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Vito Peleg
Vito Peleg · 2 min read
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Web Agency Summit 2026: Tickets Are Now Open

Registration for the 2026 Summit is live. April 27–30, online, free.

If You Were at the Last One, You Already Know…

Last year’s summit drew thousands of registrations from 120+ countries. Sessions like Karl Sakas on scope creep, Anton Osika on building a 7-figure AI-powered agency, and Vitaly Friedman on designing for AI interfaces packed out the live rooms and generated more post-event discussion than anything we’d run before.

Those sessions landed because they were solving the exact problems agencies were dealing with that week.

Real answers to real questions. That’s what we’re back to do in 2026.

Grab your spot → atarim.io/summit

What We’re Building for This Year

The format is sharper. Four days instead of five, with shorter and more focused sessions.

More panels and interactive discussions too, because the conversations in the room were often as valuable as the talks themselves.

The four tracks are designed around where agency growth actually gets stuck:

  • Build tackles delivery: scope creep, project systems, shipping without the chaos.
  • Expand is about running a business that doesn’t need you at the centre of every decision.
  • Scale covers client acquisition that doesn’t rely on luck or referrals.
  • Thrive is the longer game, the mindset and positioning that separates the agencies at the top from everyone else.

40+ masterclass-style sessions, all free, all with live Q&A, all run by people who’ve actually built and scaled agencies.

And did we mention the Web Agency Summit Awards?

The Networking Lounge Is Back!

mockup of the networking lounge

Some of the most valuable things to come out of previous Summits didn’t happen on stage. The Networking Lounge is where agency owners end up in conversations that turn into referrals, collaborations, and the occasional “we should just work together” that actually goes somewhere.

It’s back, and it’s bigger this year.

Register Now

Last year we registrations before the full speaker lineup was even announced. Once the community starts sharing, it moves quickly.

Vito Peleg
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Vito Peleg

Vito Peleg built his first website at 14 and spent years leading a touring rock band, freelancing on sites between shows until that work grew into a 12-person web agency in London. The daily struggle of collecting client feedback led him to build WP Feedback, which became Atarim, and he now runs the company and hosts the Web Agency Summit, the largest online event for web agencies.

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