Scottsdale

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  Saeyae

  Media

  Saeyae is a media company specializing in the creation of short-form branded video content, under 60 seconds, for sports brands. The company was founded in 2015 with the goal of revolutionizing sports media by blending it with artistic elements typically found in the music industry. The founding team's background is deeply rooted in high-level athletics and creative fields. Saeyae's business model focuses on creating captivating video content that transcends traditional sports media. They position themselves not just as service providers but as partners, working with premier sports brands. The company's unique selling proposition lies in its use of creative teams curated from the music industry to deliver a unique artistic style to its sports media productions.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Safe Communications

  Security

  Early stage · $4.4M raised

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  Safe Haven

  Security

  Safe Haven Defense specializes in manufacturing advanced security laminates designed to protect against a range of threats, including burglaries, hurricanes, bombs, and bullets. The company serves a diverse clientele, including architects, schools, and government entities, by providing solutions that enhance the safety of buildings without the need for extensive modifications or retrofitting. Safe Haven Defense's product line includes bullet-resistant glass laminates, riot control laminates, and Kevlar paneling, all engineered to meet the highest industry standards. The business operates in the security and safety market, generating revenue through the sale of its specialized laminates and custom-tailored vehicle protection packages. By offering products that reduce UV damage and provide privacy options, Safe Haven Defense addresses both security and aesthetic needs.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Safe Health

  Health

  Safe Health Systems, Inc. operates as a digital healthcare company, providing a Diagnostics as a Service (DaaS) platform developed in collaboration with Mayo Clinic. Initially, the company focused on addressing the sexually transmitted disease epidemic with an app called "Safely," which allowed users to import and privately show their verified STD test results. This experience in consumer technology shaped his approach to healthcare. The venture with Mayo Clinic, initiated in October 2020, expanded the company's focus to reduce the cost and increase access to care for low-complexity conditions through connected diagnostics. This collaboration is a key part of the Mayo Clinic Platform, a strategic initiative to improve healthcare through data-driven insights. Safe Health's technology emerged from the Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University Alliance for Health Care MedTech Accelerator program. The business serves clients like healthcare providers, employers, universities, and clinical trial operators. For instance, the platform is utilized by major organizations such as Delta Airlines and Arizona State University. Revenue is generated by enabling partners to launch, manage, and monetize specialized digital health systems. Safe Health's core offering is a configurable platform that enables the rapid deployment of custom digital health applications. This platform integrates several key functions: at-home and remote diagnostic testing, telehealth provider services, care automation based on clinical protocols, and interoperability with electronic health records (EHRs) and labs like Quest and LabCorp. A key feature is its ability to manage decentralized clinical trials by integrating AI-powered consent, remote proctoring of specimen collection, real-time data capture, and automated logistics. For data security and authenticity, the platform uses Hedera Hashgraph to create unique, verifiable, and private health identifiers for users, ensuring that stakeholders can trust the reported information without compromising patient privacy. This enables services like HealthCheck®, an end-to-end solution for testing and privacy-protecting health status verification initially used for COVID-19.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Sagefoc

  Health

  Sage Family of Companies specializes in providing compassionate, comprehensive, and qualified end-of-life care for individuals with life-limiting illnesses. Operating primarily in Colorado, the company serves patients and their families by offering a holistic approach that includes medical, emotional, and spiritual support. The business model revolves around a multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, therapists, and other caregivers who work together to ensure the highest quality of care. Revenue is generated through healthcare services, often covered by insurance, Medicare, or private pay. Sage Family of Companies also honors veterans through specialized programs that acknowledge their service and address any physical or psychological trauma they may have experienced. The market for hospice and palliative care is growing, driven by an aging population and increased awareness of the benefits of comprehensive end-of-life care.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Saguaro Bloom

  Health

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

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  Sales Automator

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  SalesGenomix

  Jobs & recruitment

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SalesLogix

  Marketing

  Saleslogix is a provider of enterprise Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solutions designed to help businesses manage and enhance their customer relationships. Operating primarily in the enterprise software market, Saleslogix serves a diverse range of clients including large corporations and mid-sized businesses across various industries. The company’s core product is a CRM platform that offers advanced analytics, seamless integrations with other business systems, and customizable features to meet specific business needs. Saleslogix generates revenue through software licensing, subscription fees, and professional services such as implementation, training, and support. The business model focuses on delivering value through improved customer engagement, streamlined sales processes, and data-driven decision-making. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and a deep understanding of customer needs, Saleslogix aims to empower businesses to maximize their customer relationships and drive growth.

  Early stage

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  SalesRepCentral

  Marketing

  Breakout · $30.0M raised

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  Salt River Fields at Talking Stick.

