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Arizona's startup landscape features a wide range of industries, from artificial intelligence to renewable energy. The state is home to both long established companies and new ventures.
Clean energy company Arevon leads in funding with $3.5 billion. AI recruiting platform Paradox has also attracted significant investment, raising over $253 million.
Below is our list of 19 Arizona startups worth keeping an eye on.
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Get the Sheet for $50Paradox develops conversational AI software that helps companies automate their recruiting processes, from capturing candidates to screening them. Their AI assistant engages with applicants, answers their questions, and aims to create a faster, more efficient hiring experience for everyone involved.
Blue Yonder develops an end-to-end platform that unifies a company's supply chain, retail, and commerce operations. Their software uses AI and machine learning to help retailers and manufacturers better predict customer demand and manage the entire fulfillment process.
Arevon develops, finances, and operates utility-scale solar and energy storage projects for businesses and communities. They supply clean energy solutions to corporate and utility customers across North America.
Nuclearn builds artificial intelligence solutions to automate critical tasks for the nuclear industry. Their software helps modernize plant operations and improve efficiency in a highly regulated environment.
Fender builds iconic electric guitars, basses, and amplifiers that have been central to music for decades. Their legendary instrument designs have helped create the signature sounds heard across countless genres.
Birches Health operates a virtual clinic specializing in behavioral addictions like gambling, gaming, and social media use. Their platform provides patients with personalized treatment plans from a dedicated team of therapists and psychiatrists.
RunBuggy developed a cloud-native platform that connects car shippers with haulers across the country. The company's app provides an open marketplace to make shipping vehicles faster and more transparent.
Wealth.com built a digital estate planning platform that equips financial advisors with modern tools and resources. Their software helps streamline the complex process of creating, visualizing, and managing trusts and wills for clients.
Solera Health provides a digital health marketplace that connects people with curated programs for managing chronic conditions. The company's platform simplifies benefits for payers and employers by matching their members to the right solutions, from diabetes prevention to mental wellness.
Our top ten picks only scratch the surface of what's happening in Arizona. Other founders are building important companies in fields like healthcare, biotech, and real estate.
They are all at different points in their growth, from raising early funds to expanding quickly. Below are the other startups that are making an impact on the state's tech community.
| Startup | Industry | Year Founded | Amount Raised | Last Funding Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Security | 2000 | $7.5M | Private Equity | |
| Biotech | 2017 | $80.5M | Series B | |
| Healthcare | 2017 | $66.7M | Private Equity | |
| Hardware | 1995 | $4.1B | Debt Financing | |
| Healthcare | 2017 | $162.5M | Series D | |
| Real Estate | 2012 | $762.5M | Series D | |
| Biotech | 2017 | $43.6M | Series A | |
| AI | 2017 | $2.7M | Grant | |
| Nonprofit | 2013 | $1.3M | Series A |
