Join us August 16–19 at the Phoenix Convention Center
Every WordCamp US ticket covers the full event: sessions led by the people running some of the largest WordPress sites on the web, hands-on workshops where you build something to take back to your own projects, and free one-on-one help at the Happiness Bar. Attendees leave with new skills, new contributor accounts, and job leads from the Career Corner.
Before purchasing your tickets, please log in with your WordPress.org account*.
If you don’t have an account, please create one.
* This is your account for the official WordPress.org website, rather than your personal WordPress site.
Tickets refundable until July 24, 2026. Can’t make it? Gift or transfer your ticket by editing the attendee details using the link in your ticket purchase confirmation email. Need a visa letter? We’re happy to help. Just let us know during registration.
This year’s program offers four tracks covering everything from AI to WordPress essentials for beginners. The AI track gets practical, with sessions covering AI-assisted development, preparing your site for AI agents, and weighing the legal and ethical uncertainties. On the technical side, talks cover modern development workflows and automation, while business sessions tackle pricing, maintenance, and how the agency model is evolving. Newcomers get their own track of approachable sessions built just for them.
What your ticket includes
Four days, one ticket
Sunday, August 16
Contribute
Work with new and experienced contributors on the WordPress open source project. Code is not required, and first-time contributors are welcome.
Monday, August 17
Explore
See real WordPress projects on Showcase Day, with examples, demos, and ideas you can adapt for your own work.
Tuesday, August 18
Learn
Join sessions and workshops on the topics shaping modern WordPress work, from performance and accessibility to AI and content workflows.
Wednesday, August 19
Connect
Keep learning, meet more people, visit the Sponsor Hall, and close the week with the WordCamp US social event.
Affordable Access Thanks to Generous Sponsorship
Thanks to the incredible support of our sponsors, tickets to WordCamp US are just a fraction of the true cost. Their generosity helps keep the event inclusive, accessible, and rooted in community, perfectly aligned with the values of open source and the mission of democratizing publishing.
I’ve met people using WordPress to unlock new careers. I’ve met contributors who started a single translation or forum post and are now leading major pieces of the project. In LatAm, Europe, and the States, I’ve seen students get access to WordPress tools and start building faster than we could have ever imagined. I’ve watched communities build in public, resolve disagreements in the open, and collaborate across languages and time zones.
— Mary Hubbard, WordPress Executive Director
Students Join for Only $25
At WordCamp US, we believe the future of WordPress lies in the hands of the next generation of creators, developers, designers, and thinkers.
That’s why we’re offering discounted tickets for students to make it more affordable than ever: just $25.00 for four days of learning, connection, and hands-on experience.
Whether you’re exploring WordPress for the first time or already building with it, this is your opportunity to:
- Learn how AI is shaping modern web experiences.
- Build your own portfolio or website on the world’s leading CMS, WordPress.
- Connect with industry leaders and potential mentors.
- Contribute to open source and gain real-world experience.
- Get inspired by what’s possible – and where you can take it.
Want to Do More? Become a Micro-Sponsor
Help us go even further. For $750, Micro-Sponsor tickets cover the true cost of attending WordCamp US and help ensure more community members can participate.
As a Micro-Sponsor, you’ll:
- Receive all the access and perks included with general admission.
- Be listed on the official WordCamp US Sponsors page as a supporter.
- Contribute directly to the sustainability of this community-led event.
If you believe in the mission of open source and want to give back in a bigger way, this is your moment.
Need to Know Info
Photo and Video Disclosure
Please note that portions of WordCamp US will be photographed and/or recorded on video or audio for use by the WordPress Foundation. These materials may capture your name, voice, image, or likeness during the course of the event.
Official recordings and photographs may be published online (including, but not limited to, WordPress.tv and WordCamp.org) and used in promotional materials now or in the future. All official media from the event is the property of the WordPress Foundation and may be shared under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
By attending WordCamp US, you acknowledge that you may appear in these materials and that no compensation or additional notification is required.
Health & Safety
We invite you to help us make WordCamps a welcome and safe experience for everyone. When planning to attend WordCamp, we recommend that you stay at home if you are sick or have recently come in contact with someone who is ill.
If you see another attendee wearing a sticker requesting that people wear a mask near them, please wear a mask within 6 feet (2 meters) of them or keep your distance.
Dietary Restrictions
We want everyone at WordCamp US to feel welcome—and well-fed. Each day, we offer lunch options that support a variety of dietary needs. If you don’t see your specific restriction listed, just let us know in the “Meal preference details” section of your registration, and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.
Severe Allergies
Your health and safety matter to us. If you indicate a severe allergy on your ticket form via the radio icon—severe meaning one that requires immediate medical attention if triggered by contact, ingestion, or inhalation—a member of our team will reach out to follow up and make sure we can help create a safe environment for you.
GDPR & Data Privacy
We collect personal and demographic information to help us plan an inclusive, community-focused event and ensure a great experience for all attendees. Your information will never be sold, and we only share details when necessary for essential event operations (like badge printing or dietary accommodations).
Demographic responses are optional, used in aggregate to better understand our audience and inform future WordCamp planning.
All data is stored securely and handled in accordance with applicable privacy laws.
For more information visit wordpress.org/about/privacy/.
