SaaStr AI Annual 2026 Guide: Attendance Surges as Event Kicks Off in San Mateo
The SaaStr AI Annual 2026 conference is set to begin on May 12, 2026, at the San Mateo County Event Center in California. Organizers report that attendance is tracking at over 140% of last year’s figures, with thousands of global attendees expected. The three-day event, running through May 14, features key sessions including Deploy Day and executive summits for CROs, CCOs, and CMOs. To ensure a smooth experience, attendees are urged to download the official "SaaStr Who Do You Want To Meet" app for check-in QR codes and networking matches, as well as to pick up badges early at satellite locations to avoid registration lines. The venue requires strict security measures, including daily ID checks and metal detectors, prohibiting items like drones and sharp objects. Participants are advised to bring comfortable walking shoes, layers for variable Bay Area weather, and valid photo identification. The campus layout includes main stages in Hangar West, outdoor lounges, and coding workshops. With free parking available via pre-requested passes and nearby access from SFO airport, the guide aims to help attendees navigate the large indoor-outdoor facility efficiently and maximize their networking and learning opportunities during this major industry gathering.
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SaaStr AI Annual 2026 Guide: Attendance Surges as Event Kicks Off in San Mateo
The SaaStr AI Annual 2026 conference is set to begin on May 12, 2026, at the San Mateo County Event Center in California. Organizers report that attendance is tracking at over 140% of last year’s figures, with thousands of global attendees expected. The three-day event, running through May 14, features key sessions including Deploy Day and executive summits for CROs, CCOs, and CMOs. To ensure a smooth experience, attendees are urged to download the official "SaaStr Who Do You Want To Meet" app for check-in QR codes and networking matches, as well as to pick up badges early at satellite locations to avoid registration lines. The venue requires strict security measures, including daily ID checks and metal detectors, prohibiting items like drones and sharp objects. Participants are advised to bring comfortable walking shoes, layers for variable Bay Area weather, and valid photo identification. The campus layout includes main stages in Hangar West, outdoor lounges, and coding workshops. With free parking available via pre-requested passes and nearby access from SFO airport, the guide aims to help attendees navigate the large indoor-outdoor facility efficiently and maximize their networking and learning opportunities during this major industry gathering.
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