Your final chance to grab your exhibit table at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is Oct. 2

The deadline to exhibit at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is October 2, closing all exhibit table bookings.

TechCrunch has announced that October 2, 2026, is the final deadline for securing an exhibit table at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026. This event, scheduled for October 13-15 at Moscone West in San Francisco, is expected to draw over 10,000 tech leaders, founders, and investors. Companies that book an exhibit table by the deadline will have the opportunity to demo their products, connect with potential investors and partners, and generate leads. The standard exhibit package includes a branded table, team passes, and various branding and lead-generation tools. On-site branding opportunities are available for those who book by September 30. The event will also feature investor-founder meetings in the Deal Flow Café and will host over 250 tech leaders speaking across multiple stages, alongside Startup Battlefield 200.

This final call for exhibit tables underscores the intense competition for visibility within the startup ecosystem at major industry events. Securing a spot on the Expo Hall floor offers direct access to a concentrated audience of venture capitalists actively seeking new investments and industry leaders looking for potential partnerships and product adoption. The limited availability and first-come, first-served nature of table assignments highlight the strategic importance of early commitment for startups aiming to maximize their exposure and networking opportunities.

Beyond exhibiting, TechCrunch is also promoting ticket sales with early bird discounts, emphasizing the broader value of attending Disrupt for insights and connections. The event's focus on AI, alongside other key sectors, indicates continued industry trends and the platform's commitment to showcasing cutting-edge innovations. Attendees not exhibiting can still leverage AI-powered matchmaking and interactive sessions to forge relevant connections, suggesting a blended approach to networking that caters to both active participants and engaged observers.