Discounted passes for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 disappear when doors open on Oct. 13 in San Francisco; lock in savings now.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 runs Oct. 13–15 in San Francisco, bringing together about 10,000 founders, investors, and tech leaders for talks and startup demos.
Save money by buying online passes now, you can save up to $100 before door prices kick in on Oct. 13 at 8 a.m. PT. There’s also a 50% discount on a second pass and a $75 Expo+ Pass for readers affected by layoffs.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is almost here. The three-day conference lands at Moscone West in San Francisco from Oct. 13 through Oct. 15, bringing together about 10,000 founders, investors, and tech leaders for talks, demos, and networking.
For attendees, the big news is about timing and price. If you buy your pass now, you can lock in savings of up to $100 before the price increases once doors open on Oct. 13 at 8 a.m. PT. There’s also a deal where a second pass of the same type can be purchased at half price, which can help teams or colleagues attend without breaking the bank. And for readers who have recently faced layoffs, there’s an Expo+ Pass option priced at $75.
Disrupt isn’t just about tickets. The event builds three days of practical content across six stages, with hundreds of sessions, roundtables, and startup showcase pitches. It’s a place to learn what’s shaping the tech market, meet potential partners, and spot early-stage ideas that could become the next big thing.
In short, Disrupt 2026 is about connecting with people who could influence your next move in tech, all while prices stay lower for a limited time. If you’re deciding whether to go, act now before the savings window closes.
Disrupt serves as a prominent forum where startups gain visibility and investors scout opportunities. The 2026 lineup aims to mix talks, demos, and networking to help you validate concepts, find customers, and hear from industry leaders about market directions.
Online pass discounts of up to $100 remain available before Oct. 13. After that, prices rise to door rates. There’s also a 50% discount on a second pass of the same ticket type, and a $75 Expo+ Pass for laid-off readers.
Expect keynote talks, startup demos, mentor sessions, and roundtables across six stages. There should be opportunities to explore consumer tech, enterprise tools, and investment trends, with plenty of chances to network and pitch ideas.
Founders aiming to gain visibility, investors hunting for promising startups, engineers curious about market shifts, and corporate development teams seeking partnerships all stand to gain. Plan ahead by mapping the sessions and Startup Battlefield demos that fit your goals.
Prices will rise to door rates on Oct. 13 at 8 a.m. PT. If you’re planning to attend, secure your pass now to maximize savings and chart a path through the sessions that align with your objectives.
October 13–15 in San Francisco at Moscone West.
Discounts up to $100 off online passes before Oct. 13; a 50% discount on a second pass of the same ticket type; Expo+ Pass for laid-off readers at $75.
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