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How do I pay for my conference registration?Updated 3 months ago

All conference registrations are completed online through the registration links found on our various conference web pages. You can find all of our upcoming conferences here.

During registration, there are three options to pay for your registration:

Credit/Debit Card
This is most common. We accept all major credit cards and your registration will be confirmed as soon as your check out. As of January 1, 2025, GYTO no longer charges credit card service fees.

Payment Plan
This option is most popular for individual attendees. You will pay a small deposit at the time of your registration to secure your spot at the conference. Your card will be automatically charged the balance 30-60 days from the start of the conference. The exact date will be listed when you register. Schools will also take advantage of this option to help spread the cost of the conference out between two budget years.

Check
This option is reserved for schools and districts. You will still complete your registration online to secure your spot. Simply select "Check" as your method of payment during checkout. Your email confirmation will serve as the invoice, and you will be emailed payment instructions. Payment must be completed at least 30 days prior to the start of the conference. Your registration will be canceled if we do not have payment before the start of the conference. Attendees with an outstanding invoice will be denied entry. 

Purchase Order
Click here for more information about our Purchase Order Policy. Signed purchase orders can be submitted to hold your place at the conference until payment can be submitted. Once you complete the Purchase Order Submission Form (linked here), you will receive an invoice from our accounting team. This invoice must be paid via credit card, check, or ACH prior to the start of the conference. Attendees with an outstanding invoice will be denied entry. 

Please email [email protected] if you have any other questions.


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