--- title: "ColdMeetings sitemap" url: "https://coldmeetings.com/sitemap.md" canonical_url: "https://coldmeetings.com/sitemap.md" last_updated: "2026-10-29" type: "index" summary: "Every ColdMeetings page with a link to its markdown version and a one-line summary." related: ["https://coldmeetings.com/llms.txt", "https://coldmeetings.com/docs/sitemap.md", "https://coldmeetings.com/.well-known/ai-catalog.json"] --- # ColdMeetings sitemap > Every ColdMeetings page with a link to its markdown version and a one-line summary. ## Product - [ColdMeetings | Cold email that ends in booked meetings](https://coldmeetings.com/index.md): Cold email operations that end in booked meetings: sending domains, mailboxes, verified prospects, sequences and replies in one account. - [How it works: from account to booked meeting](https://coldmeetings.com/how-it-works.md): The ColdMeetings flow in six steps, from account setup to a booked meeting, from opening an account to a booked meeting. - [Sending domains and inboxes](https://coldmeetings.com/product/domains-and-inboxes.md): Register sending domains, publish SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, check them against live DNS, and let new inboxes ramp up with real low volume sends. - [Prospect lists and imports](https://coldmeetings.com/product/prospect-lists.md): Import prospect lists with dedupe, a do-not-contact check and email verification, and pay one credit only for each address actually imported. - [Email sequences](https://coldmeetings.com/product/sequences.md): Build email sequences of up to six steps with A/B variants, checked every time you save so a broken message never reaches a prospect. - [Replies and meetings](https://coldmeetings.com/product/replies-and-meetings.md): Record every reply, sort each one by intent, and book meetings from the replies that deserve one. - [Safe sending and campaign preflight](https://coldmeetings.com/product/safe-sending.md): Launch preflight, daily sending caps, an automatic pause on spam complaints and a do-not-contact list that fills itself, on every campaign. - [Pricing: Professional and Enterprise plans](https://coldmeetings.com/pricing.md): Professional is $495/month with a 7 day first-month refund. Enterprise is from $36,000/yr, bought on a call. Compare limits and costs. - [Get started with ColdMeetings in five steps](https://coldmeetings.com/get-started.md): The five steps from sign-up to a launched campaign: plan, sending domains, mailboxes, prospect import and campaign launch. ## Services - [Outbound services by audience](https://coldmeetings.com/services.md): Four pages on how ColdMeetings handles domains, lists, sequences, replies and meetings, each with a worked example or a real record. - [Cold email setup without an agency](https://coldmeetings.com/services/cold-email-agency.md): Sending domains, the exact DNS records, mailboxes and live DNS checks as software with an API, shown with the records a new domain is given. - [Appointment setting with ColdMeetings](https://coldmeetings.com/services/appointment-setting.md): See how ColdMeetings records every reply against its campaign, labels intent and turns an interested answer into a booked meeting. - [B2B lead generation services on ColdMeetings](https://coldmeetings.com/services/b2b-lead-generation-services.md): Build prospect lists that are checked on import, then work them in campaigns with ColdMeetings and see how much pipeline a target needs. - [Outbound prospecting limits by plan](https://coldmeetings.com/services/outbound-prospecting-services.md): See how prospect credits, mailboxes and active campaigns on each ColdMeetings plan combine, read straight from the plan catalog. ## Docs - [ColdMeetings documentation](https://coldmeetings.com/docs.md): Documentation for the ColdMeetings API: sending domains, mailboxes, verified prospects, sequences, replies and booked meetings. - [Quickstart](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/quickstart.md): Register a sending domain, check its DNS, create a campaign, import prospects and run preflight with cURL, Node.js or Python. - [Authentication](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/authentication.md): How ColdMeetings API keys work: the cm_live_ bearer token, how keys are stored and how to get one. - [Credits and billing](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/credits-and-billing.md): Prospect credits and plan quotas in the ColdMeetings API. One credit per imported prospect. - [Rate limits](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/rate-limits.md): The ColdMeetings API allows each key a burst of 200 requests and refills at 20 a second. Headers, the 429 response and other limits are listed here. - [Errors](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/errors.md): Every ColdMeetings API error code with its HTTP status, whether it is retryable, what it means in this API and how to fix it. ## API reference - [API reference](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/api.md): Every ColdMeetings API operation in seven resource groups, generated from the API OpenAPI document, with request fields, responses and errors. - [API reference: Account](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/api/account.md): Read your account, plan and prospect credits, export your data, start a checkout, and use the public health and plan list endpoints of the ColdMeetings API. - [API reference: Domains](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/api/domains.md): Register a sending domain, get the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records it needs, publish them and check live DNS with the ColdMeetings API. - [API reference: Mailboxes](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/api/mailboxes.md): List mailboxes with their ramp up send capacity and create a mailbox on a sending domain with the