TechCrunch Founder Summit ticket deals end at 9 a.m. ET on November 4
TechCrunch says Founder Summit will be held in Boston on November 4, with advertised pass discounts ending as doors open at 9 a.m. ET.
By Rafael Ortiz · Fintech Correspondent
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TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026 is scheduled for November 4 in Boston, and TechCrunch says its advertised ticket deals will expire when doors open at 9 a.m. Eastern Time. The company has not disclosed the ticket prices that will apply after that deadline or the size of any price increase.
The event is presented by Fidelity Private Shares. TechCrunch’s November 3 announcement identifies the venue as Boston’s SoWa Power Station, while its event page describes the location as SoWA Boston.
When do TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026 ticket deals end?
According to TechCrunch, pass savings and other offers end at the 9 a.m. ET door-opening time on November 4. The deadline applies to the promotional terms described by the organiser, rather than representing a published post-deadline rate.
What ticket offers has TechCrunch announced?
TechCrunch has advertised separate arrangements for individual attendees, pairs and larger groups:
- Up to $100 off an individual pass.
- A second pass at no charge with the purchase of one ticket.
- A 15% reduction for groups of four to 12.
- A 30% reduction for groups of 13 or more.
The offers are promotional claims from TechCrunch and are stated to end when the event doors open. The available event materials do not specify whether all offers are subject to further terms, nor do they set out the prices after the cutoff.
What is on the Founder Summit agenda?
TechCrunch describes the one-day programme as founder-focused learning, investor insights and networking. Its announced subjects include fundraising, distribution, hiring and teams, pitching, product-market fit, scaling, enterprise relationships and long-term growth.
The programme is divided between a Build Stage, covering fundraising, distribution, teams and pitching, and an Impact Stage focused on product-market fit, scaling, enterprise relationships and long-term growth, according to TechCrunch. The event page also describes breakout sessions, deep-dive founder sessions and networking opportunities.
Among the people listed on the event page are HqO co-founder and chief executive Chase Garbarino, TDK Ventures investment director Tina Tosukhowong, Define Ventures founder and managing partner Lynne Chou O’Keefe, and ADIN.AI managing partner / CGO Merve Kitapci. TechCrunch lists Garbarino for an Impact Stage session, “The Boston Founder Playbook,” from 2:15 p.m. to 2:50 p.m. New York time on November 4.
This story draws on original reporting from TechCrunch.
