Tickets

MeasureCamp DC is happening October 4, 2025, at the District Architecture Center! It’s an in-person event!

MeasureCamp is an open, free-to-attend unconference for the analytics community that makes MeasureCamp what it is. This means MeasureCamp is more than a series of webinars, as we need attendees to get involved in running sessions and discussing ideas.

In line with this, we still expect high demand for tickets. As we will distribute only 250 tickets, we will limit the number to 4 per company. We will release tickets in batches of 50-100 each time.

Ticket Restrictions, please read.

• Only four tickets per company are available; more than that, consider sponsoring. 

We reserve the right to cancel tickets before the conference and on the day at the discretion of the planning committee.

Ticket Release Schedule:

• July 23rd
• August 20th
• Sept 9th

Tickets will be released in batches to provide everyone with a fair chance on being online at the right time to register for one.

And, if after registering you discover that you can no longer attend MeasureCamp, please let us know so the ticket can be redistributed.

Present at MeasureCamp!

• Download the Session Card
• Provide a brief description of your session
• Tag us on LinkedIn to highlight your session!
• Review the rules of presenting

Example Sessions from other MeasureCamp events:

• From Dashboarder to Trusted Advisor
• What I Wish I Knew Before I Became a People Manager in Data
• ELI5: Simplicity of Persuasion Data Storytelling
• Best Practices for Self-Service Analytics
• Most Common GA4 Collection Errors
• Doing Vendor Evaluation Without Losing Your Head
• GA4: Busting Myths and Dropping Tips
• Comparison of Upper-Funnel Campaign Tracking Methodologies
• Server-side: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
• Turning Analytics From a Cost Center into a Profit Center
• The “Pains” of Analytics: A Collaborative Analysis
• Automate Insight Generation with/ AI Agents
• Ethics Spotlight: Framework for Generative AI
• Analytics Freelancers discussion
• Measure Conversion When You Don’t Sell Online