Frequently asked questions

Tickets

Standard or community ticket, what’s the difference?

The community ticket is not affiliated and does not mention a company in the invoice so it can’t be reimbursed. We encourage people in the industry who can afford the conference or get reimbursed to go for the standard ticket.

If you’re ordering your ticket while at work, or ordering on behalf of others, standard is the way to go.

The community ticket is meant to help people who can’t make it otherwise (for example, folks coming due to personal interest not working in the field). There’s a limited amount of those, and we can only offer them thanks to the gratuitous help of our sponsors!

Will there be more community tickets?

We will add another 25 community tickets on Monday, 2026-09-14, at 10:00 European Central Time. This will be the last addition of community tickets for this year. Note that at that point, the price will increase as well (see below.)

Can I get reimbursed if I bought a community ticket, and now my employer does actually pay for the standard ticket?

Please try to avoid this situation. If you expect this to happen, let us know via an email to tickets@graphicsprogrammingconference.com and we’ll find a solution that works for you.

Can I get invoiced?

You can get invoiced, but we won’t go through onboarding unless you’re ordering a lot of tickets in bulk. Invoiced tickets have the same price as normal tickets but have no VAT applied - meaning, a 750€ invoiced ticket costs you 750€ plus VAT (which is pass-through for companies.) The main difference with invoiced tickets is that you can freely re-assign the tickets to employees until the conference starts, whereas tickets bought through the ticketing system are tied to a specific person.