WordCamp Europe 2026 is scheduled for June 4-6 in Kraków, Poland, and if you attend, the Gravity team will be there to meet you in person.
Before we leave for Kraków, we want to publish a brief overview of everything that will happen at WordCamp Europe 2026 (WCEU 2026).
We’ll cover how you can meet the Gravity team in person, some of the talks and workshops we’re most excited about, and some special Gravity offers and giveaways you can take advantage of.
Let’s get into it…
What’s on at WordCamp Europe 2026?
In total, WordCamp Europe will host over 50+ different talks and workshops over the two main session days.
Every day there will be:
- Two simultaneous paths for conversation
- Two simultaneous paths for workshops
So, at any given time, there may be four different events occurring!
You can see the full schedule for both days and all the tracks here, but here are some of the talks we’re most looking forward to…
June 5
June 5 will begin with registration from 8:00 to 9:00 and opening remarks from 9:00 to 9:30.
The different tracks don’t reach full speed until around 10:15. Ultimately, the final talks will conclude at around 5:15 p.m.
Here are some of the talks and workshops that caught our eye from the June 5 schedule:
- Agent & WordPress AI: from instructions to tools & systems (workshop) – this hands-on workshop from Vito Peleg will help you learn how to use AI to create a real system that “audits live WordPress sites, validates the results, and generates structured tickets.” If you want to start building with AI, this workshop will give you the basic skills you need to implement your own projects.
- Stress testing and scaling WordPress on a $12 VPS (talk) – this talk from Nedko Hristov will cover a hands-on DevOps exercise to stress test a WordPress stack on a $12 VPS. This includes visualizing bottlenecks in Grafana and “applying hybrid-static jumps.” If you’re interested in DevOps and scaling WordPress, this looks like a great event to attend.
- The benefit of clarity: accessibility as an SEO strategy (talk) – this talk from Anne-Mieke Bovelett will take place at the same time as her previous talk on scaling WordPress, so you’ll have to choose between the two. You’ll learn how accessibility can benefit your site in a variety of ways, and you’ll also get a practical roadmap to start making your site more accessible.
- Search AI: why your whole company should care (talk) – this talk from Emma Young delves into search AI, including why you/your company should care about search AI and some quick ways to start optimizing for it. Regardless of your personal feelings towards AI search, it isn’t going away any time soon – so don’t let your company get left behind!
- Prepare your plugin for submission to directories (workshops) – if you are a WordPress developer looking to launch your own plugin, this workshop from David Perez and Fran Torres will cover everything you need to know. Learn what reviewers are looking for, how to avoid common problems, and how to simplify your code for faster approval (and better plugins).
Again, these are just a few of the talks and workshops that caught our attention. Click this link to see the full June 5 schedule of talks and workshops.
June 6
On June 6, the different tracks will start earlier, with two talks and one workshop starting at 9am.
The day will conclude with Matt Mullenweg’s closing remarks from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m., and then closing remarks from 5:15 to 5:45 p.m.
Here are some of the talks and workshops that caught our eye from the June 6 schedule:
- Stop positioning yourself in obscurity to unlock growth (talk) – if you’re trying to market a product, this talk from Liza Bogatyrev of One.com will help you understand what can cause problems with revenue growth and product adoption.
- Three levels of atomic product market fit (talk) – if you’re building products for WordPress, this talk from Debbie Levitt will teach you about three different levels of product market fit (PMF) – macro (value of the entire market), meso (features and services), and micro (interactions, moments, and experiences).
- Build your first AI-powered WordPress plugin (workshop) – as the name suggests, this workshop from Jonathan Bossenger will teach you how to build a working AI-powered plugin from scratch. If you want to start building but aren’t sure where to start, this workshop is for you.
- AI won’t save your marketing (but it might save you time and money) (talk) – in one of many AI-focused talks this year, Monika Dimitrova will discuss how AI can be a tool to strengthen your existing strategy (rather than a solution to fix a weak strategy) and how small businesses can use AI as an equalizer.
- The hidden DDoS threat in WordPress: abusing search endpoints (talk) – if you’re interested in WordPress security, this talk from Samuel Silva will explore how bad actors are weaponizing WordPress search endpoints for DDoS attacks. Then, you’ll also learn some practical defense strategies you can implement to protect your site.
- Documentation as the love language for your future (talk) – most people don’t like writing documentation, but this talk from Birgit Olzem will teach you why documentation is a strategic benefit, not just an added expense. It will also include some practical tips for creating documentation more effectively.
- The fight for the open web is a lie – this provocatively titled talk from Jonathan Desrosiers will explore the real threats to the open web, and how to avoid losing the battle against closed source alternatives.
To see the complete June 6 schedule, you can click this link.
June 4 (Contributor Day)
In addition to the main sessions on June 5 and 6, WordCamp Europe 2026 will also hold a Contributor Day on Thursday, June 4, the day before the main conference kicks off.
Anyone can participate in Contributor Day, no matter if you are a developer, designer, writer, marketer, or just someone who loves WordPress.
By joining WCEU Contributor Day 2026, you will:
- Meet lots of cool people from all over the world.
- Help support WordPress projects.
- Learn new skills.
- Have fun engaging with the WordPress contributor community.
If you want to be part of WCEU Contributor Day 2026, here’s what to do:
Meet the Gravity team in person at WCEU 2026 (and get some swag)
As well as attending all the great talks and workshops, WordCamp Europe 2026 will also give you the opportunity to network and meet people from across the WordPress community, including the Gravity Forms team.
This year, we will be attending the ongoing conference, as well as hosting our own Gravity WordCamp Europe 2026 booth.
If you want to meet the people behind Gravity Forms, stop by and say hello.
Of course, we’ll also be sharing some great Gravity Forms swag. You can get pins, stickers, and of course our super soft t-shirts.
We will also be holding a giveaway, which you can enter by registering at our booth.
Gravity Forms WCEU Sale: Save some money
Even if you can’t make it to WCEU to buy some swag, we still have some great deals for you.
Starting Monday, June 1 through Tuesday, June 8, we will be offering a 25% discount on all new Gravity Forms and Gravity Flow licenses to everyoneregardless of whether you attend WCEU 2026 or not.
Celebrate WCEU 2026 by saving and purchasing your license using the link below.
Gravity Forms License:
- 25% off Elite license – regular price $259, list price $194
- 25% off Pro license – regular price $159, list price $119
- 25% off Basic license – regular price $59, list price $44
Gravity Flow License:
- 25% off Ultimate license – regular price $447, list price $335
- 25% off Pro license – regular price $299, list price $224
- 25% off Core license – regular price $99, list price $74
All discounts will be applied automatically at checkout (no coupon required) and if you are not satisfied with your license, you can request a refund within 30 days of purchase.
It is important to note that the discount only applies to new licenses, not renewals or upgrades, and any licenses purchased during the WordCamp EU sales period will automatically renew at the regular price at the end of the 12 month license term.
Get excited for WordCamp Europe 2026!
That wraps up our guide to what to expect from WordCamp Europe 2026, along with some of the events that stood out to us among the large selection of discussions and workshops.
If you’re attending WCEU 2026, be sure to stop by the Gravity booth. In addition to chatting with the Gravity team, you can get cool swag and enter our giveaways.
Regardless of whether you attend or not, you will be able to take advantage of the sales we will be running.
Once again, you can get 25% off all new Gravity Forms And Gravity Flow license from Monday, June 1 to Tuesday, June 9.
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