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Apply now to host a Side Event at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

Apply before September 4 to be a part of the Disrupt community by hosting your own Side Event.

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is approaching rapidly, with over 10,000 innovators, founders, investors, and industry leaders set to converge in San Francisco from October 13-15. You can connect with this community before and after the event through the Disrupt Side Events program. This opportunity allows you to host a custom event between October 10-16, promoting your brand directly to Disrupt attendees.

The deadline to apply is September 4, so act fast. Hosting a Side Event gives you full control over how your community gathers, positioning your brand at the forefront of discussions among the most influential figures in the startup world. Whether you are a venture capital firm eager to foster dialogue, a company showcasing groundbreaking innovation, or a community leader with a message to share, there is a place for your vision.

Approved events are showcased on the official Side Events calendar and marketing channels, reaching a wide audience. From industry roundtables and VC office hours to deep-dive workshops and casual networking happy hours, past Disrupt events have successfully hosted diverse formats. Dinner gatherings are also recommended due to the lower competition and heightened post-conference engagement.

The application process is straightforward, with a template available online. While we favor events that offer significant value to founders, investors, and the startup community, we trust your expertise in understanding your audience. The application is free and open to all. Reach out to our side events team via email for any questions, and we will assist you in bringing your event vision to life.

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