Scottsdale

121–144 of 1,830 companies

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  Arizona Animal Hospital

  Health

  Early stage

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  Arizona Fuel Operations

  Energy

  AZ Fuel operates in the environmental and energy sector, focusing on the processing of used motor oil (UMO) to produce low sulfur marine diesel fuel. The company serves maritime shipping, leisure, and transportation industries that require compliance with the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) 2020 low sulfur regulations. By leveraging proprietary technology, AZ Fuel transforms improperly disposed UMO into compliant marine diesel fuel, addressing both environmental concerns and regulatory demands. The business model revolves around sourcing UMO, refining it, and selling the end product to maritime clients. Revenue is generated through the sale of refined low sulfur marine diesel fuel. The company is uniquely positioned to meet the significant demand for environmentally friendly fuel alternatives, making a positive impact on the environment by reducing improper disposal of UMO.

  Early stage · $700K raised

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  Arizona iPad Repair Scottsdale

  Home & living

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Arkayne

  Legal

  Early stage

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  Armchair

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  ArmedZilla

  Media

  ArmedZilla was positioned as a specialized social network and online community platform targeting the military sector. The core mission was to facilitate the transition from military to civilian life. It leveraged social media dynamics to improve access to veteran benefits, connect users with veteran service organizations (VSOs), and foster relationships with veteran-focused brands. The platform operated as a niche social network, providing a space for both veterans and civilians to connect and support one another. The business model focused on creating a centralized hub for resources and community interaction tailored to the unique needs of the military community. Its revenue generation strategy was likely tied to partnerships with brands and organizations seeking to engage this specific demographic.ArmedZilla managed to secure $1.35 million in total funding across two seed rounds. The initial seed funding of $100,000 was raised on October 16, 2009, followed by a larger seed round of $1.25 million on December 30, 2011. Despite this initial backing, the company is now considered deadpooled, having ceased operations. During its activity, it faced competition from other military-centric platforms like RallyPoint and Sandboxx.

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

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  Arrestage International

  Health

  Early stage

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  Arrington Research

  Education

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Art One Gallery

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

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  Arterosil

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Artesaglobal

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Artha-weartech

  Real estate

  Early stage

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  Arthur Andrew Medical

  Food

  Arthur Andrew Medical operates in the nutraceutical sector, focusing on the development and distribution of enzyme and probiotic-based dietary supplements. The company's business model is centered on creating finished products under its own brand name, which are then sold to consumers. Initially, the business targeted healthcare professionals but expanded its distribution to the general public in response to customer demand. Revenue is generated through the direct sale of these supplements via various channels, including their website and partnerships with online retailers. Initially, the business specialized in importing raw materials like enzymes. This partnership shifted the company's focus to producing its own line of supplements, collaborating with enzymologists to formulate products based on ingredients with extensive clinical research. The launch of their first major product, Neprinol, happened the same year. Arthur Andrew Medical's product line is deliberately selective, aiming to provide a wide range of benefits with each formulation to minimize the number of supplements a customer needs. A key offering is Neprinol, a systemic enzyme blend containing ingredients like serrapeptase and nattokinase, designed to support circulatory health, immune function, and a healthy inflammatory response. Another primary product, Syntol AMD, is a combination of probiotics, prebiotics, and enzymes. This product is formulated to support the digestive tract by cleansing unwanted yeast and balancing the gut microbiome using spore-based probiotics, which are better equipped to survive stomach acid. The company emphasizes creating products that are free from unnecessary fillers and ensures quality through manufacturing in GMP-certified facilities and third-party testing for purity and potency.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  ArubaWater

  Food

  ArubaWater Corp is a company dedicated to providing a sustainable alternative to traditional water sources by offering desalinated ocean water. The company operates in the water supply industry, focusing on environmentally conscious practices. ArubaWater serves a diverse range of clients, including households, businesses, and industries that are looking for sustainable water solutions. The business model revolves around sourcing ocean water, desalinating it, and packaging it in 100% recycled plastic bottles, which are then sold to consumers. Revenue is generated through the sale of these bottled water products. The company emphasizes sustainability by using energy-efficient equipment, minimizing freshwater consumption, and encouraging suppliers to adopt eco-friendly practices. Regular ecological assessments are conducted to monitor and reduce environmental impact.

