, whose backgrounds in venture capital and finance informed the company's direction. Lynoe is registered in the United Kingdom as LYNOE SOLUTIONS LTD. The company targets the complex needs of family offices, high-net-worth individuals, and other managers of private capital who require sophisticated tools for portfolio oversight. The business addresses a clear market shift away from manual, spreadsheet-based tracking toward integrated, automated systems. Its core market consists of entities managing diverse and often illiquid asset classes, such as private equity, real estate, and direct investments, which are difficult to monitor through conventional means. Lynoe's business model is structured as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering, where clients subscribe to gain access to its proprietary platform. This model generates recurring revenue by providing continuous access to financial management and reporting tools. The platform is engineered to solve critical operational pain points by centralizing data from disparate sources, automating the aggregation and cleansing of investment information, and generating comprehensive, on-demand reports. Key features include the capability to manage both liquid and illiquid assets within a single, unified dashboard, providing clients with a holistic view of their total wealth. Security is a foundational component, with protocols in place to ensure the protection of sensitive financial data.

  Early stage · 1 employees · $80K raised

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  M.dot

  Education

  M.dot Inc. operated as a mobile-first platform, enabling small businesses and individuals to create and manage a mobile-optimized web presence directly from a smartphone. The firm's core product was a smartphone application, available on Apple's App Store, that allowed users without technical skills to build a mobile-friendly website in minutes. The service provided pre-loaded, customizable templates with features such as store locators, driving directions, tap-to-call functionality, image galleries, and price lists. It also featured a blog that could be integrated with social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. The business model addressed the growing gap where a significant number of websites were not optimized for mobile viewing, a trend driven by the rapid increase in mobile internet traffic. M.dot successfully raised $700,000 in two seed funding rounds from investors including Floodgate, SV Angel, and Archimedes Labs. This investment highlighted the market's confidence in its solution for the small business sector. The company's trajectory culminated in its acquisition by the web hosting giant GoDaddy on February 11, 2013, for an undisclosed amount. This acquisition was a key part of GoDaddy's 'mobile first' strategy, aimed at providing its 11 million customers with the tools to connect with their audiences on mobile devices and manage their online presence from anywhere. Following the acquisition, the M.dot team was integrated into GoDaddy's Silicon Valley office in Sunnyvale, California.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $700K raised

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  M&A Nexus

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  M2M suite

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees