Yes. SleekAI reads your pricing page directly, so quotes match what is published. If Pro is $39 per seat and Enterprise starts at custom pricing above 50 seats, the bot reflects that exactly. Update the page and every conversation reflects the new number, no retraining or redeployment. The bot will also refuse to quote internal-only fields if you instruct it to, which keeps negotiation leverage with your AEs while still answering the self-qualification questions buyers need answered.

Yes. The system prompt can include rules like 'companies over 200 employees route to enterprise@, self-serve trial questions route to the help docs, switchers from a specific competitor route to the migration page'. Updates to routing logic happen in the prompt, not in code, so product marketing and RevOps can iterate the rules as the segmentation strategy evolves. Hand-off is via your existing form or CRM intake, so the bot never holds prospect data in a Sleek-hosted system.

Hand-off is via form or link, so any CRM or MAP with a hosted form works. The bot routes prospects to a hosted intake form, which writes to HubSpot or Salesforce with the right pipeline, source, and stage. This separation keeps the data architecture clean and avoids a Sleek-hosted middleware that legal and security would need to evaluate. For higher-touch hand-offs, the JS API can fire a webhook to your CRM with the conversation transcript when the bot detects a qualified-buyer signal.

Honestly, based on what you have published. If you have a Competitor X vs You comparison page, the bot pulls from it. If you do not, the bot can answer 'we hear that question often, here is the closest doc' rather than fabricate competitive claims. The system prompt should explicitly forbid invented competitor failures, because false competitive claims create legal exposure and erode trust if a prospect verifies them. Honest framing usually wins in B2B SaaS evaluations anyway.

Yes. SleekAI is multibot, so a Salesforce-comparison landing page can run a Salesforce-aware bot, an event-sourced page can run an event-specific bot, and the main site runs the general product bot. Display conditions scope each bot to the right URL pattern, post type, or UTM source. This is the same pattern that high-converting B2B SaaS marketing teams already use with chat tools like Drift, but without the per-message pricing or the data leaving WordPress.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO API key, so you bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter key and the model bills you directly. There is no per-message markup. For a typical B2B SaaS marketing site the monthly model cost is usually $30 to $150 in actual API usage depending on traffic, which is a fraction of Drift or Intercom AI seats. You can also pick the model per bot: a cheaper model for FAQ deflection, a stronger model for enterprise-tier deal qualification.

On your WordPress install. You control retention and exports, and you can pipe interesting conversations to a sales Slack channel via webhook so AEs see real-time intent signals. For SaaS companies with strict security postures the fact that conversations never touch a third-party SaaS, except the LLM API you chose, is often the deciding factor over hosted alternatives. Logs include model name, token usage, and the page URL where the conversation started, which makes attribution to specific campaign pages straightforward.

The marketing-site bot reads from WordPress, so docs hosted outside WordPress are not directly indexed. The common pattern is two bots: a marketing-site bot scoped to WordPress for top-of-funnel questions, and a documentation-search experience inside your docs platform for product questions. SleekAI can also ingest exported docs into the OpenAI Files vector store if you want a single bot covering both, but most B2B SaaS sites split them for cleaner intent routing and analytics.