  Gaming

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Saltchaletarizona

  Health

  Early stage

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  Sample Emails

  Dating

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SAMSpeak

  Health

  SAMSpeak is a technology company developing an adaptive speech intelligence platform designed to improve communication for individuals whose speech is not consistently understood. The core of SAMSpeak's offering is a system that moves beyond traditional speech recognition, which is typically designed for standard speech. Instead of requiring the user to adapt to the technology, SAMSpeak's platform continuously learns from each individual's communication style through ongoing interaction and corrective feedback. The technology focuses on interpreting the user's intent, capturing audio, and utilizing cloud-based AI for processing. The output can be delivered as a text display or through personalized text-to-speech, with options for symbolic support. The company's approach has undergone an initial independent validation program involving speech-language pathologists, AI experts, and real-world participants. These evaluations confirmed that the platform can adapt to individual speech patterns, validating its potential to serve a need not met by conventional solutions. As of mid-2026, SAMSpeak had completed its minimum viable product (MVP) development and was advancing toward organizational pilots and commercialization. The company operates as a Delaware C Corporation.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sano Surgery

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Santé World

  Fashion

  Santé World is a streetwear fashion label that creates limited-run apparel. The company's designs are rooted in urban grunge aesthetics and aim to blend street culture with mental health awareness. The brand was established in Phoenix, Arizona, by two friends who wanted to combine their interest in fashion with a desire to make an impact. Santé World operates on a direct-to-consumer business model, selling its products, which include graphic tees, tops, and other apparel, primarily through its own website. The brand emphasizes creating a community around its products, suggesting that each piece tells a story.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Satrix Solutions

  Fintech, Transportation

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Savantis Systems

  Established in 1999, Savantis Systems operates as a specialized management and IT consultancy focused on the SAP ecosystem. The company’s trajectory was significantly shaped by the December 2017 acquisition of Savantis Group, Inc. by Vedicsoft Solutions, LLC. The combined entity was rebranded as Savantis and is majority-owned by the private investment firm Sowell & Co. This strategic merger brought together Vedicsoft's extensive technical resources and global reach with Savantis Group's deep expertise in SAP solutions, particularly in the S/4HANA platform. Its business model centers on providing end-to-end services, from strategic consulting and digital transformation to implementation, managed services, and talent solutions. The firm generates revenue through project-based consulting, managed support services for cloud and on-premise applications, and staffing placements. The company serves a diverse client base that includes small and medium-sized enterprises as well as large corporations across sectors such as retail, entertainment, high-tech, hospitality, manufacturing, public sector, and travel.The core service portfolio revolves around SAP's application suite, including S/4HANA, C/4HANA, CRM, and the Business Technology Platform. Savantis provides specialized implementation and conversion services, exemplified by one of the world's first simultaneous, multi-country SAP ECC 6.0 to S/4HANA conversions. Beyond implementation, the company offers Cloud and Application Managed Services (AMS) for managing clients' entire IT landscapes and Talent Solutions to meet temporary or permanent staffing needs. The firm distinguishes itself by combining deep industry-specific knowledge with technical expertise in intelligent technologies like AI and machine learning to solve client challenges.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $12.0M raised

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  Saxon Capital Group

  Early stage

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  Schwartz Laser Eye Center

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Sciata

  Enterprise software

  Founded in 2007, Sciata, Inc. is a Scottsdale, Arizona-based IT consulting and services firm that assists organizations in navigating digital transformation. The company operates on a business-to-business model, providing custom software development, data analytics, and on-demand technology specialists to a diverse client base that includes Fortune 100 companies. Its industry focus spans healthcare, financial services, insurance, energy, and technology.Sciata's service offerings are centered around accelerating organizational change through technology. The firm specializes in several key areas, including enterprise software, big data, business intelligence, and quality assurance. A core component of their service is Data Science as a Service (DSaaS), where they have developed artificial intelligence-based predictive models and dashboards for clients. One such application is a lead-scoring model designed to help sales and marketing teams prioritize efforts on high-potential prospects. The company provides both on-site and on-shore remote resources, having completed over 400 engagements. While information about the original founders is not readily available, the current management emphasizes a disciplined approach rooted in listening to client needs, collaborating on a blueprint, and measuring key business results to ensure mutual success. Sciata has received $3.9M in funding, with Balanced Capital Partners listed as an investor. The firm has also made strategic investments, participating in a Seed Round for AdviNOW in 2018.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $4.3M raised

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  Scientific Equipment Of Houston

  Fintech

  Early stage

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  Scientific Monitoring

  Hosting, Semiconductors

  Early stage · $2.3M raised

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  Scitec Nutrition

  Sports

  Breakout · 51–200 employees