Early — bird ticket rates for Disrupt 2026 end on May 29 at 11:59 p.m. PT; registering before the deadline saves attendees as much as $410. The price change matters for founders, investors and operators who want the lower cost and the concentrated networking and visibility available on-site. Disrupt 2026 takes place Oct. 13 — 15 at Moscone West in San Francisco. Organizers expect more than 10,000 attendees and plan to stage over 250 sessions and roundtables alongside a showcase of 300+ startups. New sessions have been added across stages in the latest agenda update.
The conference is organized around six industry — focused stages intended to align with company growth and operational challenges. Builders Stage targets scaling frameworks and execution; AI Stage focuses on how leading companies apply AI in practice; and AI in the Real World Stage covers robotics, biotech and edge deployments constrained by physical systems. Additional programming appears on Smart Money (stablecoins, payments, fintech infrastructure), Smart Systems (energy, climate and industrial systems) and the Disrupt main stage.
Program organizers emphasize practical, hands — on sessions designed to put founders, investors and operators together in settings that accelerate credibility — building. The format aims to convert introductions into recognition and recognition into the familiarity that supports investor and partner trust, with concentrated exposure across sessions intended to improve fundraising, partnerships and customer conversations. With only four days remaining before prices increase, prospective attendees are advised to choose a ticket type and register before May 29 at 11:59 p.m. PT to preserve the current savings and secure participation in the Oct. 13 — 15 program at Moscone West.
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