TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is giving startups one final window to book exhibit tables—exhibitor submissions have officially reopened, with the deadline set for September 30 at 11:59 p.m. PT. This marks the last opportunity for early-stage companies that missed the original deadline to claim a spot on the Expo Hall floor.
The event, scheduled for October 13–15at Moscone West in San Francisco, is expected to draw more than 10,000 founders, investors, operators, and tech leaders. For startups, securing an exhibit table is a chance not just to show off products, but also to unlock discussions with VCs, potential partners, and customers.
What’s on the Table
The exhibit package costs $12,500and includes a branded table (6′ × 30″) for all three days, ten team passes, tools for generating leads, branding in the Disrupt app and website, access to press lists, Silver Tier sponsor branding, and additional perks like networking opportunities for founders.
Being on the floor means startups can directly demo products, spot trends, tackle feedback—face to face. With the help of the Disrupt mobile app, exhibitors can gather leads efficiently, while also building visibility among hundreds of other startups in a high-profile setting.
Not Exhibiting? Still Worth Attending
If you’re not exhibiting, Disrupt 2026 still offers plenty of value. The full conference features over 200 sessions across six industry stages, more than 250 tech leaders, and upwards of 300 startups, plus the Startup Battlefield 200 competition. Attendees also gain access to AI-powered matchmaking, interactive sessions, and sessions focused on funding, scaling, and product-building.
Note: regular ticket pricing ends September 25 at 11:59 p.m. PT. There’s a discount for purchasing a second ticket for a colleague, offering 50% off.
Why This Matters:Disrupt is one of the tech industry’s marquee startup events—being on the Expo Hall floor can significantly boost visibility, open doors to funding, and position a company among peers and potential partners. Limited table availability makes the reopened booking period especially relevant for startups still strategizing their conference calendar this fall.
