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97–120 of 687 companies

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  Bidlight

  Real estate

  BidLight offers a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform and digital transformation services for the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. Established in 2016, the company evolved from a basic SaaS provider to a key player in managing large-scale infrastructure projects. The company’s core product is an advanced estimation platform that utilizes artificial intelligence to provide real-time, cost-effective project estimations. The platform, BidLight 3.0, is powered by two AI models—a data classifier and a geometry classifier—that analyze project geometry and metadata to automate the classification of Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and predict costs for labor, equipment, and materials with 86% accuracy. This automated process integrates with Building Information Modeling (BIM) data, particularly with Autodesk Revit, to forecast material needs, optimize equipment usage, and manage labor schedules. BidLight's platform serves architects, engineers, and contractors by helping them reduce project costs by up to 18%. The business model is subscription-based, offering different tiers such as Individual, Standard, and Enterprise plans, with a free trial available. In addition to its software, Bidlight provides a range of consulting services, including the development of BIM Execution Plans, BIM content creation, 4D (time) and 5D (cost) data integration, and customer application integration. The company's services extend across various sectors, including manufacturing facilities, commercial real estate, and healthcare projects.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Biosensing Instrument

  Health

  Biosensing Instrument is a life science company that designs and supplies award winning label-free molecular interaction instruments based on the Surface Plasmon Resonance technology. Our clients are in the early drug discovery pharma and academic research who are characterizing biophysical properties of small molecules, peptides, antibodies, viruses and bacteria.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $2.2M raised

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  Bishop Fox

  Security

  Bishop Fox is a cybersecurity firm that operates in the ever-evolving and challenging security market. The company's primary focus is on offensive security, a proactive approach that emphasizes prevention over reaction. This involves subjecting their clients' networks and applications to the same types of attacks seen in real-world scenarios, thereby identifying and fixing vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.The company serves a broad range of clients, including businesses seeking to protect their digital assets and data. Bishop Fox's business model revolves around its innovative product, Cosmos. This advanced technology combines automation and expert-driven testing to continuously identify and remediate high-risk exposures. This proactive defense of dynamic attack surfaces has earned Cosmos the title of Best Emerging Technology of the year by SC Media.Bishop Fox's services include Attack Surface Management, which provides real-time visibility of a client's entire external attack perimeter. This helps clients secure unknown vulnerabilities. The company also offers True Exposure Identification to identify vulnerabilities targeted in real-world scenarios, including those involved in complex attack chains. Another service, Continuous Attack Emulation, involves continuous expert-driven testing and operationalizing findings to close attack windows.The company also assists clients in building safer applications, ensuring compliance, and honing DevSecOps with services ranging from pen testing and secure code reviews to mobile app assessments. They also offer Red Team & Readiness services to help clients prepare for any potential threats.In terms of revenue, Bishop Fox makes money by providing these cybersecurity services to its clients. The company has built a reputation for delivering high-quality, comprehensive services that meet the highest industry standards.

  Late stage · 201–500 employees · $154.0M raised

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  Bitcoin Lithium

  Fintech, Energy

  Early stage

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  Bitsy

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  BizFamous

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Blessings of Hope

  Food

  Aaron's personal experience with food insecurity during his childhood fueled his passion to establish a more efficient and impactful food distribution system. This led to the creation of Blessings of Hope, a faith-based food ministry that has grown into a significant wholesale food logistics and distribution center based in Leola, Pennsylvania.The organization operates as a vital link in the American food chain, addressing the issues of food waste and hunger simultaneously. Their business model centers on creating strategic partnerships with food suppliers, such as farmers, manufacturers, and distributors, to rescue surplus food that might otherwise be discarded. This food is then transported to their warehouses, where a team of staff and volunteers sorts, repacks, and organizes it into manageable sizes for distribution.Blessings of Hope serves a wide range of nonprofit clients, including churches, community organizations, and other ministries. These organizations can then provide the food to individuals and families in need within their communities. By centralizing the logistics of food sourcing and distribution, Blessings of Hope enables its partner organizations to focus on their core missions without the burden of managing complex food procurement processes.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Bloomdevelopment

  Jobs & recruitment

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Blooming Footprint

  Music

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Blue Dragon Vapor

  Food

  Early stage

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  Boho Camper Vans

  Boho Camper Vans operates in the recreational vehicle market, specializing in the conversion, sale, and rental of camper vans. The business idea originated from Sodemann's personal experience renting a camper van in Maui and recognizing an untapped market in his home state. He partnered with Ellenson, whose background in machining, fabrication, and construction complemented Sodemann's experience in marketing and architecture.The initial venture was funded with a credit card, which the founders used to purchase and convert their first van, a 2005 Ford E-Series affectionately named "Stevie". They listed the van for rent before the conversion was even complete and saw immediate demand, recouping over half their initial investment within six weeks of the first rental. This early success validated their business model and led to the purchase of a second van. A significant milestone occurred in March 2020 when they appeared on season 11 of ABC's "Shark Tank," seeking $300,000 for a 10% equity stake. The national exposure from the show dramatically increased demand, leading to a substantial growth in sales and operations.The company's business model is twofold: direct sales of custom-built and pre-designed vans, and a rental service for those seeking short-term travel experiences. For sales, Boho typically sources used cargo vans, such as the Dodge RAM ProMaster and Ford E-Series, and converts them into mobile living spaces. This approach helps manage costs for the end consumer. The custom conversions include features like kitchenettes with running water, beds, solar-powered electricity, and outdoor showers. On the rental side, clients can book vans for around $199 to $250 per night, which has proven to be a consistent revenue stream. The company views its rentals as analogous to vacation homes and its sales as similar to flipping houses. To further expand its reach, Boho has also introduced a peer-to-peer rental program, allowing owners of Boho vans to list their vehicles on the company's platform.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $150K raised

