테크크런치 디스럽트 2026 할인 5일 남아…최대 200달러 절약

With five days left to save up to $200 on your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 pass, our countdown of the five reasons to join 10,000+ founders, investors, and operators at San Francisco’s Moscone West, October 13-15, continues. Grab your ticket savings before prices go up on September 25, 11:59 p.m. PT. Plus, get a second of the same ticket type at 50% off. Register now. Reason no. one: Discovery Part of the value of Disrupt has always been finding breakouts early. The startup you haven’t heard of yet. The technology moving from experiment to real product. The founder attacking a problem in a way you hadn’t considered. Or an emerging category that suddenly looks much bigger once you see several companies building around it. Startup Battlefield 200 puts 200 TechCrunch-selected early-stage companies in one place, giving you three days to see what a new generation of founders thinks is worth building, and what investors are looking into adding to their portfolio. See where investors are placing their bets Early-stage startups can be useful signals. Look across enough of them, and you start to see where founders are finding opportunity, which technologies are becoming accessible, which old problems are being attacked in new ways, and where completely new markets might be taking shape. At Disrupt, all 200 Startup Battlefield startups exhibit, so you can go beyond the company description. Meet the founders. See the product. Ask why they’re building it. Find out who they’re building it for. Understand what they think the rest of the market is missing. For investors, that can mean new deal flow and emerging categories to watch. For founders, it’s a chance to see what other early-stage teams are building and how they’re approaching the market. For operators and tech leaders, it can mean discovering a future supplier, partner or solution before it reaches the wider market. Sometimes discovery is about finding a company. Sometimes it’s about spotting the pattern behind several of them. Then watch 20 startups put their ideas to the test on the global stage From the top 200, 20 companies will take the Disrupt Stage to pitch live in front of leading investors and the TechCrunch community. One will ultimately take home the Disrupt Cup and $100,000 in equity-free funding. Explore all the Startup Battlefield on-stage sessions on the Disrupt agenda . But the value of watching goes beyond who wins – you get to see emerging companies explain why their problem matters, why their approach is different, and why they believe they can build something much bigger. Then you hear the questions investors ask in return. For anyone building, backing, or evaluating startups, it’s a fast way to understand what turns an interesting idea into a company people want to pay attention to. Don’t miss this intense pitch competition and the opportunity to meet what’s next in making waves in the tech industry. Register now to save up to $200 , and bring your colleague, co-founder, or partner with you at 50% off their ticket. Discover them before anyone else does Startup Battlefield alumni include companies that went on to become familiar names across the technology industry, including Dropbox, Discord, Cloudflare, Fitbit, Mint, and Trello, with a collective total fundraising of $32B since this program started. Nobody knows which members of the 2026 class will follow that path. Discovery is most valuable before the answer is obvious. Meet these 200 hand-picked startups. Talk to companies outside your usual sector. Watch the finalists pitch on the Disrupt Stage. Look for the technologies, business models, and problems that keep appearing. You might find your next investment, partner, or product. You might spot an emerging market before it reaches your everyday feed. Or you might simply find one startup that changes how you think about what comes next. 5 days left to save up to $200 on your Disrupt pass Current TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 ticket savings end September 25 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Register now to save up to $200 on your pass and save 50% on a second pass. Or bring a group of four or more to save up to 30%. Five days to save. A multitude of reasons to join 10,000+ tech leaders in San Francisco. Learn more about all of Disrupt’s activations, the reason it’s been the startup epicenter for at least 15 years, and grab your ticket before prices go up . Topics AI , Apps , Biotech & Health , Climate , Fintech , Fundraising , Gadgets , Startup Battlefield , Startups , TC , TechCrunch Disrupt , Venture When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission . This doesn’t affect our editorial independence. Jessica Barrera Events Marketing Manager With a marketing career that kicked off in 2017, Jessica quickly found her niche in the tech world. Her enthusiasm for Silicon Valley's culture, coupled with her support for innovation and startups, brought her to TechCrunch Events, where she now plays a pivotal role in helping startups and tech innovators find opportunities to scale. You can contact or verify outreach from Jessica by emailing jessica.barrera@techcrunch.com . View Bio October 13 - 15 San Francisco Last day to book an exhibit table is September 18. Don’t miss out on high-impact leads, investor access, and a brand spotlight in Disrupt’s Expo Hall. 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