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Get up to $400 off your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 pass until Friday
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TechCrunch is adding a $100 bonus discount to Disrupt 2026 passes, raising the total savings to up to $400 until Friday.
Engineers who attend Disrupt gain access to curated sessions on AI, smart money, smart systems, and builder tactics, plus networking and the Startup Battlefield. The limited-time discount lowers the cost of obtaining that knowledge and those connections, but only if registration is completed before the deadline.
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The flash sale provides an extra $100 off the existing $300 discount for founder, investor, or attendee passes.
The additional savings expire at 11:59 p.m. PT on Friday, August 7, after which only the base $300 discount remains until August 21.
Disrupt 2026 runs October 13 to 15 at Moscone West in San Francisco and includes stages on AI, smart money, smart systems, builders, Startup Battlefield, and an expo hall.
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The change is a temporary increase in the discount amount for Disrupt 2026 passes, moving from a flat $300 reduction to a potential $400 reduction for those who register before the flash sale ends. This adjustment is presented as a bonus on top of the already discounted pricing.
Adopting the offer requires engineers to follow the provided registration link and complete purchase before the Friday deadline; after that point the extra $100 is no longer available and the price reverts to the standard discounted rate. The cost of attending also includes travel, accommodation, and time away from work, which are not altered by the discount.
The discount stops working after 11:59 p.m. PT on Friday, August 7, when the bonus disappears, and again after August 21 when the base $300 discount ends and regular pricing applies. Additionally, the value of the offer is null for engineers who cannot attend the October dates or who are located far from San Francisco.
Only a single feed (TechCrunch) carries this announcement, so there is no cross-source corroboration to confirm the details beyond the provided description. Engineers should treat the information as a time-limited promotional offer from the event organizer.
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