ColdMeetings API. - [API reference: Campaigns](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/api/campaigns.md): Create campaigns with multi step sequences, import verified prospects, run preflight, launch, pause and read reports with the ColdMeetings API. - [API reference: Replies](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/api/replies.md): Record prospect replies, let a fixed rule suppress opt outs before any model runs, classify intent and book a meeting with the ColdMeetings API. - [API reference: Events](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/api/events.md): Report sent, bounce and complaint events from the sending engine so the ColdMeetings API can suppress addresses and pause a campaign. - [API reference: Suppressions](https://coldmeetings.com/docs/api/suppressions.md): Read and extend the do not contact list of the ColdMeetings API. Bounces, complaints and opt outs are added to it automatically. ## Help and tools - [Help center](https://coldmeetings.com/help.md): Find help on sending domains, mailboxes, prospect lists, sequences, replies, billing and errors, with every topic one click from the landing page. - [Free cold email calculators](https://coldmeetings.com/tools.md): Three free calculators for cost per meeting, pipeline coverage and market size. They run in your browser, send nothing and save nothing. - [Cost per meeting calculator](https://coldmeetings.com/tools/cost-per-meeting.md): Divide your outreach spend by meetings held, meetings booked and qualified opportunities to see what each one costs. Runs in your browser, saves nothing. - [Pipeline coverage calculator](https://coldmeetings.com/tools/pipeline-coverage.md): See how many times your open pipeline covers a revenue goal, how much pipeline your win rate calls for and how many deals close the gap. Saves nothing. - [Market size calculator](https://coldmeetings.com/tools/market-size.md): Estimate total, serviceable and obtainable market in dollars and in companies from a company count, yearly value and two shares. Saves nothing. ## Glossary - [Cold email glossary: 30 terms with examples](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary.md): Plain-English definitions of 30 outbound sales and cold email terms in 5 groups, each with a worked example and its formula. - [Ideal customer profile (ICP): an example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/ideal-customer-profile.md): An ideal customer profile describes the kind of company that gets the most value from your product. See how to write one and test accounts against it. - [Buyer persona: definition, parts and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/buyer-persona.md): A buyer persona describes the person who evaluates and buys your product: their role, goals and doubts. See how to build one from real conversations. - [Total addressable market: formula, example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/total-addressable-market.md): Total addressable market is the yearly revenue you could earn if every company that fits bought from you. See the formula and a worked TAM, SAM and SOM example. - [Firmographics: definition and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/firmographics.md): Firmographics are the checkable facts about a company: its sector, headcount and region. See how they turn a customer profile into a list filter. - [Intent data: definition and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/intent-data.md): Intent data is a set of signals that suggest a company is looking for a solution now. See how signals are weighed and when they are worth acting on. - [Account-based marketing (ABM): an example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/account-based-marketing.md): Account-based marketing treats a short list of chosen companies as markets of their own. See how it works and how to measure it by account. - [List building: definition, steps and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/list-building.md): List building is the work of collecting, cleaning and filtering the contacts you will email. See the stages and how a raw export shrinks to a usable list. - [Lead enrichment: definition and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/lead-enrichment.md): Lead enrichment adds missing facts, such as job title, company size and location, to a contact record. See a before and after example with a fill rate. - [Lead qualification: definition and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/lead-qualification.md): Lead qualification means judging whether a lead has the fit, need and ability to buy before sales invests effort. See a checklist and a worked example. - [Marketing qualified lead (MQL): an example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/marketing-qualified-lead.md): A marketing qualified lead is a contact whose fit and activity pass an agreed score, so it is ready to hand to sales. See a worked example with a threshold. - [Sales qualified lead (SQL): definition](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/sales-qualified-lead.md): A sales qualified lead is a lead the sales team has checked and accepted as worth a real conversation. See how the handoff works with an example. - [BANT: definition, four questions and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/bant.md): BANT is a four-question check of budget, authority, need and timeline used to decide whether a lead is worth selling to. See a scored example. - [Lead scoring: definition, formula and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/lead-scoring.md): Lead scoring gives each lead points for how well it fits and how it behaves, so you contact the strongest first. See the formula and an example. - [Cold email: definition, parts and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/cold-email.md): A cold email is a first message