Scottsdale

1,105–1,128 of 1,830 companies

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  Nurture Boss

  Marketing

  Nurture Boss is a forward-thinking startup that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to enhance property management operations, specifically within the multifamily housing sector. The company focuses on increasing occupancy rates, maintaining tenant retention, and streamlining leasing processes for property management companies. By automating tasks such as follow-ups, payment collections, and delinquency notices, Nurture Boss helps property managers save time and reduce operational costs.Nurture Boss primarily serves property management companies that oversee multifamily housing units. These clients benefit from the company's suite of automated tools designed to improve tenant engagement and retention. The market for Nurture Boss is the multifamily housing industry, which includes apartment complexes and other residential rental properties.The business model of Nurture Boss revolves around providing software-as-a-service (SaaS). This means they offer their AI-powered platform to property management companies on a subscription basis. Clients pay a recurring fee to access and utilize the various features and tools provided by Nurture Boss. These features include automated follow-ups, price drop alerts, and payment collection notices, among others.Nurture Boss makes money through these subscription fees, which can vary based on the size of the property management company and the specific features they choose to use. By continuously releasing new features and updates, Nurture Boss ensures that their clients receive ongoing value, which helps in maintaining long-term customer relationships and generating steady revenue.In summary, Nurture Boss is a SaaS company that uses AI and automation to streamline property management tasks for multifamily housing operators, thereby increasing efficiency and tenant satisfaction.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $7.0M raised

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  Nutrivo

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  NuVision

  Consumer electronics

  Nuvision is a U.S.-based consumer electronics company that produces and markets a range of technology hardware aimed at enhancing everyday digital lifestyles and operational workflows. On its official website the company presents a portfolio that includes laptops, tablets, 2-in-1 touchscreen computing devices, accessories, and specialized temperature screening and access control units designed to measure elevated body temperatures quickly and accurately across high-traffic settings. The latter solutions combine thermal imaging with real-time detection capabilities to deliver rapid, non-contact screening suitable for environments such as schools, offices, healthcare facilities, airports and retail spaces.Nuvision’s product lineup is positioned to appeal to both individual consumers seeking versatile computing devices and institutional buyers looking for practical tools that support safety protocols and compliance. The company emphasizes accuracy, efficiency, and lifestyle enhancement in its product messaging, presenting its thermal solutions as effective means to mitigate health risks in public and professional contexts.While primarily a hardware brand focused on direct product sales, Nuvision also engages customers through its online storefront and support services, underscoring a retail-oriented approach to technology distribution. Based in Chino, California, the company provides customer service channels and online resources to support product adoption and ongoing use. With a blend of mainstream computing products and niche thermal hardware, Nuvision seeks to maintain relevance in both consumer and commercial markets.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  NVM Express

  Media, Event tech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Nvsn

  Media

  Early stage

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  Nyota Maternal Health

  Health

  Nyota Maternal Health provides an advanced AI-driven maternal wellness tool called "Nya" designed to improve long-term health outcomes for new and expectant mothers, with a focus on vulnerable populations.The core of the company's offering, Nya, utilizes artificial intelligence to provide real-time insights and predictive analysis based on a mother's wellness data. This approach recognizes that crucial aspects of prenatal and postpartum health are found in daily activities, not just periodic screenings. The platform analyzes data to identify at-risk cases, allowing for more prompt connections to healthcare providers and clinics. By analyzing various data points, AI algorithms can identify patterns and risk factors for potential complications like preeclampsia or postpartum depression, enabling early intervention. The business model appears to be subscription-based, with different pricing tiers such as Basic, Pro, and Enterprise, designed to scale with the needs of individuals or teams. These plans offer features like unlimited tasks, real-time data synchronization, and automated workflows. The company serves mothers and their healthcare teams by offering a tool that enhances monitoring and supports clinical decision-making. While the company's primary focus is on its AI tool, "Nya," the website also promotes a product named "Cloudeo," which appears to be a separate task and workflow management tool aimed at boosting general productivity for teams.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Oasis Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

