Scottsdale

1,633–1,656 of 1,830 companies

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  To Be Continued... A Consignment Boutique

  Fashion

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  TollPlus

  Enterprise software

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  Tombstone Exploration

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Toolbox.com

  Marketing

  Early stage · 51–200 employees

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  Toothio

  Health, Jobs & recruitment

  Toothio operates a technology platform that connects dental offices with qualified dental professionals for on-demand staffing. The company's service addresses the needs of dental practices requiring temporary or permanent staff, including hygienists, assistants, and front office professionals.For dental professionals, the platform provides a mobile application that allows them to select work shifts that fit their schedules, offering a degree of flexibility in when and where they work. A key feature for these professionals is a same-day payment system, facilitated through a partnership with Stripe, which processes payments upon shift completion.For dental practices, Toothio functions as a staffing solution to fill staffing gaps quickly. The business model appears to be centered on facilitating these connections through its proprietary platform, likely generating revenue by charging the dental practices a fee for successfully placing a professional.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $12.3M raised

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  Top Loan Companies

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Topmarkscafe

  Food

  Early stage

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  Torrential Brew

  Food

  Torrential Brew is a direct-to-consumer beverage company that provides a selection of coffees and teas. Founded in May 2025 by Raina Torres, the company's mission is to offer bold, authentic blends that inspire resilience and creativity. The brand operates through its e-commerce website, which is powered by Shopify. The company's product line includes over 39 expertly roasted coffee blends and more than seven specialty loose-leaf teas. The coffee is available in various sizes ranging from 2oz to 5lb bags and can be ordered in coarse, whole bean, standard, or espresso grind styles. For convenience, they also offer single-serve coffee capsules for their most popular products. The tea collection features organic varieties, flavored infusions, and caffeine-free herbal options, packaged in 3oz compostable packs. In addition to beverages, Torrential Brew sells accessories such as mugs and coasters designed to enhance the drinking experience, as well as branded apparel. The founder, Raina Torres, who also serves as the Managing Director, is a multi-faceted creator and an advocate for resilience. Her background includes streaming on Twitch, where she is known as TorrentialRae. The brand's identity is built around the concept of finding strength during challenging times, reflected in its tagline, "Coffee for the Overcast Soul." Torrential Brew aims to serve both coffee enthusiasts and tea lovers, noting that over 40% of coffee drinkers also enjoy tea.

  Early stage

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  TortX

  TortX.law specializes in providing centralized investment data and pre-litigation services tailored for personal injury claims. The company operates in the legal services market, focusing on mass tort, motor vehicle, environmental, and abuse cases. TortX.law serves clients who require comprehensive management of their legal claims, ensuring compliance and transparency throughout the process. The business model revolves around offering managed service technology, leveraging 14 years of industry experience to deliver trusted services such as medical records management, plaintiff fact sheets, and lien resolution. Revenue is generated through service fees associated with these offerings. TortX.law also provides governance compliance and price transparency, allowing clients to track their investments and allocations across major media platforms like Television, Radio, Meta, Google, and YouTube. The company emphasizes real-time visibility into its ecosystem, ensuring clients have confidence in their principal investments and unit economics.

  Early stage

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  TOTUS

  Fintech, Marketing

  TOTUS empowers brands by taking full ownership of their gift card programs, offering end-to-end solutions that simplify and optimize the entire process. As the issuer of branded gift cards, TOTUS provides seamless program management, enabling businesses to unlock the potential of gift cards as a strategic tool to drive revenue, customer engagement, and loyalty.TOTUS partners with brands, ranging from mid-market leaders to publicly traded companies. By managing the complexities of gift card issuance and program operations, TOTUS ensures that its clients can focus on their core business while maximizing the value of their gift card programs. From compliance and regulatory management to operational execution, TOTUS provides a turnkey solution that mitigates risk and reduces operational overhead.At the heart of TOTUS’s offering is its proprietary technology platform, designed to deliver robust, secure, and scalable solutions for managing gift card issuance and redemptions. This technology, combined with deep industry expertise, positions TOTUS as a key driver of innovation and efficiency in the gift card industry.TOTUS isn’t just a service provider - it’s a strategic partner for brands looking to harness the full potential of gift cards. By delivering a comprehensive suite of services, TOTUS enables businesses to transform gift cards into a powerful revenue channel, while ensuring reliability, security, and compliance every step of the way.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Tower Compactor Rentals

  Energy

  Tower Compactor Rentals provides comprehensive solutions in the waste management equipment sector, specializing in the rental, sales, and repair of compactors and balers. The company is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, and extends its services throughout the entire state. The firm's offerings cater to businesses seeking efficient waste and recycling management. Its service portfolio includes compactor and baler rentals, equipment sales for clients preferring ownership, and repair and maintenance services. The company also facilitates waste removal coordination, providing a more integrated service for its clients. Their equipment lineup features a variety of machinery designed to handle different waste streams and volumes, including self-contained and stationary compactors, vertical balers, chute systems, and cart dumpers. Tower Compactor Rentals serves a diverse client base across Arizona, providing equipment that helps businesses reduce the volume of their waste, save space, and potentially lower disposal costs. The business model combines recurring revenue from equipment rentals and maintenance contracts with transactional revenue from equipment sales and ad-hoc repairs.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Tracksite

