TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Bring a Colleague and Save 50% on a Second Pass

This is it. The BOGO offer is now active. For a limited time, purchase one pass to TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 and receive 50% off a second pass of the same type.

This is a brief opportunity to bring someone along — and maximize your experience. Bring a colleague. A co-founder. A partner.

The BOGO offer ends May 8 at 11:59 p.m. PT. After that, prices increase, and you'll pay more for the same access. Secure your 50% savings on a second pass now.

You'll get more out of Disrupt if you don't go alone

No single person can fully experience Disrupt on their own.

From October 13–15 in San Francisco, 300+ showcasing startups and 10,000+ founders, investors, and tech leaders converge for three days of 250+ tactical sessions, conversations, and connections that accelerate progress and shift trajectories.

Image Credits: Slava Blazer Photography

When you attend with a colleague, peer, or partner, you don't just experience more; you utilize insights, contacts, and opportunities more effectively by being able to:

It's a simple change that significantly alters the outcome. Find your ticket match.

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The true value comes from connecting with peers tackling similar challenges and learning from those who have already succeeded. Explore the Disrupt events page to see what's planned.

Who you bring matters — choose the right pass

The buy one, get one 50% off deal applies when you purchase two of the same ticket type for Disrupt by May 8, making it simple to bring a team member.

Investors, find your next deal faster

Buy one investor pass and get a second one for 50% off — a $499 savings. Connect directly with founders, access curated networking, and immerse yourself where deal flow happens. Bringing another investor or partner helps you compare signals and act more swiftly.

Founders, build investment momentum

Buy one founder pass and get a second one for 50% off — a $399 savings. Meet investors aligned with your stage, challenge your assumptions, and learn what's working from seasoned operators. Attending with a co-founder or teammate helps you divide tasks and move quickly.

If you're ready to pitch, the Startup Battlefield 200 offers a chance at VC exposure, TechCrunch coverage, and a $100,000 equity-free prize.

Operators, build, ship, and scale with more clarity

Buy one attendee pass and get a second one for 50% off — up to $444 savings. Designed for product, engineering, growth, and go-to-market teams, this pass grants access to stages, breakout sessions, and networking to optimize your roadmap toward revenue systems.

Non-profits, apply what's next to real-world impact

Buy one non-profit pass and get a second one for 50% off — a $214 savings. Connect with builders and investors to explore how emerging technology applies to your mission. Bringing a peer helps turn insights into actionable strategies.

Explorers, see what's emerging up close

Buy one Expo+ pass and get a second one for 50% off — a $149 savings. Go behind the scenes of disruptive startups. Use the show floor to scout talent, demo emerging tech, and land your next role at a high-growth company, all while covering more ground with your plus one.

You're not just choosing a ticket, you're creating momentum

The value of this limited-time discount extends far beyond saving on a second Disrupt pass. It's about deepening professional relationships and maximizing the time you'll spend in San Francisco.

It's the difference between simply attending and transforming conversations into deals, hires, and concrete next steps.

This offer is only available for five days. Buy one pass and get a second pass for 50% off while you still can. Once the offer ends, so does this opportunity to attend together at this price.

Lock in both passes before May 8

Buy one pass. Get 50% off the second (same ticket type). Decide who you're bringing, and lock in your passes before May 8 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Secure your passes now for Disrupt and amplify the value you derive from the event.

Image Credits: TechCrunch / Slava Blazer Photography