Apply to Exhibit at Eureka Park

Eureka Park^® at CES^® is where new ideas are funded. It’s the buzzworthy startup arena that provides a unique opportunity to launch a new product, service or idea.

Entrepreneurs and budding startups come to Eureka Park to discover how to connect with mentors, investors, and corporate leaders who help startups succeed. Investors come to Eureka Park to find their next unicorn. Global media come to look for their next story. Corporations come to look for partnerships and acquisitions.

If you’re looking for your big break in the tech industry, Eureka Park is the place for you. The next big thing could be you!

Eureka Park Entry Criteria

Your Eureka Park application and website will be reviewed by a team to determine whether you qualify for Eureka Park. Your application may also be reviewed by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)^® Market Research team, which can sometimes delay the response time for your qualification status.

CTA defines a startup as a company in its early stages of operations, less than five years old, or launching its first product. CTA will consider the following factors when reviewing applications:

The technology displayed must be applicable to the consumer technology space.  

The company’s product and/or service must not have shipped or been on the market prior to January 1, 2024. 

Technology displayed must be a prototype, product or service under own brand name(s). No OEM/ODM, supplier, or component products. Crowdfunding campaigns, pre-orders and beta stage are allowed.  

Alumni companies may be eligible for a second year in Eureka Park if the product has not launched and all other entry requirements are met.

Company has no known intellectual property conflicts. 

Product or service must be innovative with the potential to make a profound impact on the market. CTA reserves the right to approve or disapprove entries.

CTA reserves the right to cancel exhibitors who do not adhere to these entry criteria and/or the terms and conditions on the space contract.