Scottsdale

1,129–1,152 of 1,830 companies

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  Online Private School

  Education

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  ONSIA

  Music

  ONSIA operates in the consumer electronics and home decor market by manufacturing and selling a distinctive audio product known as Sound Art. This product integrates flat-panel speakers into pieces of framed art, effectively concealing the audio source within a decorative item. The core of the business revolves around merging aesthetics with functionality, providing a solution for individuals who want audio in their living spaces without the visual clutter of traditional speakers. Clients can choose from a gallery of pre-selected artwork or upload their own personal photographs to be printed on archival quality canvas, which then serves as the speaker's surface. The company's revenue is generated through the direct sale of these customizable speaker artworks. The technology utilizes the entire surface of the canvas to generate sound through vibrations, which allows for a wide dispersion of audio, filling a room evenly. This is a departure from conventional cone speakers that project sound in a more directional manner. The speakers are Bluetooth-enabled, allowing users to stream music wirelessly from their devices, and some models offer stereo pairing for a more immersive sound experience. The products are designed for straightforward wall installation, similar to hanging a standard picture frame. ONSIA targets homeowners and interior design enthusiasts who prioritize both audio performance and home aesthetics. The business model combines e-commerce with customization, allowing consumers to personalize a tech product to fit their interior design. The product's appeal lies in its dual function as both a piece of personal art and a home audio system.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $3.0M raised

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  Ontvtonight

  Media

  Early stage

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  Onyxautos

  Hosting, Semiconductors

  Early stage

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  Open Houses Direct

  Real estate

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Opendock

  Health

  Opendock operates in the logistics and supply chain management sector, providing a centralized dock scheduling platform designed to streamline communication and enhance efficiency. The platform serves a diverse range of clients including brokers, carriers, dispatchers, drivers, shippers, and warehouse managers. By offering real-time status updates and dock appointment data, Opendock helps businesses manage their warehouse operations more effectively. The company primarily operates in the logistics market, targeting busy warehouses and healthcare distributors, especially during high-demand periods like the COVID-19 pandemic. Opendock's business model revolves around a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) approach, where clients subscribe to use the platform for scheduling and managing dock appointments. Revenue is generated through subscription fees and potentially through partnerships, such as the one with Dock411, which provides warehouse facility reviews. The platform aims to lower freight costs, decrease detention fees, and improve overall operational efficiency for its clients.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Opticard Payment Services

  Fintech

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Optimum Vision and Eye Care

  The clinic serves a diverse range of patients, including children and individuals with specific visual dysfunctions. Operating in the healthcare market, particularly within the optometry sector, the business model revolves around offering specialized eye care services and therapies. Revenue is generated through patient consultations, vision therapy sessions, and the sale of prescribed optical products. The clinic emphasizes preventive measures such as healthy diet and lifestyle changes to maintain ocular health.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Optimumefx

  Food

  Early stage

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  Optumas

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  oravu

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Oreqa Hydrogen Technologies

  Oreqa Hydrogen Technologies develops hydrogen storage systems focused on long-term sustainability and micro-grid applications. The company provides technology-based equipment to the energy industry, enabling efficient energy storage. While specific founder information is not publicly detailed, the company is privately held and based in Scottsdale, AZ. It operates within the CleanTech and Energy Storage sectors. In March 2021, Oreqa Hydrogen Technologies secured $15 million in an early-stage venture capital funding round. This investment, with participation from firms like Finaventures, supports its mission in the growing hydrogen economy. The firm's offerings are designed to support the energy transition, where hydrogen is expected to play a crucial role in balancing electrical grids that are increasingly reliant on volatile renewable sources like solar and wind.

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

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  Orientalrugsofscottsdaleaz

  Early stage

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  Original ChopShop Co

  Food

  Original ChopShop operates in the fast-casual dining sector, focusing on providing healthful and energizing meals to individuals with busy lifestyles. The company serves a diverse clientele, including professionals, students, and families, who seek nutritious and convenient food options. Original ChopShop's business model revolves around offering a variety of protein bowls, juices, and acai bowls, which can be enjoyed on-the-go or in a relaxed dining environment. The company generates revenue through in-store sales, online orders, and a loyalty rewards program that incentivizes repeat customers. Additionally, Original ChopShop offers catering services for meetings and events, further diversifying its income streams. The market it operates in is the health-conscious consumer segment, which values quick, nutritious meals that support an active lifestyle.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Oronlabs

