The clock is ticking for startups, tech innovators, and industry players hoping to showcase their work at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025: with just 3 days left to finalize bookings, event organizers have confirmed that exhibition table availability is now critically low. Set to take place October 27–29 in San Francisco, Disrupt remains one of the year’s most high-stakes tech events—and securing a table is the key to tapping into its unmatched network of investors, customers, and media.

For companies looking to stand out in a crowded innovation landscape, an exhibition table at Disrupt is far more than a physical booth. It’s a front-row pass to connect with the people who drive tech growth: venture capitalists actively scouting for early-stage gems, enterprise buyers seeking cutting-edge solutions, journalists ready to highlight breakthrough products, and fellow founders open to strategic partnerships. Past exhibitors have credited the event with landing six-figure funding rounds, signing major client contracts, and gaining media coverage that boosted brand visibility exponentially.

This year’s exhibition space, located at the heart of the event venue, is designed to maximize engagement. Each table package includes full access to Disrupt’s flagship programming—from keynotes by industry leaders (like Alphabet X’s Astro Teller) to deep-dive panels on AI, cleantech, and enterprise tech—plus dedicated time slots for live product demos. Exhibitors also get featured in TechCrunch’s online directory, ensuring their brand stays visible to attendees (and potential leads) long after the event ends.

Organizers note that demand has surged in 2025, driven by a rebound in tech investment and a renewed focus on in-person networking. “Disrupt is where the tech community comes to discover the next big thing,” said a TechCrunch event spokesperson. “We’ve seen record interest this year, and with only days left, these final tables will be gone quickly. For anyone on the fence, now is the time to act—there won’t be a second chance to secure a spot.”

For early-stage startups, in particular, the opportunity is transformative. Unlike larger conferences that prioritize established corporations, Disrupt’s exhibition hall levels the playing field, letting emerging brands compete for attention alongside industry giants. Last year, a AI-driven healthcare startup used its Disrupt table to debut a wearable monitoring device; within two months, the company had closed a $3.5 million seed round and partnered with a major hospital network—all thanks to connections made at the event.

The deadline to book an exhibition table is September 6—just 3 days from now—and all reservations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. To secure a spot, companies must complete a short application outlining their product, target audience, and goals for Disrupt. Optional add-ons, like sponsored demo stages or branded signage, are also available to help exhibitors amplify their presence further.

Testimonials from past participants highlight the tangible impact of exhibiting. “Our Disrupt table was the best investment we made in 2024,” said the founder of a SaaS startup focused on small businesses. “We walked away with 90+ qualified leads, met two VCs who joined our Series A round, and got a TechCrunch feature that drove 8,000+ visits to our website. It’s not just about exposure—it’s about high-quality connections that move the needle.”

With time running out and spots vanishing, the message for tech companies is clear: if you want to position your brand at the center of innovation this year, don’t delay. TechCrunch Disrupt 2025’s final exhibition tables offer a rare chance to turn ideas into partnerships, leads into customers, and visibility into growth—before the opportunity slips away