Exhibit tables for TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 are nearly sold out, with less than 24 hours to book before the deadline at 11:59 p.m. PT. A table package costs $10,000 and includes a 6' x 30" branded table, ten team passes (five Attendee and five Expo+), featured branding across TechCrunch channels, access to the Disrupt press list, lead-gen tools, exclusive founder data, and brand mentions during key event moments. The Expo Hall will host over 10,000 tech leaders, investors, decision-makers, and innovators. Not exhibiting results in lost visibility, missed decision-maker access, and forgone brand amplification.
"You have less than 24 hours - and only a couple of tables left - to lock in the most valuable growth opportunity of the year at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025. Picture this: more than 10,000 tech leaders, investors, decision-makers, and innovators walking through the Expo Hall. They stop at your table. They see your brand across the venue. They connect with you in multiple ways. Book now before a competitor takes the final tables."
"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+) for nonstop access and networking. Featured branding across TechCrunch channels including the event page, app, venue signage, sponsor announcements, and more. Access to the Disrupt press list, lead-gen tools, and exclusive founder data. Brand mentions during key event moments and the closing ceremony. A direct path to traction, investor interest, and game-changing conversations."
"What you lose if you don't exhibit at Disrupt 2025 Visibility where it counts: No table means 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 connections with high-level founders, investors, and enterprise leaders. Brand amplification across the ecosystem: Without placement, you miss exposure across TechCrunch channels before, during, and after the event."
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