Promoters of TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 are reminding startups and tech companies that only one week remains to reserve an exhibit table. The booking deadline is set for September 18 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time, though organizers caution that spaces are limited and may sell out prior to the final date.
The event offers exhibitors a dedicated 6-foot by 30-inch table in the Expo Hall for the duration of the three-day conference. This setup is designed to allow teams to demonstrate products, engage in real-time discussions, and convert casual foot traffic into substantive business conversations.
In addition to floor space, the exhibitor package includes several support features. Attendees gain access to lead-generation tools within the Disrupt app, enabling them to capture prospect details and follow up after the event concludes. Each booking also includes ten team passes, allowing staff to man the booth while others attend meetings or explore other aspects of the conference.
Further benefits include event-wide branding across the Disrupt website, mobile application, and physical signage, as well as access to the TechCrunch Disrupt press list. Companies will also receive a profile listing on both the event site and the app.
Organizers emphasize that the value of exhibiting extends beyond physical presence. Missing the deadline means forfeiting the chance to engage with investors, identify potential partners, and generate leads among the hundreds of attendees expected at the conference. The cost of inaction, according to the promoter, is not just a vacant booth but the lost opportunities that come from being absent from the Expo Hall floor.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 features stages headlined by major industry players including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Replit, drawing significant attention to the event’s exhibition opportunities.
With OpenAI and Anthropic headlining, this year’s foot traffic is going to be insane. Great timing on this reminder!
Honest question: are the lead-gen tools actually useful, or just another app nobody checks during a busy conference?
Wait, September 18? I thought that deadline had already passed. Hope they can squeeze one more table in.