to someone who has not dealt with you before. Learn its parts, the sender basics and see a worked example. - [Sales cadence: definition, steps and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/sales-cadence.md): A sales cadence is a scheduled series of touches across days and channels to reach a prospect. See how one is laid out in a worked example. - [Call to action: definition and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/call-to-action.md): A call to action is the single step you invite the reader to take after your message. Learn what makes one clear and compare two versions in an example. - [A/B testing: definition, method and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/a-b-testing.md): A/B testing sends two versions of one message to equal groups to learn which works better. See how to run one fairly and read the result. - [Multichannel outreach: definition and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/multichannel-outreach.md): Multichannel outreach contacts a prospect on several channels, for example email, LinkedIn and phone. See how a sequence across them is laid out. - [Sales development rep (SDR) explained](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/sales-development-representative.md): A sales development representative finds and qualifies prospects and books meetings for sellers. See what the role does in a weekly example. - [Sender reputation: what shapes it](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/sender-reputation.md): Sender reputation is the record mailbox providers keep of how your mail was received. Learn what shapes it and how to protect it. - [Domain warm-up: schedule and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/domain-warm-up.md): Domain warm-up raises sending volume on a new mailbox in steps, using real messages to real prospects. See the schedule and an example. - [SPF: definition, record format and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/spf.md): SPF is a DNS record that lists which servers may send mail for your domain. See its parts, a sample record and the ten-lookup limit. - [DKIM: definition, record format and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/dkim.md): DKIM adds a digital signature to each message, checked against a public key in your DNS. See how the selector and record fit together. - [DMARC: definition, record parts and rollout](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/dmarc.md): DMARC sets the handling for messages that do not align under SPF and DKIM, and sends you reports. See the record parts and a safe rollout. - [Bounce rate: definition, formula and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/bounce-rate.md): Bounce rate measures how many of the emails you send never reach the recipient. See the formula, a worked example and how to keep it low. - [Open rate: definition, formula and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/open-rate.md): Open rate is the percentage of delivered emails that registered an open. Learn the formula, see a worked example and why opens are a weak signal. - [Reply rate: definition, formula and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/reply-rate.md): Reply rate measures how many delivered emails draw a response. See the formula, a worked example and what to do when it is low. - [Meeting booked rate: formula and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/meeting-booked-rate.md): Meeting booked rate measures how many replies end in a scheduled meeting. See the formula, a worked example and how to lift it. - [Cost per meeting: formula and a worked case](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/cost-per-meeting.md): Cost per meeting is all outbound spend divided by the meetings that took place. See the formula, a worked example and what belongs in it. - [Pipeline coverage: formula and example](https://coldmeetings.com/glossary/pipeline-coverage.md): Pipeline coverage compares open pipeline value with the revenue goal. See the formula, a worked example and how to size the gap. ## Blog - [ColdMeetings Blog: cold email and lead generation](https://coldmeetings.com/blog.md): Outreach, lead generation, deliverability and cold email explained with sourced facts and worked examples you can reuse. - [Follow-up sequences that earn replies](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/cold-email-follow-up-sequences.md): Plan the touches, the gaps between them and the job of each message, then measure each step by replies per delivered email. - [B2B lead generation channels, compared](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/b2b-lead-generation-channels.md): Compare email, phone and LinkedIn by cost per booked meeting. A worked example with labeled inputs, plus the rules each channel carries. - [Cold outreach 101: a guide for first sends](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/cold-outreach-101.md): What cold outreach is, how a send turns into a meeting, which numbers to track, and what to set up before the first message leaves. - [Deliverability checklist: auth and lists](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/email-deliverability-guide.md): What Gmail and Yahoo ask of senders, how SPF, DKIM and DMARC fit together, and a clean-list routine, with a worked SPF and complaint-rate example. - [Lead generation agency pricing compared](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/best-b2b-lead-generation-agencies.md): What five lead generation agencies show on their own public pricing pages, read on 2026-10-19, set beside the ColdMeetings plan catalog. - [Lead generation explained with a funnel](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/what-is-lead-generation.md): What lead generation means in B2B, how a lead moves from a list to a booked meeting, and a computed funnel and lead score you can