Data · Product · Decisions
MetricBerlin 2026
Three days on how teams measure what matters, and decide what to do about it.
May 11-13 Station Berlin
3 days, 24 Speakers, 1400 Attendees
Measure what matters.
Metric brings together the people who decide with numbers: analysts, product leads, engineers, and founders arguing about what is worth counting.
001Signal & Noise
Telling a real movement from ordinary variance - and knowing how long to wait before you call it.
002Decision Systems
Turning a measurement into a decision somebody can act on, with an owner, a threshold, and a deadline.
003Beyond the Dashboard
Measurement as a practice rather than a surface - definitions, instrumentation, and the judgement around both.
Meet the speakers
The first eight names, with the rest of the programme announced through the spring.
Frida NybergChief Data Officer · Zalando
Tomás FerreiraHead of Analytics · Spotify
Nadia BrandtVP Product · Klarna
Elias MensahPrincipal Data Scientist · Duolingo
Sofia MarchettiDirector of Experimentation · Booking.com
Jan KowalczykStaff Engineer · Vercel
Lina HaddadHead of Growth · Revolut
Mattias LundFounder · Northbound
What you can expect
Three days, three themes, twelve sessions. Two of them are hands-on workshops with a laptop open and real numbers in the room.
Day 1 Mon, May 11
Signal & Noise
Telling a real movement from ordinary variance - and knowing how long to wait before you call it.
- 60 minKeynote10:30 AM
The Number That Moved
What it cost to understand a single spike.
- Frida Nyberg
- 90 minWorkshop11:45 AM
Reading Variance
Learning to look at the spread before the headline.
- Elias Mensah
- 60 minPanel01:30 PM
When the Metric Lies
The number is right and the conclusion is wrong.
- Sofia Marchetti
- Nadia Brandt
- 60 minTalk02:45 PM
Sample Size Is a Product Decision
How sure you need to be is a choice, not a formula.
- Sofia Marchetti
Day 2 Tue, May 12
Decision Systems
Turning a measurement into a decision somebody can act on, with an owner, a threshold, and a deadline.
- 60 minTalk10:30 AM
From Dashboard to Decision
Closing the gap between looking and doing.
- Nadia Brandt
- 90 minWorkshop11:45 AM
Instrumenting a Product From Scratch
Events, schemas, and the contract underneath them.
- Jan Kowalczyk
- 60 minPanel01:30 PM
Who Owns the Definition
Every company argues about this and few write it down.
- Frida Nyberg
- Lina Haddad
- 60 minTalk02:45 PM
The Cost of a Wrong Guardrail
Set it badly and it blocks the wrong launches.
- Tomás Ferreira
Day 3 Wed, May 13
Beyond the Dashboard
Measurement as a practice rather than a surface - definitions, instrumentation, and the judgement around both.
- 60 minTalk10:30 AM
Growth Without a North Star
What a team gains by dropping the single number.
- Lina Haddad
- 60 minPanel11:45 AM
Measuring What People Actually Feel
Quantifying the part that resists quantification.
- Tomás Ferreira
- Jan Kowalczyk
- 60 minTalk01:00 PM
The Ethics of Optimisation
Optimising honestly for something worth optimising.
- Elias Mensah
- Mattias Lund
- 90 minKeynote02:30 PM
What We Stopped Measuring
The retired metrics say more than the live ones.
- Mattias Lund
In partnership with
The companies and teams making Metric possible.
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Choose your pass
Metric is a limited three-day conference. Workshop seats are capped by room size and always sell out before the standard passes do.
Early Bird
Save €150 - until Feb 12
€349
- 3-day access
- Full conference access
- All talks and panels
- Community events
- Coffee & lunch
- Popular
Standard Pass
After Feb 12th
€499
- 3-day access
- Full conference access
- All talks and panels
- Community events
- Coffee & lunch
Workshop Pass
Limited to 60 tickets
€899
- 3-day access
- Both hands-on workshops
- Priority seating in all sessions
- Speaker dinner on day two
- Coffee, lunch & dinner
Station Berlin
A converted rail depot in Kreuzberg, four minutes from Gleisdreieck, with three halls under one very large roof.
By air
Fly into Berlin Brandenburg (BER), then take the FEX or the S9 into the centre and change at Gleisdreieck.
Search flightsBy train
Long-distance trains arrive at Berlin Hauptbahnhof. From there it is two changes, or fifteen minutes in a taxi.
Plan routeBy U-Bahn
Take the U1, U2 or U3 to Gleisdreieck. The venue is a four minute walk south along Luckenwalder Straße.
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Everything you need to know
Everything worth knowing before you book a seat.
Every pass covers all three days of talks and panels, the evening community events, and coffee and lunch. The two hands-on workshops are limited by room size and are included only with the Workshop Pass.
No. Sessions assume you make decisions with numbers, not that you build the pipelines. Product managers, designers, engineers, and founders make up most of the room, and the workshops start from first principles.
Talks, panels, and keynotes are recorded and shared with every attendee about two weeks after the event. Workshops are not recorded, so people can bring real numbers into the room.
Yes. Passes can be transferred to another person up to 48 hours before the opening keynote. Email us from the address you booked with and we will reissue it at no cost.
Metric takes place at Station Berlin, Luckenwalder Straße 4-6 in Kreuzberg, a four minute walk from Gleisdreieck on the U1, U2 and U3.
Decide with better numbers
Three days of talks, panels, and workshops with the people who measure things for a living.
