2024 Best Tech Startups in Nevada
The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Nevada. In doing our research, we considered several factors including but not limited to:
- Revenue potential
- Leadership team
- Brand/product traction
- Competitive landscape
Additionally, all companies must be independent (unacquired), privately owned, at most 10 years old, and have received at least one round of funding in order to qualify.
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10. Azibo
Founded: 2018
Also honored in: 2023 Best Tech Startups in Reno
“We are the free, one-stop shop financial services platform for rental properties, providing world-class solutions for rent collection, banking, lending, insurance, and more. Our simple, modern tech tools level the playing field and enable anyone to build wealth in investment properties — while making life easier for independent landlords, renters, property managers, and vendors.”
9. Klir
Founded: 2018
Also honored in:
“Klir’s integrated water regulatory solution helps the world’s water utilities make water safer.
The Klir platform gathers, monitors and analyses regulatory compliance data, all in one easy-to-use web-based application. With it, water utilities are better equipped to quantify and mitigate the true risks to the environment and human health. It empowers them to improve their performance in addressing and managing enforcement actions issued by the Regulator and to develop more focused asset investment programmes.
By providing them with a powerful way to manage all their regulatory compliance missions in one place, Klir is the ideal solution for water regulations and compliance that helps utilities capture widespread efficiency gains, while ultimately protecting the environment.”
8. CIQ
Founded: 2020
“At CIQ, we are here to help our customers and communities do amazing things! We are your escalation or development team. We are your infrastructure. We are your cloud. We are the people that will have your back, so you can do what you do great.”
7. Kaptyn
Founded: 2016
Also honored in:
- 2023 Best Tech Startups in Las Vegas
- 2022 Best Tech Startups in Las Vegas
- 2021 Best Tech Startups in Nevada
- 2021 Best Tech Startups in Las Vegas
- 2018 Best Tech Startups in Las Vegas
“Transportation as a Service is evolving rapidly and Kaptyn has built a unique combination of infrastructure, data, and management to execute on the future of fleet management in the shared mobility sector. Kaptyn is acquiring and transforming the most profitable fleets in the US and creating the next generation sustainable mobility company.”
6. Katalyst
Founded: 2015
Also honored in: 2023 Best Tech Startups in Las Vegas
“Katalyst is an elite, full-body workout in just 20 mins, without any external weights or joint impact. We leverage Electro Muscle Stimulation (EMS) technology to create an extraordinary new way to workout. Our patent-pending training system and full-body suit deliver specially-tuned, low frequency impulses to each of your major muscle groups. These impulses imitate the brain signals that cause your muscles to contract and, when combined with simple, body weight movements, multiply the results of any exercise.”
5. Climb Credit
Founded: 2014
Also honored in:
“Climb Credit (NMLS# 1240013) is an innovative student payment platform that makes career-focused education more accessible and affordable. Driven by a mission to empower individuals to unlock their potential – no matter their credit profile – Climb identifies programs and schools that offer skill-based training programs, then provides learners with payment options that are structured to meet the unique needs of those seeking career training. Recognizing the dynamic and diverse nature of a rapidly-changing economy, Climb partners with schools that teach everything from cybersecurity to healthcare training, heavy machine operation to data science, and culinary arts to AI & Machine Learning. meetclimb.com/disclosures.”
4. 1047 Games
Founded: 2016
Also honored in: 2022 Best Tech Startups in Nevada
“1047 Games began with the simple principle that people should have fun while making great games. Bucking convention and driven by a passion to create the ultimate gaming experience, Ian Proulx and Nicholas Bagamian founded 1047 Games in 2017 in their Stanford dorm room. Their love for arena shooters of the past drove them to create Splitgate, a unique sci-fi first-person shooter that adds portal guns to upend the genre.
What started as two computer science majors putting portals into a first-person shooter for a project demo has evolved into a VC-backed company which has raised more than $120MM in funding.
At 1047 Games, you’ll find a permanently remote, dedicated team of top-tier talent from some of the world’s biggest gaming and tech companies who share our founders’ vision. Grit, ingenuity, a desire to have fun, and a start up mentality define our crew. And we’re just getting started.”
3. ThirdWaveRx
Founded: 2021
“Thirdwave RX brings healthcare providers unrivaled savings by combining our industry expertise with advanced automation. Healthcare, pharmacy, and financial professionals work with purpose-built technology to create a highly compliant solution that enables providers to achieve their lowest net drug cost. We deliver our customers guaranteed rebates on time, every time.”
2. Boxabl
Founded: 2017
“BOXABL has created a building system that’s compatible with scalable factory mass production. Our mission is to significantly lower the cost of homeownership for everyone.”
1. Redwood Materials
Founded: 2017
“Redwood Materials is creating a circular supply chain to drive down the environmental footprint and cost of lithium-ion batteries and the electric vehicles and sustainable energy storage systems they power. Founded by JB Straubel, the Nevada-based company is offering large-scale sources of sustainable battery materials produced at scale in the U.S. for the first time. Redwood is ramping its Northern Nevada facility and has broken ground on its second Battery Materials Campus, outside Charleston, South Carolina. Both of Redwood’s campuses will recycle, refine, and manufacture battery materials, aiming to scale production to 100 GWh annually. More information is available at redwoodmaterials.com.”