copy. - [Cold email subject lines: write and test](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/cold-email-subject-lines.md): How to write honest subject lines, why open rate is a weak judge, and how to compare two lines by replies with a simple margin check. - [Cold email templates and their logic](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/cold-email-templates.md): Five cold email templates for a sequence, each with the job it does, the size of its ask and its word count, ready to adapt to your own offer. - [B2B sales prospecting: market to pipeline](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/b2b-sales-prospecting.md): A prospecting plan in two computations: how many accounts are worth working, and how much pipeline a quarterly target needs. Labeled example inputs. - [Cold email software by price and limits](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/best-cold-email-software.md): Four cold email tools set side by side on the monthly prices and limits printed on their own pricing pages, read on 2026-10-19, plus ColdMeetings. - [Cold calling or cold email: workflow compared](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/cold-calling-vs-cold-email.md): Compare cold calling and cold email by the work each needs, which steps ColdMeetings runs, and a cost per meeting example with stated inputs. - [Demand generation and its pipeline math](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/demand-generation.md): How demand generation differs from lead generation, and a worked pipeline-coverage example that shows what each source adds. Labeled example inputs. - [Trial conversion emails: a day-by-day plan](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/trial-conversion-email-sequences.md): Plan a trial email sequence around what each user has done, with a 14-day schedule and a worked conversion calculation by segment. - [How to verify an email before you send](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/how-to-verify-email-address.md): The layers of an email check, what each can and cannot prove, how SMTP behaves, and how to handle deliverable, risky and unknown results with a worked cost. - [LinkedIn outreach by hand: a weekly process](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/linkedin-outreach.md): A manual, platform-compliant weekly routine for LinkedIn outreach, which steps ColdMeetings covers, and a funnel example computed from stated counts. - [Email and phone validation APIs compared](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/best-email-and-phone-validation-api.md): Email verifiers and phone lookup APIs compared on published prices and billing rules, with the per-thousand cost computed and the limits of each tool stated. - [Cold email metrics: formulas and tables](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/cold-email-metrics.md): Every cold email metric as a formula with its denominator, computed from one fictional campaign, so you can rebuild each number from your own export. - [Cold emails landing in spam: find the cause](https://coldmeetings.com/blog/cold-emails-going-to-spam.md): Gmail names the reason behind many rejections in an SMTP code. Match the code to its fix, then use per-mailbox rates to find where the problem sits. ## Compare - [Cold email agency alternatives compared](https://coldmeetings.com/alternatives.md): Eight outsourced cold email and lead generation agencies set beside ColdMeetings: plans and prices, with each agency fact tied to its page and read date. - [Belkins alternatives compared](https://coldmeetings.com/alternatives/belkins.md): Belkins and ColdMeetings compared on published pricing, contract, channels and who does the work, with a dated source for each fact. - [CIENCE alternatives compared](https://coldmeetings.com/alternatives/cience.md): CIENCE and ColdMeetings compared on published pricing, contract, channels and who does the work, with a dated source for each fact. - [SalesHive alternatives compared](https://coldmeetings.com/alternatives/saleshive.md): SalesHive and ColdMeetings compared on published pricing, contract, channels and who does the work, with a dated source for each fact. - [Leadium alternatives compared](https://coldmeetings.com/alternatives/leadium.md): Leadium and ColdMeetings compared on published pricing, contract, channels and who does the work, with a dated source for each fact. - [Callbox alternatives compared](https://coldmeetings.com/alternatives/callbox.md): Callbox and ColdMeetings compared on published pricing, contract, channels and who does the work, with a dated source for each fact. - [Switch from Prymatica to ColdMeetings: what moves over](https://coldmeetings.com/switch-from/prymatica.md): What moves from Prymatica to ColdMeetings, the setup steps and mailbox ramp, and what changes in plans and workflow, with sourced facts. ## Company - [About ColdMeetings](https://coldmeetings.com/about.md): ColdMeetings is a Meralume Labs product that runs cold email as one system, from sending domains to booked meetings. - [Contact ColdMeetings](https://coldmeetings.com/contact.md): Write to hello@coldmeetings.com. A person answers billing, refund and account questions. - [Changelog](https://coldmeetings.com/changelog.md): What is new in ColdMeetings: the API, domains, campaigns, prospects, replies and sending guards. ## Legal - [Terms of service](https://coldmeetings.com/legal/terms.md): Terms of service for ColdMeetings: accounts, plans, billing, refunds and no guarantee of results. - [Privacy policy](https://coldmeetings.com/legal/privacy.md): Privacy policy for ColdMeetings: account data, prospect data you import and the suppression list. - [Acceptable use policy](https://coldmeetings.com/legal/acceptable-use.md): Acceptable use policy for ColdMeetings: no spam, harassment, deceptive headers, missing unsubscribe or warmup schemes.