07/04/2026
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Paradox of Choice in SaaS: Why More Features = Fewer Sales
Royal Plaza Business Center, 7a Pobediteley Ave., 24th floor16:00 UTC
Online/Offline
Russian
About the event
In the world of SaaS, adding features is considered progress. But cognitive psychology tells a different story. In this meetup, we will explore how feature overload can trigger decision paralysis, increase cognitive load, and ultimately reduce conversions. Using case studies and behavioral research, we will demonstrate why "less is more" is an effective strategy for increasing revenue as well as an important design principle. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for auditing their product's features and identifying those that prompt user action.
The event will be interesting for:
- Product Managers and Founders building B2B or B2C SaaS products; - Marketing and growth teams optimizing conversion funnels; - UX/UI Designers focused on reducing cognitive load; - Startup Advisors and investors evaluating product-market fit; - Anyone who's ever wondered why users aren't adopting a new feature.

Topics and speakers

Kirill Khudoeshko
Marketing Manager at Maverick Frame
Paradox of Choice in SaaS: Why More Features = Fewer Sales
About the speaker
Kirill is a marketing manager specializing in behavioral economics for B2B SaaS and tech products. He has a background in psychology. Using principles of cognitive psychology, Kirill helps IT companies optimize product positioning and conversion funnels. His work focuses on reducing decision fatigue in user journeys. This methodology has helped clients increase their trial-to-paid conversion rate by up to 34% and reduce feature-related churn. Kirill regularly creates content for international audiences in competitive markets, including Europe, North America, and the Asia-Pacific region.
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