The clock is ticking for startups eyeing a prime spot at this year’s Disrupt. Exhibit bookings close tonight—October 2—at 11:59 p.m. PT. The event, running from October 13 to 15 in San Francisco at Moscone West, expects over 10,000 founders, investors, operators, and tech leaders. An expo table offers the chance to put your startup right in the mix.
Why Exhibit?
Disrupt’s Expo Hall is more than just floor space—it serves as a launching pad. An exhibit table gives you a base to showcase your product, connect with potential clients and partners, and engage with investors in person. Rather than leaving impressions online or in meetings, this is about creating moments that drive real business forward.
The exhibit package includes three full days of exposure, plus perks designed to maximize your impact: ten team passes, lead-generation tools via the event’s mobile app, recognition through Silver Tier branding, inclusion in the Disrupt press list, and access to partner Wi-Fi.
If You’re Not Exhibiting…
Still interested in Disrupt even without a table? You’ll have plenty to explore. The lineup includes over 250 leading voices across 200+ sessions—on six stages, roundtables, and breakout workshops. Subjects span critical areas like scaling, funding, and product building.
Attendees can also dive into more than 300 startup showcases, get front-row access to Startup Battlefield 200, and benefit from AI-powered matchmaking and interactive sessions. Notably, there’s a special ticket deal: bring a co-founder, partner, or peer and get 50% off the second pass, and even more savings when buying passes in groups of four or more.
Expo space is limited and tables are expected to sell out before tonight’s deadline. If you’ve built something people should see, this is the moment to secure your spot—and not leave it to chance.
What this means:Disrupt remains one of the most visible stages for startups in tech—especially now, when in-person presence and real connection are so valuable. Exhibiting isn’t just about visibility—it’s about credibility, relationships, and access. If you’re serious about being discovered by investors, clients, and partners, this is one of the last chances this year. Watch whether tables sell out overnight. And for those who can’t make it, consider whether attending Disrupt is worth placing it on your roster for next year—events like this are increasingly rare and increasingly important.
