Scottsdale

1,561–1,584 of 1,830 companies

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  Surg.io

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Surgery Center Of Scottsdale

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SurgiVision

  Early stage

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  Sweetbridge

  Real estate

  Sweetbridge operates as a global commerce and community platform, known as Sweet Commerce, which rewards participants with a financial asset called sweet squares. The platform is designed to streamline commerce by enabling multiple contributors to act as one, leveraging each other's strengths to unlock and amplify the value of trust and relationships in commerce. This ecosystem approach increases net worth, reduces risk, and improves cash flow for its participants. Sweetbridge serves a diverse range of clients, including individuals and businesses looking to enhance their financial standing through innovative economic models. The company operates in the global market, focusing on creating efficient and incentivized ecosystems. Sweetbridge's business model revolves around the issuance and management of sweet squares, which are earned through commerce activities within the Sweet Economy. These squares are financial assets that can be spent, transferred, or lent, providing a recurring stream of Seed Credits. The company generates revenue through transaction fees, asset management, and financial services related to the sweet squares.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  SwiftHealth AI

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Swiftpage

  Marketing, Enterprise software

  Swiftpage operates in the customer relationship management (CRM) and marketing automation market, primarily serving small and midsized businesses (SMBs). The company offers an integrated platform that combines CRM and marketing automation tools to help businesses manage customer interactions, streamline marketing efforts, and drive sales growth. Swiftpage's core product, Act!, is designed to assist businesses in nurturing leads, converting them into sales, and maintaining customer engagement post-purchase. The platform includes features such as mobile app access, Outlook integration, and a variety of connections to other business tools, making it a versatile solution for SMBs looking to enhance their sales and marketing capabilities.Swiftpage's business model revolves around a subscription-based service, where clients pay a recurring fee to access the platform's features. This model ensures a steady revenue stream while allowing the company to continuously update and improve its offerings. The company also partners with a network of certified consultants and distributors to provide customized solutions and support to its clients, further enhancing its value proposition.Swiftpage makes money through subscription fees, consulting services, and partnerships. Its target market includes small and midsized businesses across various industries that seek to improve their sales and marketing processes. By focusing on this niche, Swiftpage has established itself as a recognized leader in the CRM and marketing automation space, with millions of satisfied customers worldwide.

  Breakout · 201–500 employees · $2.5M raised

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  Swiftrepairshvac

  Early stage

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  Swimrigth Pool Service and Repair

  Late stage · 501–1000 employees

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  Swingzy

  Swingzy is a specialized tool designed to assist golfers in improving their swing by ensuring the ball is struck at the optimal point. This patented device caters to golfers of all ages and skill levels, providing valuable feedback on each swing through its rotation feature. The product is compact, fitting easily into a golf bag, and is compatible with both drivers and irons. Swingzy's business model revolves around direct sales to consumers, likely targeting golf enthusiasts and professionals seeking to enhance their performance. The company operates in the sports equipment market, focusing on a niche segment that values precision and performance improvement. Revenue is generated through the sale of the device, which includes a rubber holder for use at facilities like TopGolf or any location with mats. The company also engages in targeted advertising and marketing communications to reach potential customers.

  Early stage

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  swolv.

  Marketing, Enterprise software

  SWOLV is a pre-acquisition sales intelligence agency that provides ground-truth verification of a company's sales engine for investors and acquirers before they commit capital. The firm caters to a range of clients including private equity firms, search funds, business brokers, strategic acquirers, franchise operators, and venture capitalists. SWOLV's core service involves deploying human operatives who engage with acquisition targets as genuine prospects. These operatives experience and document the entire sales cycle, from initial inquiry to final interaction, verifying claims made by the target company. The process is designed to test the sales system through all channels a real prospect would use, such as calls, emails, web forms, and AI-powered tools like chatbots. The agency offers several engagement types, including Pre-Acquisition intelligence, Pre-Exit services for business owners preparing to sell, portfolio monitoring, and M&A origination support. The Pre-Acquisition service, its most popular offering, involves a comprehensive live test of the target's sales apparatus and includes benchmarking against two named competitors. For business owners, the Pre-Exit service simulates a buyer's due diligence process, allowing them to identify and rectify weaknesses in their sales and operational workflows before going to market. Deliverables consist of a confidential, scored brief that documents all findings with supporting evidence and a confidence rating. This is followed by a live debriefing with the principal who managed the investigation. SWOLV operates with a strict Chinese Wall policy, ensuring it never serves both the buyer and seller in the same transaction to maintain confidentiality and avoid conflicts of interest. The company guarantees its work by offering to relaunch an investigation at no cost if the initial engagement does not uncover material findings that impact deal terms or the investment decision.

