Tempe

529–552 of 687 companies

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  Safety Services Company

  Legal, Energy

  Safety Services Company specializes in providing comprehensive safety training and compliance solutions tailored to meet the needs of businesses across various industries. The company serves clients ranging from small enterprises to large corporations, particularly those in high-risk sectors such as construction, oil and gas, and manufacturing. Operating in the safety and compliance market, Safety Services Company offers a range of services including audit preparation, compliance management, and personalized safety training programs. The business model is service-oriented, generating revenue through customized safety solutions, flexible payment plans, and competitive pricing. By helping clients achieve and maintain compliance with safety regulations, the company enables them to secure more job opportunities and improve their safety scorecards.

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  SAIFE

  Security

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  sanrio health

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  SaralHR

  Jobs & recruitment, Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Sataware

  Marketing

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Scottsdale Muffler & Automotive

  Transportation

  Scottsdale Muffler and Automotive is a family-owned business providing comprehensive auto repair services in Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, and Phoenix, Arizona. With over two decades of experience, the company specializes in custom exhaust and aftermarket muffler solutions, catering to a diverse clientele that includes both individual car owners and businesses. The business model focuses on delivering high-quality, reliable, and honest services at unbeatable prices, which has earned them a loyal customer base and numerous 5-star reviews. Their skilled mechanics handle everything from routine maintenance to complex repairs, ensuring vehicles are in optimal condition. The company generates revenue through its wide range of automotive services, emphasizing customer satisfaction and long-term relationships.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Scout Solar

  Energy

  Early stage

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  Seal Out Scorpions

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Secure Medical

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Seedscout

  Fintech

  Seedscout is a startup designed to help early-stage founders connect with potential investors more efficiently. Operating in the venture capital and startup ecosystem, Seedscout serves entrepreneurs who are in the pre-seed stage of funding. This is a critical phase where startups seek initial financial backing to develop their ideas and grow their businesses.The company offers a platform that connects founders with a network of over 800 investors. These investors are actively looking to meet and potentially fund promising startups. Seedscout allows founders to filter and scan through investor profiles to find the best matches for their needs. Once a suitable investor is identified, founders can request introductions directly through the platform.Seedscout operates on a subscription-based business model with four pricing tiers: Free, $100 per month, $250 per month, and $500 per month. The free tier allows users to create and edit their profiles and receive intro requests from investors. The $100 per month plan provides access to the full investor database, 10 intro request credits, and one automatic introduction per month. The $250 per month plan offers 25 intro request credits and two automatic introductions per month. The $500 per month plan includes 50 intro request credits and four automatic introductions per month. All plans are flexible, allowing users to cancel anytime.Seedscout generates revenue through these subscription fees, providing a scalable and recurring income stream. The platform's clean, contemporary design and SEO-friendly features help users impress and engage potential investors, enhancing their chances of securing funding.In summary, Seedscout is a valuable tool for early-stage founders seeking to streamline their fundraising efforts by connecting with a broad network of investors.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $320K raised

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  SensoreMa

  Enterprise software

  Sensorama is a development company specializing in virtual and augmented reality applications. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine, the firm provides immersive digital experiences through services that include 3D modeling, animation, and 360-degree video production. The company enables clients across various sectors to visualize and execute projects from the initial concept to ongoing support. The firm serves a diverse client base, from small businesses to large enterprises, with a focus on markets such as real estate, industrial and energy sectors, as well as educational and art institutions. Its business model revolves around providing IT consulting and outsourcing for AR/VR development, Unity development, and Unreal Engine development. Notable clients have included Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Samsung, and Toyota. In March 2025, Sensorama received backing from the accelerator Seeds of Bravery.

  Early stage

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  SEO Hermit

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Servejobs

  Jobs & recruitment

  Servejobs operates as a mobile application designed to address the demand for urgent local services. The platform functions by connecting individuals requiring immediate assistance with nearby skilled professionals capable of delivering a variety of solutions.Its core offering is a streamlined booking system, enabling users to secure services, exemplified by tutoring at a listed price point of $19, with minimal effort. The application targets users facing time-sensitive problems and service providers seeking to offer their expertise to a local clientele.Servejobs positions itself in the on-demand local service market, catering to a broad spectrum of urgent needs. The business model is structured as a digital marketplace, creating an efficient conduit between service requesters and available providers. While the specific revenue streams are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, the platform facilitates transactions for priced services, indicating a potential for revenue through commissions on bookings or related service fees. The primary value proposition centers on providing rapid and effective problem-solving through an accessible mobile interface.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Sessions.edu

