It links to your existing booking system rather than replacing it. SleekAI captures intent (which class, which intro, name and contact) and pre-fills details, then sends prospects to Mindbody, Glofox, Mariana Tek, or your custom booking page. The booking system stays single source of truth for capacity and waitlists, avoiding double-bookings and reconciliation work between parallel tools.

Yes. The system prompt is configured to translate ballet terminology (releve, parallel passe, sous-sus, fondu) into plain language on the first message and to lead with the no-dance-background-required policy. It explicitly avoids the all-women framing unless the studio's actual demographic is single-gender, and points unsure prospects to the Foundations class for a slower-paced introduction.

It reads your prenatal barre page if you offer one. The bot acknowledges that classic barre is generally pregnancy-friendly with modifications, but recommends a prenatal-specific class if available and always defers medical-clearance questions to the prospect's clinician. The bot does not prescribe a pregnancy-safe exercise protocol; it routes to the right class and the right intake form.

Yes. The bot acknowledges injury or surgery history without giving rehab advice. It can confirm that barre keeps knee bend shallow, that modifications are demoed for every move, and that the student should flag the history to the instructor at intake. Anything that looks like a medical question gets deferred to a clinician. Studios with serious duty-of-care policies appreciate the clear refusal behavior.

It reads your dress code from a published page. Grip socks are standard in barre and most studios sell them at the front desk for $14-20. Loaner socks are often available for first-time students. Athletic wear (leggings or shorts plus a fitted top) is standard; loose shorts are discouraged because of the supine and inversion work. The bot quotes the dress code accurately on the trial confirmation.

Every conversation is logged in the WordPress dashboard with filters by date, page, and user. Most studios spot the recurring objections (dance background fear, knee pain, men-in-class question, parking, schedule conflicts) in the first month and refine the homepage copy or system prompt to address them. The log doubles as a marketing research tool that exposes which questions stall conversions.

Yes. Multibot supports a separate bot on the Prenatal Barre page with its own scheduling, modifications, and pricing. The prenatal prompt focuses on trimester-specific cueing references, clearance requirements, and the postpartum return-to-class timeline. Adult classic and cardio classes run their own bot with general framing. Parents asking about postpartum classes get routed appropriately.

Indirectly. SleekAI does not write into Mailchimp, Klaviyo, HubSpot, or your CRM directly. It captures the prospect's name, email, phone, class choice, and any intake answers, then emails or webhooks the structured handoff to your inbox or a Zapier endpoint. The CRM record gets created by whichever automation you already run for phone or Instagram leads.