TechCrunch Disrupt isn’t just a tech conference — it’s a launchpad.
For 20 years, startups have come to TechCrunch Disrupt to meet their first investors, land their biggest partnerships, and spark the idea that takes them to the next level.
In 2025, that launchpad could be your exhibit table.
With tables selling fast, now is your moment to get in front of 10,000+ founders, VCs, and tech innovators from October 27-29 in San Francisco’s Moscone West. If you wait, your competitor will grab the spotlight — and the deals.
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What you lose if you don’t exhibit at Disrupt 2025
Visibility where it counts: No table = no chance to showcase your product to thousands of investors, partners, and press walking the Expo Hall.
Access to key decision-makers: Without passes, your team misses direct engagement with high-level founders, investors, and enterprise leaders.
Brand amplification across the ecosystem: Without placement, you miss out on visibility across TechCrunch channels before, during, and after the event.
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San Francisco
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October 27-29, 2025
A smart investment skipped: For just $10,000, you’ll unlock unmatched reach, high-quality networking, and lead-generation tools. Skipping this means leaving serious value on the table.
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Here’s what’s on the table — literally
A 6’ x 30” branded exhibit table in the high-traffic Expo Hall for all three days.
10 team passes (5 Attendee and 5 Expo+) to experience Disrupt and nonstop networking.
Featured branding across TechCrunch channels (event page, event app, event venue, sponsor announcements, and more).
Access to the Disrupt press list, lead-gen tools, and exclusive founder data.
Shoutouts during key event moments and closing ceremonies.
A direct path to real traction, investor interest, and game-changing conversations.
Learn more about exhibitor benefits here.
Your competitors are circling the same opportunity. Act now to own the attention, the leads, and the momentum. Book your table here.
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