Tito is a good tool, built for exactly what it does. This page is for the organizers whose event needs more than ticketing: a schedule, a speaker list, and tax paperwork that all stay correct without three separate tools duct-taped together.
None of this is a knock on Tito — it's dev-conference-native and fast to set up. It's a different job to be done: running the whole event, not just the sale.
Move a venue or a time slot and the change cascades: affected sessions move, ticket holders are told, and the speakers or vendors attached to that slot follow. One decision, not three manual updates across three tools.
Open calls, speaker contacts, and the documents you need from them live next to the schedule they'll appear on — no separate CFP tool to keep in sync by hand.
VAT is calculated at the moment of sale, frozen onto every ticket, and invoiced in gap-free, per-jurisdiction sequences — the kind of correctness that's easy to get wrong by hand and expensive to get wrong for real.
Your event gets a clean public page, and the schedule or ticket widget drops onto your own site with one line of code — your branding, your domain.
You're capable enough to bolt a ticketing tool to a CFP tool to a spreadsheet, and plenty of organizers do exactly that. The real question is whether being the maintenance crew for that stack is how you want to spend the event. A chef who builds a cooking robot has stopped cooking — your craft is the conference, not the glue between the tools that run it.
Fomomento carries the plumbing: UK and EU VAT kept correct as the rules change, payouts reconciled through your own Stripe account, and gap-free invoices your accountant and tax office will accept. The control stays yours; the maintenance doesn't.
Both, depending on what you need. If ticketing is genuinely all you want, Tito is a good, dev-conference-native tool — we're not here to talk you out of it. Fomomento is for organizers whose event has grown past ticketing alone: the schedule, the speakers, the vendors, and the tax paperwork all need running too.
No. Fomomento uses Stripe Connect, so your payouts still land in your own Stripe account. What changes is what sits around Stripe — one system instead of a ticketing tool, a CFP tool, and a spreadsheet stitched together by hand.
A schedule that's wired to your tickets and your speakers, so a venue or time change cascades everywhere it matters instead of needing three manual updates. Call-for-papers and speaker coordination in the same place as the schedule they'll appear on. And UK and EU VAT computed at the moment of sale, frozen on each ticket, with gap-free invoices per jurisdiction.
No. Fomomento plans in cycles, so you can run one edition inside it and leave the rest of your stack exactly where it is. Try it for a single conference, see how it feels, and widen from there.
Running a conference that's grown past ticketing-only? We're onboarding a small group of UK and PL organizers.
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