Founders and startup teams can secure an exhibition presence at Disrupt 2026. Exhibit tables serve as a logistical gateway for startups looking to showcase at the flagship October event.
The conference, which takes place from October 13–15 at Moscone West in San Francisco, serves as a primary hub for early-stage funding discussions and product launches. The general exhibition floor remains a path for companies to gain a physical footprint at the venue.
The Exhibitor ROI Breakdown
The exhibition package is priced at $12,500, a figure that includes a dedicated space on the show floor and a significant allocation of credentials. Each package provides 10 event passes: five all-access Exhibitor-Partner passes and five Expo+ passes. This allocation is valued at approximately $4,000 based on standard registration rates, allowing founders to bring a full technical and business development team to the floor.
Beyond physical space, the package includes digital lead-generation tools integrated into the official event mobile app. These tools allow exhibitors to scan attendee badges and manage follow-ups within a centralized system. Additionally, exhibitors are granted access to the registered press list, a critical resource for startups aiming to secure media coverage during the three-day summit.
2026 Programming and Themed Tracks
The 2026 floor plan is organized around specific industry verticals, allowing founders to position themselves near relevant investors and partners. This year’s event introduces several themed stages and tracks, including:
- Real World AI: Focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and defense technology.
- Smart Money: A dedicated track for fintech innovations, including stablecoins and decentralized finance.
The exhibition floor is designed to facilitate high-volume networking. The current exhibition availability represents an opportunity for startups to secure a branded presence at Moscone West. Organizers have indicated that the registration process is necessary to allow for final floor plan mapping and material shipping logistics before the October 13 opening.
