Scottsdale

1,753–1,776 of 1,830 companies

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  W5 Technologies

  Early stage · $2.0M raised

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  WageWatch

  Fintech

  Early stage

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  Wajas

  Kids

  Early stage

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  Wallfacer

  Enterprise software

  Early stage

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  Wamba World

  Gaming

  This varied journey shaped his goal of building quality, enjoyable products. The company's core focus is the esports market, specifically addressing in-game wagering for skill-based video games. Wamba Technologies holds a U.S. patent (No. 10,424,160) for a system that integrates real-money tournament capabilities directly into a game's menu. This technology is designed to allow players to pay an entry fee online, compete in real-time tournaments from their own devices, and win money back, aiming to create a continuous, 24/7 multitude of esports events. The system purports to utilize anti-cheating countermeasures to ensure a fair multiplayer gaming experience, particularly for beginners. Wamba's flagship product in development is "Gamers Oasis," an esports wagering platform powered by its patented technology. By enabling this in-game wagering, the company anticipates a significant increase in the annual revenue generated per player. The company also develops its own mobile and online games, such as "Waffle Smash," and seeks to partner with other game developers to integrate its esports platform, offering them additional ways to monetize their games.

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

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  Warrior Salt

  Food

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  WasteVision AI

  Energy

  WasteVision AI provides an artificial intelligence-based platform that automates the detection and reporting of overflowing dumpsters and waste contamination. The company primarily serves waste management businesses, haulers, and municipalities, operating as a B2B entity. Its business model focuses on leveraging existing on-truck camera systems to provide data that helps clients recover costs associated with overflows and contamination, generate new service fees, and improve operational efficiency. A case study over one month showed the system identified 302 overflows for a client, generating over $18,000 in monthly revenue and providing opportunities to upsell customers. The core technology utilizes AI to analyze photos and videos from on-truck cameras, identifying issues like overloaded containers and contaminants in recycling or organics bins at the point of pickup. This automated process eliminates the need for drivers to manually report issues, streamlining their workflow. The system provides detailed reports that link contamination events to specific generators, enabling targeted customer education and enforcement actions. By providing visibility into service verification, overflow incidents, and contamination levels, WasteVision AI helps companies optimize routes, reduce truck usage, mitigate illegal dumping, and ensure regulatory compliance, such as with California's SB 1383 mandate for organic waste diversion. Founded in 2001 and based in Scottsdale, United States, the company has established itself as a provider of operational AI solutions for the waste industry. In May 2025, WasteVision AI announced an integration with Samsara, a pioneer of the Connected Operations® Platform, making its application available on the Samsara App Marketplace. This partnership combines Samsara's IoT solutions with WasteVision AI's technology to offer features like real-time overflow and contamination detection, automated service verification, and enhanced video safety monitoring.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Watermark Companies

  Real estate

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  WattHub.com

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Wcallc

  Early stage

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  Wealth Mission Group

  Fintech

  This business specializes in providing real estate-backed investment opportunities exclusively for accredited investors, focusing on generating consistent monthly income. Operating within the real estate investment market, the company employs a secured lending strategy designed to offer stability and transparency, appealing to investors seeking to diversify their portfolios with reliable income streams. The business model is structured around a three-step process: investors enroll by scheduling a meeting or filling out an application, capital is activated through secured lending, and monthly distributions are provided to investors. The company targets an 8% annual cash on cash return, distributed monthly, making it an attractive option for those looking to earn passive income without the volatility of traditional markets. The service is tailored to investors who prioritize income-focused strategies and wish to leverage real estate as a means to achieve financial growth.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Weave

  Education

  Early stage

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  WebHostpro

  Hosting

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  WebMax Labs IoT

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  WebOpenings

  Travel

  WebOpenings operated as a specialized cloud-based service designed to provide automatic yield management for small and medium-sized businesses, with an initial strategic focus on the salon and spa industry. His professional background centered on achieving growth with limited capital by leveraging strategic partnerships and innovative thinking, a philosophy that underpinned the WebOpenings model. The company went into a beta phase in January 2013, during which it was featured in the Wall Street Journal.The core of the business was its ability to address the persistent issue of lost revenue from unfilled appointments. WebOpenings engineered and implemented interfaces with Point-Of-Sale (POS) systems commonly used by its target clients. This integration allowed the service to automatically scan a business’s appointment book, identify last-minute vacancies, and broadcast these discounted, unfilled slots online for consumers to book. The service distributed these offers through multiple digital channels, including social media, the web, mobile platforms, and viral email campaigns, effectively creating a new revenue stream for businesses from previously perishable inventory. During its beta testing, the platform successfully generated significant last-minute revenue for its partner salons and spas.A significant milestone was a partnership announced in October 2013 with Millennium Software, a major technology provider in the beauty and wellness sector. This collaboration enabled thousands of salons and spas using Millennium's POS software to seamlessly integrate with the WebOpenings service. The business model was structured to provide a tangible return on investment by turning empty appointment times into profitable transactions.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $500K raised