  Legal

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Traderpower

  Health

  Early stage

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  TradeStay

  Real estate

  TradeStay provides specialized housing solutions tailored for traveling professionals in the construction and trade industries. The company was founded by individuals with backgrounds in the trades, construction, and hospitality who identified a need for better living standards for a mobile workforce. Their goal is to improve the quality of life for tradespeople on the road, addressing issues like safety, reliability, and morale to help reduce industry challenges such as high accident and substance abuse rates. TradeStay offers a range of fully furnished accommodations, including private homes for crews and a dedicated hotel in Boise, Idaho, exclusively for blue-collar workers. These properties are designed to provide the comforts of home, featuring full kitchens, backyards, free laundry services, and garage parking. The business operates on a flexible model, allowing for weekly or monthly payments with a one-week minimum stay, catering to the variable lengths of construction projects. This model provides a consistent and reliable housing partner for workers as they move between job sites. Beyond accommodation, the company focuses on building a supportive community. It provides services aimed at health, wellness, and personal development, such as access to local gyms, mentorship programs, financial education, and community events like Sunday socials. By creating this network, TradeStay aims to foster a sense of belonging and combat the isolation often experienced during life on the road.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  TradeTrax, Inc.

  Real estate

  Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, TradeTrax, Inc. provides a real-time job site intelligence platform for the production homebuilding industry. The leadership team, with over 100 years of combined industry experience, developed TradeTrax as a solution they wished they had access to throughout their careers. TradeTrax's primary clients are high-volume production homebuilders and their trade partners. The company operates on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, with pricing based on the number of homes built using the platform, including volume discounts. This model aligns the company's success with its clients' wins in reducing cycle times and increasing cost savings. The platform functions as both a web and mobile application, designed to capture and distribute actionable data directly from the job site. It integrates seamlessly with existing builder production management, ERP, and analytics software, enhancing their functionality without replacing them. Key features include real-time data capture of crew-level updates, performance analytics, workflow and subcontractor management, and a centralized communication hub. This allows for the identification of inefficiencies, reduction of project delays, and optimization of trade partner workloads, ultimately enabling builders to construct homes faster and more efficiently. The platform transforms job site intelligence into actionable reports that help lower cycle times, manage schedules, and improve overall profitability.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Traffic Exchange Network

  Hosting

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Traffic Management

  Sports

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Traffic Oxygen

  Marketing

  Traffic Oxygen is an advertising technology company that provides advanced, data-driven marketing solutions for agencies, business owners, and national brands. Founded in 2017, the firm specializes in utilizing cutting-edge targeting technologies to identify and engage ideal customers. The company's core services revolve around location-based marketing, using a proprietary system to capture consumer locations, behaviors, and intentions across the United States. One of its key techniques is "Geo-Conquesting," which uses satellite technology to identify mobile advertiser IDs from specific locations like competitor stores, allowing clients to serve ads to these high-intent individuals across devices for the life of their phone. This is complemented by audience targeting, which filters potential customers by demographics, brand preferences, interests, and income. Traffic Oxygen's technology stack also includes contextual targeting, mobile advertising, Connected TV (CTV) and Over-the-Top (OTT) advertising, and streaming audio ads on platforms like Spotify and iHeartRadio. A notable feature is its ability to collect emails from website visitors without requiring them to fill out a form, enabling immediate email retargeting and follow-up campaigns to maximize conversions. The company provides clients with real-time reporting dashboards to track key performance metrics such as impressions, clicks, click-through rates (CTR), and cost-per-click (CPC). Traffic Oxygen serves a diverse client base, including automotive dealerships, cannabis advertisers, and various other business-to-consumer sectors. The company positions itself as a managed service, handling campaign setup, audience identification, and weekly optimization to save clients the complexity of managing digital advertising platforms directly.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Traista

  Travel

  Early stage

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  Transmosis

  Education, Jobs & recruitment

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Transpara

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  TransplantFirst Academy

  Health

  Early stage

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  Treasure Financial

  Fintech

  Treasure Financial's platform uses intelligent algorithms to invest surplus business funds into high-yield, low-risk money market funds. The platform aims to provide higher returns than traditional bank accounts with reduced risk and volatility, transforming a company's idle cash from a non-performing asset into a revenue-generating one.The business model is B2B and SaaS-based, providing outsourced treasury and CFO operations for SMBs. The platform offers a secure and liquid solution for cash management, with a quantitative selection model to minimize principal risk. By automating the investment process, Treasure Financial allows companies to focus on their core operations while maximizing the returns on their cash reserves.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $7.5M raised

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  Trend Times Toys™

  Transportation

  Trend Times is an online toy store that has been in business for over a decade. The company operates through its website, trendtimes.com, which was registered in 2001. It functions as a direct-to-consumer e-commerce business, generating revenue by selling a diverse selection of toys and hobby products directly to customers online. The product catalog includes ride-on cars for kids, gas and electric scooters, remote control (RC) cars, RC helicopters, RC boats, science toys, and educational toys. The store is particularly known for its Magic Cars® line of children's ride-on vehicles. In addition to toys, the company also sells office supplies such as digital safes, magnifying lamps, and paper binding machines. Trend Times states that it carries spare parts for many of the toys it sells and provides fast shipping. Customer reviews present a mixed view of the company. While some reports mention positive customer service interactions, many customers have expressed significant dissatisfaction, citing issues with product quality, shipping delays, and challenges with post-purchase support.

  Early stage