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  OrthoElite

  Health

  OrthoElite Performance & Recovery provides a patient-centered approach to musculoskeletal treatment, operating outside of traditional insurance barriers to offer concierge-level care. His background includes extensive experience as an operative first assistant with a focus on advanced wound repair. The company's business model is centered on a direct-pay, owner-operated structure, ensuring that care is beholden only to the patient. This allows for more time with patients through 30-minute appointments, virtual visits, and direct accessibility via text and email. OrthoElite offers a range of cutting-edge and evidence-based treatments, such as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), hyaluronic acid injections, laser therapy, cryotherapy, IV therapy, and remote therapeutic monitoring. They also provide services like at-home X-rays, fall prevention programs, and pre/post-operative nutrition programs. OrthoElite has established a network of vetted, elite surgical partners to whom they refer patients for surgical care, including respected orthopedic surgeons specializing in advanced, minimally invasive techniques. This collaborative approach aims to provide a comprehensive and educated pathway for treatment, where patients are fully informed about their condition and all available options. The practice uses data-driven, measured outcomes to track patient improvement and ensures a personalized experience.

  Early stage

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  OrthoScan

  Health

  OrthoScan Inc. is a specialized American medical device manufacturer focused on mini C-arm fluoroscopic imaging systems for orthopedic applications. Established in 2002 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, the company engineers and produces compact, mobile X-ray devices designed for real-time imaging of extremities—such as hands, feet, and wrists—in both surgical and clinical settings. The company's business model revolves around the design, manufacturing, and sale of these specialized imaging devices to clients like hospitals, orthopedic clinics, podiatry practices, and outpatient surgery centers. OrthoScan generates revenue through direct product sales and also offers related supplies and services. In September 2011, OrthoScan was acquired by the German private investment company Aton GmbH, which also owns Ziehm Imaging, a manufacturer of full-size mobile C-arms. This acquisition positioned OrthoScan as a sister company to Ziehm Imaging, creating a complementary product portfolio that covers different surgical imaging needs while allowing OrthoScan to operate under its own name and management. OrthoScan's product line consists of various mini C-arm models, such as the TAU series (TAU 1512, TAU 1515, TAU 2020) and the portable Mobile DI. These systems are designed to offer high-resolution imaging with a smaller footprint and lower radiation dose compared to full-size C-arms. Key features of their products include flat-detector technology for improved image quality, surgeon-operated controls to increase efficiency in the operating room, and compact designs for maneuverability. The devices provide real-time fluoroscopic imaging, which is critical for surgical guidance, needle placement for injections, and diagnosing fractures in smaller body parts.

  Early stage · 51–200 employees · $7.5M raised

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  Osiris Communications

  Hosting

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Ossint

  Hosting

  Early stage

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  Out of the Box Mobile Apps

  Early stage

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  Outfront Health

  Health

  Outfront Health provides direct-to-consumer, at-home blood testing kits, allowing individuals to track their health without visiting a traditional clinic. The company officially launched in October 2025. The company's mission is to improve access to preventative healthcare by making it more convenient and understandable. The business operates on a direct-to-consumer model, selling its testing kits directly from its website. Customers can pay using HSA/FSA cards. The product lineup includes personalized health panels for men and women, with options like Core, Advanced, and Performance biomarker kits. Prices for these kits range from approximately $199 to $279. The service involves a three-step process: the customer selects and orders a test, collects a blood sample at home using a virtually painless, FDA-approved device, and then mails the sample to a CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited lab in prepaid packaging. Physician-reviewed results are then delivered to the user through a secure digital dashboard, which allows them to track trends and progress over time.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Outofresidency

  Health

  Early stage

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  Owner Builder Loans

  Real estate

  Owner Builder Loans LLC specializes in providing 12-month self-build construction loans, also known as owner builder loans, for individuals who wish to act as their own contractor and build their own homes. The company operates in the residential construction financing market, serving clients who prefer to use their own labor and subcontractors rather than hiring a licensed contractor or project supervisor. The business model is based on offering loans funded entirely by private investors, which allows for the implementation of common-sense guidelines and flexibility not typically found in traditional bank loans. Owner Builder Loans LLC generates revenue through interest payments on the loans, which are interest-only and calculated from the date of each draw. Upon completion of the construction, clients are expected to refinance through their preferred mortgage lender. The company prides itself on a streamlined application process, no prepayment penalties, and the ability to finance even if construction has already started.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $140K raised

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  Oxygen

  Early stage