  Health

  Oasis Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy is a specialized clinic located in Scottsdale, Arizona, that provides one-on-one, holistic care for women. This background gives her a distinct perspective on pelvic health, integrating an understanding of the brain and nervous system into her treatment approach. The clinic focuses on a whole-person methodology, addressing the root causes of dysfunction rather than just the symptoms. The business operates on an out-of-network, fee-for-service model, offering transparent, flat-fee pricing for its services. This structure allows for longer, in-depth appointments, with initial evaluations lasting 90 minutes and follow-up sessions lasting 60 minutes. This approach contrasts with the traditional insurance-based model, which often involves shorter appointments and less direct time with the therapist. Clients can use Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and are provided with a superbill to submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement from their insurance. Oasis Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy treats a range of conditions for women aged 18 and older, including issues related to pregnancy, postpartum recovery, menopause, bladder and bowel dysfunction, pelvic pain, and sexual health. Treatment plans are personalized and may include therapeutic exercises, neuromuscular re-education, and manual therapies like cupping or dry needling. The clinic also provides services aimed at preparing for labor, offering strategies for breathing, pushing, and positioning to reduce the impact on the pelvic floor during delivery.

  Early stage

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  Objex Inc

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Oboltrade

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  OCLU

  Sports

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Octane Raceway

  Kids

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  OCX Cognition

  Enterprise software

  OCX Cognition specializes in delivering AI-driven predictive customer experience (CX) analytics. The company leverages advanced artificial intelligence to transform operational data into real-time predictions, helping businesses understand how their operations impact every customer, every day. OCX Cognition serves enterprises looking to gain a competitive edge in customer experience management. Operating in the CX analytics market, the company employs a software-as-a-service (SaaS) business model, generating revenue through subscription fees for its software solutions. By providing actionable insights and predictive analytics, OCX Cognition enables businesses to foresee customer needs and optimize their operations accordingly. The company's software is designed to speed up the time to value, utilizing industry frameworks and data organization strategies developed through years of expertise. OCX Cognition's target clients include large enterprises and organizations that prioritize customer experience as a key differentiator in their market.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Odie Pet Insurance

  Fintech

  Odie is a startup operating in the pet insurance market, offering coverage for unexpected illnesses and accidents that may affect pets. The company's primary clientele are pet owners who are seeking financial protection against the high costs of veterinary care. Odie's business model revolves around providing personalized insurance plans that can be tailored to fit the needs and budget of each pet owner. The company offers a range of insurance plans, including Injury & Illness Insurance, Accident Only Insurance, and a Wellness Add-on Option. These plans cover a variety of scenarios such as accidental injuries, emergency care, diagnostics and testing, bites and stings, toxic poisoning, foreign object ingestion, dental fractures, wellness exams, flea and tick medication, dental care, and spay/neuter procedures. Odie's revenue is generated through the premiums paid by pet owners for these insurance plans. The company also offers a 30-day money-back guarantee and a free 24/7 vet chat service, enhancing its value proposition to customers. In terms of operation, pet owners can visit any vet or clinic, including emergency and after-hour care. After the visit, they submit their invoice and receipt to Odie, which then reimburses for the covered treatment in as little as five days. In summary, Odie is a pet insurance provider that offers flexible and affordable care plans, aiming to ensure all pets have access to the veterinary care they need.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $6.0M raised

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  OdySea Aquarium

  Kids

  OdySea Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the Southwest United States, operates as a for-profit entertainment and educational facility located in Scottsdale, Arizona, on land owned by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The business generates revenue primarily through ticket sales, special interactive programs, and on-site dining and retail. Its target market includes local families, tourists, and schools, offering a blend of theme-park-style amusement with aquatic life presentations. His passion for marine life, rooted in his childhood in Israel and service as a U.S. Navy Seal, drove the ambition to build a major aquarium in the Phoenix metropolitan area, a market he identified as underserved. The project broke ground in March 2015 and officially opened to the public in September 2016. Spanning 200,000 square feet, the multi-level facility holds over 2 million gallons of water and showcases more than 6,000 animals across over 65 exhibits. A key attraction is the "Voyager," a rotating theater with 46-foot viewing windows that provides guests a unique, seated journey past several large aquatic habitats. Other distinct features include the SeaTREK underwater walking experience, an escalator submerged in a tunnel through an exhibit, and even restrooms with viewing windows into the shark habitat. The aquarium offers numerous interactive opportunities, such as touch pools with Russian sturgeon and stingrays, and add-on paid encounters with penguins and sloths. The aquarium's non-profit arm, the OdySea Aquarium Foundation, focuses on educational outreach, providing field trip scholarships for Title 1 schools and supporting conservation initiatives.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $2.0M raised

