The opportunity to secure the lowest ticket prices for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 ends on Wednesday, February 27. The Super Early Bird pricing offer, which provides discounts of up to $680 on individual passes or up to 30% on group passes, will expire at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.
After this deadline, prices for the flagship technology conference will increase. The event is scheduled to take place from October 13 to 15 at the Moscone West convention centre in San Francisco.
What the event offers
Organisers position the conference as a critical hub for the technology industry's founders, investors, and innovators. The agenda promises access to over 250 industry leaders, more than 200 sessions, and an exhibition featuring over 300 startups.
Two primary pass types are marketed: the Founder Pass, designed to help startup founders accelerate growth and connect with aligned investors, and the Investor Pass, which offers curated access to promising startups and dedicated matchmaking tools.
The closing window for savings
The promotional material explicitly frames the impending deadline as a one-time opportunity for significant savings, stating that missing it means "you’ll be paying more for the same access." The call to action is repeated, urging potential attendees to "Register now" to lock in the discounted rates.
This pricing structure is a standard practice for large-scale industry conferences, using early-bird discounts to drive early registration and gauge initial interest.
The event is organised by TechCrunch, a subsidiary of TechCrunch Media LLC, a prominent media outlet focused on the technology business sector. Disrupt is one of its most established annual events, typically featuring product launches, funding announcements, and high-profile speakers from the global tech ecosystem.