  Education, Marketing

  Sessions College for Professional Design operates as a private, for-profit, fully online college focused on the visual arts market. Established in 1997 in New York City by a collective of designers, entrepreneurs, and educators, the institution was founded on the principle of leveraging the internet to deliver arts education globally. The college is now headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, a move that coincided with its expansion from a certificate-only provider to an accredited, degree-granting institution. The institution's business model is centered on tuition fees from a range of educational programs. Sessions College offers Bachelor's degrees, Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) degrees, and both undergraduate and professional certificates. The client base consists of a diverse, international student body of adult learners seeking to start or advance careers in creative fields. The college offers federal student aid, scholarships, and accepts military benefits, and tuition includes all digital materials, with no additional textbook costs required. The revenue is generated directly from student tuition and fees, which for the 2025 academic year are listed at $7,400. The academic offerings are entirely online and cover a breadth of high-demand creative disciplines such as graphic design, web design, digital media, filmmaking, illustration, digital photography, and game art. The educational experience is structured around an asynchronous, project-based learning model, allowing for flexibility. Students engage with a curriculum designed to build a professional portfolio, receiving individualized feedback and critiques from a faculty of industry-practicing artists and designers. A key feature is the "stackable" credential model, where credits earned in a certificate program can be applied toward an associate or bachelor's degree. The college also maintains a partnership with Excelsior College, allowing students to transfer credits to pursue bachelor's degrees in business or technology management. Leadership includes President Gordon Drummond, who joined in 2001 and has a background in instructional design at companies like Kaplan, Inc. The college is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC) and the Middle States Commission on Secondary Schools for its certificate programs.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $1.0M raised

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  Shadow Flight Lab

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  SharedMemoryAI

  Enterprise software

  SharedMemoryAI provides a Memory Operating System designed to give artificial intelligence agents persistent, long-term memory. The platform addresses the common issue of AI agents losing context between sessions or across different tools, enabling them to learn over time and recall information reliably. The company serves a range of clients from solo developers to large enterprises, including AI engineers running multi-agent systems and teams looking to build a shared knowledge base. The business model appears to be freemium, with a free tier available alongside paid plans for pro and team usage, suggesting a recurring revenue stream based on subscription fees. The core of SharedMemoryAI's product is a sophisticated system that combines a knowledge graph with hybrid semantic search to deliver relevant context. A key feature is the 'Guard Agent,' which validates all incoming information for deduplication, quality, and conflict detection before it's stored. This ensures the integrity of the memory. Furthermore, the system incorporates a version control mechanism with a full audit trail, functioning much like 'Git' but for knowledge, which automatically handles merges and resolves conflicts when multiple agents or users contribute to the same memory space.The platform is built for ease of integration, connecting with various AI and development tools such as Claude, Cursor, GitHub, Slack, and Notion through a simple JSON configuration, as well as TypeScript and Python SDKs. SharedMemoryAI reports having stored over 2 million memories with a sub-50ms p95 API latency, indicating a scalable and performant infrastructure. The company is backed by Google for Startups and Arizona State University and is trusted by engineers at companies like LTIMindtree, TCS, and Altera Digital Health.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Shelfit

  Kids

  Early stage

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  Shilo AI

  Real estate, Enterprise software

  Shilo.ai specializes in providing AI-driven insights and real-time call grading solutions tailored for the real estate industry. The platform is designed to help real estate professionals enhance their performance by offering intuitive and impactful insights that go beyond surface-level analysis. Shilo.ai's core service includes real-time feedback for agents, enabling them to handle objections better and set more appointments effectively. The business primarily serves real estate agents and firms looking to future-proof their operations with advanced AI tools. Operating within the real estate market, Shilo.ai employs a business model that likely involves subscription-based services or licensing fees for its AI solutions. By focusing on the specific needs of the real estate sector, Shilo.ai positions itself as a valuable partner for top performers seeking to optimize their business processes and client interactions.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $2.6M raised

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  Sikkinc

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  Simply Noted

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  SiO2 Nanotech

  Health

  SiO2 Nanotech, L.L.C. operates at the intersection of materials science and manufacturing, focusing on the commercial application of nanotechnology-based coatings. The company was established in March 2010 as an incubation from an informal partnership known as SiO2 Associates. It specializes in transitioning patented technologies from the laboratory to industrial fabrication lines, adapting its solutions for specific manufacturing processes. The core of SiO2 Nanotech's business is its proprietary coating technologies, such as VitreOx™, which provides anti-fog solutions. This product line is designed for a variety of surfaces and is particularly aimed at the medical and safety sectors. The VitreOx Anti-fog solution is available in both sterile and non-sterile versions. The sterile version has received FDA 510K clearance for use on Class II medical devices, including endoscopes and equipment used in laparoscopies and intubation. The non-sterile application is utilized on personal protective equipment (PPE) like face shields and hoods made from materials such as polycarbonate, acrylic, glass, and vinyl. The company's business model involves both direct product sales, as seen with its VitreOx solutions offered on its website, and the integration of its patented technologies into the manufacturing lines of its clients. This dual approach allows it to serve a diverse market that includes manufacturers of medical and surgical devices, electronics, solar cells, and sports and occupational wear. By providing these advanced coatings, SiO2 Nanotech helps its clients enhance the functionality and performance of their own products. The revenue is generated through the sale of its coating solutions and likely through licensing or joint development agreements for the integration of its technologies.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $30K raised

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  SiVerion

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SmartHygiene

  Security

  Smart Hygiene specializes in developing advanced electronic bidet technology designed to simplify usage and reduce material costs. The company operates in the smart home and bathroom technology market, serving both individual consumers and businesses looking to integrate smart solutions into their products. Smart Hygiene's business model revolves around the design, development, and licensing of their proprietary bidet technology. Revenue is generated through direct sales, partnerships, and licensing agreements with manufacturers who wish to incorporate Smart Hygiene's technology into their own product lines. The company leverages its team's extensive experience in engineering and smart technology to offer state-of-the-art solutions that enhance user experience and operational efficiency.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $200K raised

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  Smartiotclubs

  Education

  Early stage · 1 employees