No, and it shouldn't. The calculator math runs in your existing calculator (Calculoid, Convertful, custom JS, or whatever you've built), and the bot's job is to explain inputs, assumptions, and results. We strongly recommend not letting the bot reproduce the calculation, because LLM arithmetic is unreliable for anything beyond trivial sums. The calculator is the source of truth for the number; the bot is the source of truth for the interpretation.

Your methodology copy, help text, and assumption notes need to be published on the page or in a connected post. SleekAI reads them as context. We recommend an 'assumptions' section that lists every default value, multiplier, and discount rate explicitly. The bot then quotes from that source rather than improvising, which keeps internal-share confidence high.

Within a single conversation, yes - if the visitor mentions their team size or annual revenue, the bot can reference that context in follow-up answers. Across sessions or after a page reload, it can't persist that data unless your calculator exposes the inputs to JavaScript that the bot's JS API can read. For session-state recall, that integration is straightforward; for long-term memory of user inputs, you'd connect the bot to your existing user record via the data-source wizard.

Yes for the chat side. SleekAI sits alongside whatever calculator engine you use; it doesn't replace it. The bot reads the surrounding page copy (field labels, methodology, result-interpretation copy) and answers from that. For deeper integration where the bot can see the live input values, your calculator's JS API or postmeta on submission both work as data sources.

Yes. The system prompt can include a routing rule that triggers when the visitor mentions they've seen the result - 'book a workshop', 'download the deeper methodology paper', 'talk to sales about enterprise pricing'. The bot picks the right next step based on the conversation context (company size, result magnitude, whether the visitor sounds skeptical or convinced), rather than dumping the same CTA on everyone.

Yes. SleekAI supports multibot, so a TCO calculator, an ROI calculator, and a hiring-cost estimator can each run a dedicated bot scoped to that calculator's inputs and methodology. The system prompts stay short and accurate, and there's no risk of cross-contamination where the TCO bot starts answering an ROI question with the wrong assumption set.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic API key, so usage cost is just tokens - typically a few cents per visitor conversation. For high-intent assets like calculators where every completed run is a meaningful lead signal, the chatbot pays for itself quickly compared to the alternative (a higher abandonment rate and a longer feedback loop).

Yes. Conversation logs in WP admin show every question, the bot's reply, model name, token usage, and the page URL. For calculators, the common patterns are 'what do I enter for field X' (input clarity gap) and 'is this result before or after Y' (assumption-disclosure gap). Patching the page copy for those items typically lifts completion by a meaningful margin within a few cycles.