A real number. SleekAI reads your per-room and bundle pricing from WordPress and quotes the configuration the customer describes. Three rooms and a hallway at $159, plus pet treatment at $59, plus 14 stairs at $42, equals $260. That's what the customer sees in chat, and that's what the invoice says. A range is what a generic chatbot offers because it has no data.

Pet treatment is usually an enzyme pre-treatment for odor and a black-light walkthrough for stains the visible eye misses, priced as a flat surcharge ($40 to $80 depending on home size in your menu). The bot asks about cats and dogs in the qualification flow because forgetting to quote it is the most common reason carpet cleaning jobs get re-quoted in the home. Up-front honesty here is good for the review score.

Stairs are per-step (typically $2 to $4 each) and area rugs are per-square-foot or per-rug depending on your published policy. The bot asks specifically because stairs and rugs are the two add-ons customers most often forget to mention, and getting them into the quote upfront protects the tech's day and the customer's expectation.

Only if your dispatch calendar genuinely has openings. The bot reads your actual availability and offers real slots, not optimistic ones. If Tuesday and Thursday are your residential days and they're full this week, the bot offers the following week's slots honestly instead of booking a Wednesday that doesn't fit the route.

Yes. Multibot lets the commercial page run its own intake: per-square-foot pricing, the option of low-moisture encapsulation versus hot-water extraction, and after-hours access logistics. The commercial bot routes to the commercial dispatcher rather than the residential one, and the conversation captures the relevant context for that team.

Same pattern. Upholstery prices per piece (couch, loveseat, sectional, mattress) and tile prices per sqft with grout-restoration as an add-on. The bot can quote a combined carpet-plus-upholstery visit when the customer asks, and bundle the dispatch into one window.

Yours. SleekAI is bring-your-own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the model bills you directly with no per-message markup. A solo carpet cleaning operator usually spends $5 to $15 a month on actual model usage. Most teams use GPT-4o-mini or Claude Haiku for the standard quote flow.

Into your WordPress conversation log, tied to the booking and address. Room count, sqft, pet flag, stairs, and area rugs all carry into the work order so the tech rolls up with the right pre-spray, the right wand attachment, and an honest time estimate. The log is also where you spot common questions worth answering on the page itself.