  Early stage

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  SyCara Local

  Marketing

  SyCara Local operated as a specialized software provider focusing on the local search engine optimization (SEO) market. The company was founded in 2010 and established its headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona. It catered to multi-location businesses, such as brands, franchisors, and marketing agencies, that managed digital presences for dozens or even thousands of individual stores or clients. The business model centered on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform designed to simplify and scale the complexities of local search marketing. Revenue was generated through subscriptions to this platform.The executive team featured seasoned professionals with backgrounds at major technology and internet companies, including Yahoo!, Microsoft, and GoDaddy. The company was a portfolio company of Tallwave, a venture accelerator that provided early-stage companies with business management and support. SyCara Local's core product was a unified platform that aggregated local SEO data, which was often difficult for national brands to manage at a granular, store-by-store level. Its key function was to help clients manage their business listings across numerous online directories, track search engine rankings from specific geographic locations like a city or zip code, and analyze competitive positioning. By consolidating these tasks, the platform aimed to improve the accuracy of local listings, enhance search visibility, and increase the SEO authority of a client's main website. Ultimately, these improvements were intended to drive customer acquisition and in-store sales for clients like Farmers Insurance. In July 2013, SyCara was acquired by SIM Partners, which was later acquired by Rio SEO.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $200K raised

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  Symba

  Marketing

  Symba.io is a technology company specializing in new hire readiness and employee engagement solutions. The platform serves a diverse range of clients including corporations, government workforce development boards, nonprofit programs, and apprenticeship intermediaries. Operating in the human resources technology market, Symba.io offers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to streamline the onboarding process, enhance employee engagement, and improve retention rates. The business model revolves around a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) approach, where clients subscribe to access the platform's features and analytics. Revenue is generated through subscription fees, which vary based on the size of the organization and the level of service required. Symba.io's core features include automated onboarding workflows, employee experience surveys, and data analytics to track and improve new hire performance. The company aims to create equitable access to the workforce by providing tools that help organizations ramp up new hires quickly and efficiently.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $2.8M raised

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  Synapse Labs

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Synchro

  Education

  Synchro provides an AI-powered platform for learning and support, primarily targeting the education sector. It creates intelligent, course-specific AI tutors for e-learning providers, continuing education companies, and educational institutions from K–12 to higher education. The platform integrates into existing learning environments to offer students 24/7 academic support, answer questions, and reinforce educational concepts. This model allows educators to scale their impact without compromising on quality.In addition to its educational focus, Synchro also applies its AI technology to enhance customer service for e-commerce businesses. The system integrates with communication channels like social media, email, and SMS to provide quick and reliable responses. This service aims to lower support costs, increase customer satisfaction, and improve retention. Synchro's technology is designed to train on a company's specific information and conversation history to deliver accurate responses. The platform can integrate with various CRM systems, including Gorgias, Zendesk, Salesforce, and HubSpot, but can also function without one.The company's offerings are designed to augment existing teams rather than replace them, empowering them to handle more complex customer interactions. For businesses, Synchro provides flexible pricing and services that include performance analytics to help teams improve efficiency.

  Early stage

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  Syncrement

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Synlio

  Fintech

  Early stage

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  Syntrillium Software

  Music

  Early stage · 10001+ employees

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  Systems Oncology

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Takepayment

  Fintech, Marketing

  Early stage

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  Talent Solvers

  Jobs & recruitment

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Tappycard

  Fashion

  Early stage

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  TCO Technology

  Telecom

  TCO Technology is a Scottsdale, Arizona-based technology solutions brokerage that functions as a consultant and authorized agent for businesses' communication and IT infrastructure needs. The firm operates as a vendor-neutral advocate for its clients, connecting them with a wide range of service providers to find tailored technology solutions. The company's business model is built on being a complimentary service to its clients; it receives compensation directly from the service providers, ensuring that its advisory and support services come at no cost to the businesses it assists. Founded in 2011 by Perry Chrisler, the company was established with the goal of focusing more directly on client needs. Chrisler, who serves as Managing Member, began his career in the communications industry in 1998 and has extensive experience in both mobility and wireline services. Prior to TCO Technology, he founded Concierge Communications in 2002, which he grew into a Master Agency before selling it in 2011. TCO Technology offers a comprehensive suite of services that includes Voice Services (VoIP/UCaaS), Cloud solutions, Mobility and IoT, Cyber Security, Cabling & Infrastructure, and even custom Application Development. They assist clients with project management, from contract signing to installation, and provide ongoing support such as bill reviews and troubleshooting with service providers. The firm serves a diverse client base, from small businesses to large enterprises, helping them transition to new technologies, scale operations, or manage multi-location tech infrastructure. TCO Technology also runs an agent program, allowing IT consultants, real estate professionals, and business advisors to earn recurring commissions by referring clients.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Technologiesninja

  Early stage

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  Telesphere Networks

  Telecom

  Telesphere is a provider of cloud-based communication solutions tailored for businesses of all sizes. Operating in the telecommunications market, Telesphere offers a suite of services including VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), video conferencing, and unified communications. These services enable businesses to streamline their communication processes, enhance collaboration, and reduce costs associated with traditional telephony systems. Telesphere primarily serves small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large corporations looking to modernize their communication infrastructure. The company's business model revolves around subscription-based services, where clients pay a recurring fee for access to Telesphere's communication platforms. Revenue is generated through these subscriptions, as well as additional fees for premium features and services.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $48.3M raised