Top Tech Startups in United States in 2024

At Therma, we build technology that ensures safety and sustainability from farm to fork -- to protect our food and our planet. Our IoT-based 24/7 temperature monitoring sensors and mobile checklist app eliminate food waste, improve safety and reduce refrigeration emissions, protecting millions worldwide. We’re deployed across 5,000+ restaurants, retailers and manufacturers with leading brands including McDonalds, Burger King, Domino's, TGI Fridays, 7-Eleven and Wyndham Hotels. Founded by experienced entrepreneurs from Harvard, Columbia and UC Santa Barbara, we’re a mission-driven team passionate about food, climate and health. We are headquartered in San Francisco, and supported by experienced venture capitalists including investors from D. E. Shaw, Deciens Capital, Govtech Fund, Collaborative Fund, Social Capital, and Stage Venture Partners.

FreJun is an AI system that extracts and summarizes the minutes of meeting and action items from the meeting conversations using the Natural Language Processing (NLP) and the speech processing tools. Thereby, saving time and valuable resources of the company in data entry and other mundane activities.

Mantle's 3D metal printing technology is significantly less complicated and less expensive than existing solutions. Our proprietary material science and machine design result in a printer that is smaller, safer and easier to deploy then anything in the market today. Mantle believes every company should have access to the new part geometries, rapid prototyping capabilities and distributed manufacturing benefits enabled by the additive manufacturing of metal parts.

Priori transforms how legal teams find, engage, and manage outside counsel, connecting them with the right talent at the right price for any need. With over a decade of experience partnering with legal teams, we provide access to flexible talent, a global law firm marketplace, and cutting-edge software for managing law firm panels and legal RFP workflows.

MPOWER lends to highly-employable domestic & international students at top US campuses who are excluded from traditional banking options. MPOWER builds on best practices set by LendingClub, SoFi, CommonBond, Earnest, Upstart, and others in the mainstream refinancing market, and applies these insights to an unaddressed segment of the population: high-potential international and domestic students at top universities. This segment requires capabilities that are unique to MPOWER: an innovative credit model, university partnerships, and global servicing. Loans are for 10-years at a fixed-rate, and range between $2,000 and $25,000. MPOWER disburses payments directly to the university to cover tuition or university-sponsored housing, meal plans, or health insurance. The loan comes with free personal finance education courses, credit-building tools, and a job placement service for the students.

Cubby’s mission is to empower self-storage operators to grow their independent and family-owned businesses in the face of massive institutionalization. There are more than 70,000 self-storage properties in North America. They’re operated by more than 35,000 independent business owners who provide service to tenants in times of tremendous life change. Whether moving across the country for a new job opportunity or moving on after a family death or divorce, self-storage tenants find tremendous value from a high-quality renting experience. So much value, in fact, that self-storage is the fastest growing asset class in commercial real estate by value, surpassing $50 billion annually in the U.S. last year. The lending market in this asset class is growing as well, with over $10 billion trading hands annually. Additional investor interest is pouring in, and with it, tremendous pressure to compete at the highest level. If you want to build technology that’s valued by more than 1 in 10 Americans renting a storage unit, the near minimum wage managers looking for a way to earn their bonus, and the independent owners, lenders, and investors that make up this industry, we'd love to chat. We’re a seed-stage team of 20+ experienced software professionals already closing significant customers. lucky enough to be backed by a phenomenal group of investors and 28+ of the industry’s most influential advisors, giving us the access and resources to build things right and think for the long term. Our product allows self-storage operators to market, lease, and manage their properties while seamlessly receiving payments and financing. We serve 3 persona categories: Leads, Tenants, and Operators. Operators captures 3 primary levels: store manager, district manager, and business owner which ascend in seniority.

At TalkDEI, we're revolutionizing supplier sourcing with AI-driven diversity solutions. Our platform empowers organizations to efficiently identify, engage, and track diverse suppliers, fostering inclusivity and compliance. With a commitment to driving positive change, we're dedicated to shaping a more diverse and equitable supply chain landscape. Join us in redefining supplier sourcing for a brighter, more inclusive future.

Founded in January 2019, Mayvue is the premier software solutions provider to public agencies as they build and maintain the critical infrastructure necessary for today and into the future. As a strategic partner to the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), Mayvue develops bridge management software that is designed to provide planning and analysis support for transportation agencies. Building on the industry skills and experience of our founding team, Mayvue re-envisions the technologies used by public agencies to further their impact and guide them into the future. Mayvue actively maintains, develops, and supports bridge management software used by over 40 State DOTs across the United States. Since its inception in 2019, Mayvue has tripled in size as it continues to expand its offerings to customers by introducing complementary products and services including mobile applications, cloud hosting, and consulting. Furthermore, Mayvue leverages its subject matter expertise in the infrastructure space to bring completely new product offerings to its customer base.

FE International is an award-winning global M&A advisor of SaaS, e-commerce and content businesses. It has completed acquisitions for thousands of founders, owners and acquirers, and is the preeminent valuation thought leader in the industry. Its team includes experts in exit planning, valuation, accounting, legal and more. Founded in 2010, FE is known for its extensive network of pre-qualified international investors. With headquarters in New York and regional offices in Miami, San Francisco and London, FE is an international company serving clients worldwide. It was named one of The Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies in 2021 and 2020 by The Financial Times and is also a two-time Inc. 5000 company. Take a peek into the M&A industry by reading our Mid-Year Report. It contains data from tens of thousands of FE valuations and over 1,000 acquisitions. We’ve combed through this information line by line to give you detailed insights into the M&A landscape, including what happened in the first half of 2021 and what you can expect in the second half of 2021. feinternational.com/mid-year-report-2021 For more information about FE International visit feinternational.com.

Second Order Effects (SOE) is a California-based engineering firm specializing in custom electronics and end-to-end electronic system design. We develop cross-disciplined solutions and products to solve some of the world’s most challenging problems by optimizing solutions beyond the first order. SOE tackles a wide range of projects in the aerospace, automotive, industrial, and commercial sectors. We design and build flight control systems, wireless communication devices, power electronics, analog sensor interfaces, mixed-signal circuits, motor drivers, system controllers, video cameras, embedded computers, and optical and RF amplifiers, sensors, and antennas. Our designs have gone into rocket engines, satellites, self-driving cars, automated systems, and household/retail consumer electronics.