TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is rapidly approaching, and companies have only five days left to secure an exhibit table by the September 18 deadline at 11:59 p.m. PT. This event, taking place from October 13 to 15 at Moscone West in San Francisco, is expected to gather over 10,000 founders, investors, and industry leaders focused on innovation, fundraising, and networking in the tech startup space. Exhibiting at Disrupt provides startups a prime opportunity to showcase their products to a highly concentrated audience of potential customers, partners, and investors.
Exhibitors receive a 6-foot by 30-inch branded table on the busy Expo Hall floor, allowing for hands-on demonstrations and direct engagement with attendees throughout the three-day event. The package offers multiple perks, including lead generation tools integrated with the Disrupt app, ten team passes for staffing and meetings, branding across event channels, press list access, and a Silver Tier sponsor designation. This comprehensive presence helps startups maximize visibility and forge valuable connections within the competitive tech ecosystem.
While exhibiting offers a distinct advantage, those unable to book an exhibit table can still participate fully in the event. Disrupt 2026 will feature over 300 startups across various industries, six industry stages with leaders from companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, and high-impact networking opportunities, including AI-powered matchmaking. The Startup Battlefield 200 competition also promises to highlight some of the most exciting new ventures, making it a vital destination for any startup aiming to grow its network and ecosystem.
TechCrunch encourages interested parties not to miss out on this unique opportunity to engage directly with tens of thousands of innovators and investors ready to back the next wave of tech breakthroughs. With limited exhibit tables available and the deadline quickly approaching, companies looking to gain critical exposure and business leads at Disrupt 2026 should act swiftly to book their spot.
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