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  Boobiejuice

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage

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  Boon Inc. & Keen Distribution (BKD)

  Kids

  Boon Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of infant and baby products targeted at parents seeking to simplify their lives with modern, functional items. The company operates in the juvenile products market, selling directly to consumers and through retail channels. This product's design won the JPMA Student Design Competition, which laid the groundwork for the company's launch. The company was initially run out of Fernandez's home office. Starting with the Frog Pod in 2005, Boon expanded its product line to over 100 items, including feeding supplies, bath accessories, and organizational tools. In 2008, the founders also established Keen Distribution LLC to act as the U.S. distributor for other juvenile product brands like Bumbo and The Gro Company. By 2011, the combined net sales for Boon and Keen were approximately $23 million. In August 2011, both Boon Inc. and Keen Distribution were acquired by TOMY International, a global toy and nursery product company, for approximately $20 million. The acquisition was intended to expand TOMY's portfolio with design-driven products and to accelerate Boon's international growth. Boon's products are known for their emphasis on functionality, ease of cleaning, and bold, modern aesthetics. Some of its best-known products include the LAWN countertop drying rack, NURSH silicone pouch bottles, and the GRUB high chair. The business model focuses on creating and selling these premium, style-conscious products that are available in thousands of stores in the U.S. and distributed in over 50 countries.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  BoostMyGrades

  Education

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  BorroUp

  Security

  BorroUp operates as a peer-to-peer mobile rental platform focused on the adventure and outdoor gear market. The company's core business revolves around creating a marketplace where individuals and businesses can list underutilized sports and outdoor equipment for temporary rental, providing a new income stream for gear owners and a cost-effective solution for users. This model targets a growing demographic of outdoor participants, which included over 142 million Americans in 2019. The platform functions as a sharing economy application, connecting a global community of outdoor enthusiasts. The service is delivered through a mobile app available for download. Gear owners, referred to as "listers," can post their items for free, set their own rental prices and availability, and manage bookings. For renters, the process involves searching for available gear by location and date, booking through the app, and arranging for pickup or delivery. The company's revenue model is based on taking a commission from each transaction, with listers earning 90% of the reservation price. Payments are handled securely within the platform, and payouts to listers are processed via direct deposit a few days after a reservation is completed. BorroUp's platform lists a wide array of gear categories, including off-road sports (dirt bikes, quads), water sports (jetskis, kayaks, boats), snow sports (skis, snowboards), and general outdoor equipment like bicycles and e-bikes. Key features are designed to build user confidence and facilitate smooth transactions. These include an AI-powered identity verification system for all users, a secure in-app messaging system for communication between parties, and a two-way review system where both listers and renters can rate each other post-transaction. To mitigate risks, the platform offers 24/7 customer support and protects items at their fair market value, with an option for listers to require a security deposit.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Boundless Media LLC

  Marketing

  Boundless Media operates in the social media marketing sector, specializing in creating and sharing content tailored to a client's sales process. The company primarily serves businesses looking for growth by leveraging LinkedIn to connect with potential clients. Their business model revolves around providing both active and passive marketing strategies, which include content creation, prospecting, data collection, and lead qualification. Boundless Media generates revenue by offering these comprehensive marketing services, ensuring that clients receive pre-vetted leads ready for conversion. The company aims to minimize the client's effort in the marketing process, allowing them to focus on closing sales.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Boxed Greens Organic Produce

  Food

  Early stage

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  BPG Designs

  Transportation

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Brand Adoption

  Music, Hosting

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Bravous

  Gaming

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Breezing Co.

  Breezing Co. specializes in developing advanced solutions for personal health, focusing on precise biometrics tracking. The company offers products like the Breezing Pro, a sports training and wellness management tool, and the Breezing Med, an FDA-cleared device coded for reimbursement. These products are designed to accurately measure metabolic rates, oxygen, and carbon dioxide levels, aiding healthcare providers, coaches, and nutritionists in managing obesity and improving patient health metrics. Operating primarily in the healthcare sector, Breezing Co. serves clients in Texas and California, providing tools that help patients achieve their health and wellness goals. The business model revolves around selling high-tech devices and sensor packs, generating revenue through direct sales to health experts and institutions.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $2.5M raised

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  Brick Road Coffee

  Food

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Bright Home Energy

  Energy

  Bright Home Energy operates as a specialized residential energy solutions provider focused on the Arizona market. Having been accredited by the Better Business Bureau since August 2019, the firm has established a notable presence in its region. The firm’s business model is centered on a direct-to-consumer approach, providing homeowners with comprehensive, customized energy systems. Bright Home Energy’s core offering is a 'whole-home' energy solution that integrates solar power generation with energy efficiency measures. This strategy begins with improving a home's energy performance by addressing factors like insulation and overall consumption before installing solar panels, aiming to reduce the total energy a household needs to generate. The company manages the entire client lifecycle, from initial consultation and site assessment to system design, permitting, installation, and post-activation support. Bright Home Energy’s service portfolio includes the installation of premium solar panels and battery storage systems, for which it holds certifications from key manufacturers such as Tesla, SolarEdge, and Enphase. Beyond solar technology, the company provides energy audits, smart thermostats, demand management systems, and insulation services. To facilitate adoption, the business assists clients in navigating and securing financial incentives, including federal and Arizona state tax credits, and offers various financing plans.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  brightstarhealthcare.com

  Health

  Breakout · 201–500 employees