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  WebsitesPros.com

  Enterprise software

  WebsitesPros operates in the digital marketing and lead generation sector, offering a comprehensive CMS platform that is both SEO-friendly and highly flexible. The company serves businesses looking to optimize their online presence and lead conversion rates. Its core business model revolves around providing advanced tools for lead acquisition, generation, and sales on a pay-per-lead, pay-per-call, or CPA basis. WebsitesPros enables clients to integrate seamlessly with CRM systems, manage pricing and distribution, and track performance with granular analytics. The platform supports affiliate management with custom commissions and multi-user access, making it ideal for businesses that rely on affiliate marketing. By offering a robust set of features, including API integrations and custom reporting, WebsitesPros helps clients scale their operations efficiently. The company generates revenue through subscription plans, which include access to various environments and expert support.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Weddle Gilmore Architects

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Wehner Group with Re/Max Fine Properties

  Real estate

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  WeHome

  WeHome is a digital platform revolutionizing the home selling process by offering homeowners a streamlined and efficient way to sell their properties. Operating primarily in the real estate market, WeHome caters to individuals looking to sell their homes quickly and with minimal hassle. The platform allows users to receive cash offers for their homes without any obligations, simply by uploading pictures and videos for evaluation. This approach eliminates the traditional complexities and time-consuming aspects of selling a home, such as staging, open houses, and negotiations.WeHome's business model is centered around providing a seamless experience for sellers, generating revenue through transaction fees and potentially through partnerships with real estate investors and other stakeholders in the housing market. By focusing on speed and convenience, WeHome appeals to clients who are undergoing significant life changes, such as getting married, starting a family, or relocating for a job, and need to sell their homes quickly.The company has been operational since 2019 and has helped numerous customers transition smoothly into their next life phase. WeHome also offers a subscription service for exclusive deal alerts, keeping users informed about the latest opportunities in the real estate market.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Well & Good Property Services

  Jobs & recruitment

  Well & Good Professional Services is a startup operating in the short-term rental industry, providing essential services to property managers and hosts. The company has identified a gap in the market for scalable and sustainable solutions for servicing short-term rental properties, and has positioned itself to fill this gap.The company's primary service offering is professional cleaning, which is scheduled and compensated through Well & Good's platform. They assure the quality of their services by employing verified professional cleaners. In addition to cleaning, the company also provides professionally laundered linens and guest essentials such as luxury soaps, kitchen needs, and other consumables for each stay. Well & Good's business model is service-based, generating revenue by charging property managers and hosts for the services provided. The company's target market includes property managers and hosts who are involved in the short-term rental industry, which has grown significantly with the rise of platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com.The company also offers a unique value proposition by providing a one-on-one consultation with their Onboarding Director to answer any questions potential clients may have. As an added incentive, they offer a $10 Amazon Gift Card for having a consultation, regardless of whether the potential client chooses to use their services or not.In summary, Well & Good Professional Services is a promising startup in the short-term rental industry, providing essential services to property managers and hosts, and offering a unique value proposition to attract new clients.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Wellnessnmd

  Early stage

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  Wett Skincare

  Wellness & beauty

  Wett Skincare is a direct-to-consumer brand specializing in products formulated for dry, harsh climates. Joy's personal skincare struggles after moving from Washington to the Arizona desert, where his existing routine became ineffective, inspired the venture. He and Cameron shared frustrations with heavy, ineffective moisturizers and confusing ingredients, leading them to create a brand focused on clean, breathable, and effective products for challenging environments. The company's philosophy centers on the idea that skin health is a crucial component of overall health and performance, aiming to provide simple and effective solutions. Wett Skincare's first product, the Face Oasis, is a lightweight gel-cream moisturizer developed over two years. Its formula includes a hyaluronic hydration complex, squalane, niacinamide, cucumber seed extract, and a ceramide trio. These ingredients are designed to provide deep hydration, reduce redness, strengthen the skin's barrier, and soothe irritation from environmental stressors like sun and wind. The product is positioned as a defense against dehydration and environmental damage, particularly for active individuals in extreme conditions. Wett Skincare operates a direct-to-consumer business model through its website, offering both one-time purchases and monthly subscriptions. The brand emphasizes transparency, sharing its journey on social media, and commits to using clean, functional ingredients, with all products being dermatologist-tested and safe for sensitive and acne-prone skin.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  WG Henschen

  Robotics

  Early stage

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  WhaleWisdom LLC

  Real estate

  WhaleWisdom is a financial analytics platform that specializes in tracking and analyzing hedge fund filings in real time. The platform provides detailed insights into 13F, 13D, and insider transactions, allowing individual investors to replicate the portfolios of top Wall Street money managers. WhaleWisdom serves retail investors, financial advisors, and institutional clients who seek to make informed investment decisions based on the activities of successful hedge funds. Operating in the financial technology market, the company leverages data from EDGAR filings to offer a comprehensive suite of tools and services. WhaleWisdom's business model is subscription-based, generating revenue through various pricing tiers that provide access to different levels of data and analytical tools. Additionally, the platform offers an Excel Add-in, available through the Microsoft Office App Store, which allows users to import current or past holdings data directly into Excel. This feature is compatible with both Windows and Mac versions of Microsoft Office, making it accessible to a wide range of users.

  Early stage · $1.8M raised