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  Odysea Maze

  Event tech

  Odysea Maze, LLC operates as a family-friendly entertainment venue located in Scottsdale, Arizona. His background includes developing the first for-profit aquarium in the U.S. and Butterfly Wonderland, which is adjacent to the maze. Odysea Mirror Maze opened in November 2013 as part of the larger 'OdySea in the Desert' entertainment complex, a major project developed on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The business offers two main physical attractions: a mirror maze and a laser maze, generating revenue through the sale of admission tickets and packages, which are sold on-site. It caters to a broad audience, including families, tourists, and corporate groups looking for team-building activities. The company also hosts private events such as birthday parties and corporate outings, offering special packages for groups. The primary product is the Mirror Maze, a rainforest-themed labyrinth of mirrors and passages designed to challenge guests' sense of direction. It features light and sound effects to simulate a Central American rainforest and includes a challenge to find a hidden butterfly within the maze. The difficulty of the maze can be adjusted by the staff. The second attraction is the Laser Maze, where participants navigate a dark room filled with a web of laser beams, aiming to get through as quickly as possible without touching them, reminiscent of a spy movie scene. This activity includes different difficulty levels and a scoring system, with high scores displayed on a leaderboard to encourage repeat play.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.3M raised

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  OEM Logistics

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Ohm Fitness Coming Soon

  Sports

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Omni Bioceutical Innovations

  Health

  Omni Bioceutical Innovations specializes in advanced skincare and haircare solutions designed to enhance post-treatment recovery. The company leverages patented technology and innovative active ingredients, such as superior growth factors, to create products that support recovery from aesthetic procedures like lasers, micro-needling, peels, and hair growth treatments. Omni Bioceutical Innovations serves both professional clients, such as dermatologists and aestheticians, and individual consumers seeking high-quality at-home skincare routines. Operating within the beauty and wellness market, the company generates revenue through direct sales of its products on its website and through professional channels. The business model focuses on providing effective, science-backed solutions that maintain the benefits of in-office treatments, ensuring youthful and radiant skin.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $400K raised

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  One Earth Health

  Food

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  One Mall Group

  Fashion

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  One Oak Flow

  Travel

  One Oak Flow builds digital platforms for vacation rental brands, combining design, engineering, and hospitality industry insight. The company provides services including high-performance websites and marketing automation intended to help vacation rental companies increase direct bookings and grow. The company's story began when the founders were unable to find a suitable technology partner for their own vacation rental business, finding existing options to be slow and overpriced. This experience led them to build the team and services they had been searching for. One Oak Flow operates as a technology partner, not a traditional agency, emphasizing that they have direct experience scaling vacation rental brands themselves. Their core offering revolves around creating fast, conversion-focused websites engineered for property managers. These platforms are optimized for search engines (SEO), feature headless CMS for stability, and are designed to achieve high PageSpeed scores. The firm's marketing technology stack also includes services for search engine marketing (SEM), retargeting, and analytics to boost return on ad spend (ROAS). One Oak Flow's platforms are built to integrate with existing client systems, such as property management systems (PMS), and are scalable to handle traffic surges. The company offers flat, clear pricing and direct communication with the developers building the product.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  One Raven

  Home & living, Consumer electronics

  One Raven is a Scottsdale, Arizona-based startup developing a smart home platform centered on privacy, simplicity, and homeowner control. The founding team previously developed SmartRent's successful smart apartment platform, bringing over 15 years of experience in the smart home sector to this new venture. Their experience in the rental market highlighted a gap for a homeowner-focused product that does not share private data with external companies. The company's business model is based on a one-time hardware purchase, distinguishing itself from competitors like Amazon and Google by having no subscription fees, no hidden costs, and not monetizing user data. One Raven targets homeowners who are concerned about data privacy and prefer a unified, reliable system over a patchwork of different apps and devices. It also partners with homebuilders to offer the system as a built-in feature in new constructions, providing builders with a robust tech package that reduces risks associated with vendor lock-in and cloud outages. The core of the One Raven system is the proprietary, tablet-sized Home Server, which runs all connected devices locally on the home network. This local-first architecture ensures that homeowner data remains on-premises, enhancing privacy, reducing latency, and allowing the system to function even during internet outages. While data is stored locally, users can still securely access and manage their system remotely through an end-to-end encrypted connection. The product suite includes devices such as thermostats, locks, leak detectors, security sensors, switches, and dimmers, with plans to add video and doorbell camera components. To simplify installation and use, every system arrives pre-paired and factory-configured, ready to work out of the box.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $5.0M raised

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  Onecompany

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  OneOrigin

  Education

  Breakout · 51–200 employees