  Early stage · $860K raised

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  Aspireship

  Jobs & recruitment

  Aspireship is a career development platform that operates in the job training and recruitment market. It caters to individuals seeking to start, change, or advance their careers, particularly in sales, customer success, and other technology-proof occupations. The platform also serves companies looking to upskill their existing employees and attract ambitious talent. Aspireship's business model revolves around providing on-demand certification programs and training. These programs are designed to equip individuals with the necessary skills to remain competitive in the modern workforce. The platform also offers a skills-based talent marketplace where individuals can showcase their skills and discover new job opportunities. For companies, Aspireship provides a platform to post job vacancies for free and access a pool of skilled and ambitious talent. The platform also offers on-demand training programs to help companies upskill and reskill their existing employees in areas such as sales, customer success, and revenue operations. Aspireship generates revenue through its training programs and by charging companies for access to its talent pool. The platform also benefits from the network effect, as more individuals and companies join the platform, increasing its value and attractiveness to new users.In summary, Aspireship is a dual-sided platform that serves both individuals seeking career advancement and companies looking for skilled talent. It operates in the job training and recruitment market, providing on-demand training and a skills-based talent marketplace.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $2.0M raised

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  Ategrity

  Energy, Marketing

  Ategrity Specialty Insurance Company is a provider of specialty property and casualty insurance products in the excess and surplus (E&S) lines market. The company primarily serves small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) through a network of wholesale agents and brokers.Ategrity's business model focuses on leveraging technology and data analytics to underwrite and price complex and hard-to-place risks. The company offers a range of products, including professional liability, healthcare liability, and other specialty lines of insurance. By utilizing advanced risk analysis, Ategrity aims to provide faster and more intelligent insurance solutions to its clients.The company operates in the specialty insurance market, which is a segment of the broader property and casualty insurance industry. This market is characterized by risks that are not typically covered by standard insurance policies. Ategrity's target clients are businesses that require specialized coverage due to the nature of their operations.

  Late stage · 51–200 employees · $150.0M raised

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  Aterra Designs

  Real estate

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Athlettes Media

  Health

  Athlettes Media operates at the intersection of sports and media, a rapidly evolving market where athletes are increasingly taking control of their own narratives. The company functions within a landscape where traditional media's role is being challenged by athlete-driven platforms that allow for direct engagement with fans. This shift enables athletes to build their brands, control their intellectual property, and diversify their revenue streams beyond their athletic careers through content like podcasts, documentaries, and social media engagement. The business model capitalizes on the trend of athletes as media entities, a concept proven by high-profile figures who have successfully launched their own media ventures. This approach moves away from ad-supported models to focus on creating authentic content that resonates with audiences. Athlettes Media provides creative solutions and brand consultancy for athletes and other talents. The services offered include developing brand partnerships, content creation, event management, and monetization strategies across various platforms. They aim to forge data-driven, meaningful connections between athletes and brands, effectively acting as a sports agency powered by purpose. Their services cater to a range of clients including athletes, teams, and leagues, providing them with the necessary partnerships and expertise. The company offers holistic consultancy to solve business problems by leveraging the influence of sports and athletes. This includes creating bespoke solutions for businesses through campaigns on social media, public relations, and live experiences. By offering creative, studio, and monetization services, the firm enables its clients to grow and succeed in the dynamic media industry.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Atlas Packs

  Sports

  Early stage

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  Atlas44

  Fintech, Real estate

  Atlas44 operated as a specialty finance company based in Scottsdale, United States. Founded in 2014, the firm positioned itself as a line of credit provider, carving out a niche in the financial services market. The company demonstrated early traction in securing capital, successfully raising a total of $19.9 million over three distinct Series A funding rounds. Its initial funding event occurred in June 2014, securing $8.54 million. This was followed by a subsequent round of $1.35 million in September 2015. A significant capital infusion of $10 million occurred in March 2016, led by RJT Credit, specifically to bolster its CreditSuppliers program. Despite its fundraising achievements, the company is now classified as deadpooled. Publicly available data indicates the employee count stood at eight individuals at the end of 2022.

  Breakout · $18.5M raised

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  Atlys

  Sports

  Their solution is the Atlys One, the company's flagship product. Its defining feature is a proprietary, button-activated system that offers two distinct hydration modes. The 'Jet Mode' delivers a press-to-spray stream, mimicking a traditional plastic sports bottle, while the 'Pour Mode' allows for a more conventional, controlled sip. This dual-functionality is powered by a rechargeable battery with a weather-sealed USB-C port, delivering approximately 500 sprays on a single charge. The company operates on a direct-to-consumer business model, launching the Atlys One through pre-orders on its website with estimated initial shipments in late 2026. As part of its mission, Atlys donates a portion of every sale to the Inspiring Children Foundation, a non-profit supporting youth mental health.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Atria Heart

  Early stage

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  ATS Armor

  ATS Armor specializes in the design and manufacture of advanced hard armor plates that exceed NIJ 0101.06 certification standards. The company uses sophisticated ballistic materials and technologies to produce armor plates that are lighter, stronger, and safer. A unique feature of ATS Armor's products is the patented QuadCurve design, which allows the plates to be used on either the front or back of the torso, providing edge-to-edge protection and reducing the likelihood or severity of kinetic energy-related injuries. The company serves law enforcement agencies, military personnel, and other security-focused clients. ATS Armor operates in the personal protective equipment market and follows a business model that includes direct sales and partnerships with tactical equipment distributors. The company is also planning to accept Bitcoin as a payment method to reach a broader customer base. Revenue is generated through the sale of its high-performance armor plates and tactical shields, which are rigorously tested to meet and exceed industry standards.

  Early stage · $6.8M raised

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  AtticSalt

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees