Only if your service pages include them. SleekAI mirrors what's already on your site, nothing more. If you keep pricing private and discuss it on the call, the bot can confirm that pricing is shared during the discovery call and route the prospect there. If you publish ranges, the bot can quote ranges. Either way, it cannot invent a number that does not exist on the site.

The chatbot can hand off to any external scheduler via direct link in its replies. You can route different call types to different links, for example a 1:1 discovery to one URL and a group waitlist to another. The system prompt is where this routing logic lives, and it is straightforward to update as packages evolve.

Yes. Multibot lets you run a marketing-page bot focused on qualifying and booking, and a member-area bot focused on resources, accountability check-ins, or course Q&A. Different prompts, different context, different access rules. Members logged into a private community area get a chatbot that already knows their cohort and can answer questions about course material.

By default it identifies as an AI assistant when asked, which is also the safer choice from a trust and disclosure standpoint. The system prompt is editable if you want it framed differently, for example as 'the studio's research assistant', but most coaches leave it transparent. Prospects respond well to a chatbot that says what it is and explains that it draws on the coach's published work.

All logs stay inside your WordPress database. Nothing is shared with Sleek, and you decide how long logs live, who in your team can see them, and whether to purge them on a schedule. For coaches who handle sensitive prospect material, the fact that conversations never touch a third-party SaaS is often the deciding factor over hosted alternatives.

Yes. SleekAI follows the language of the page being viewed and the visitor's input. A coach with German and English service pages can run a single chatbot that replies in either language, drawing context from the matching language's content. WPML and Polylang are honored automatically.

The chat itself is stateless, but the bot can ask for an email and pass it to your CRM or email tool via webhook so a real follow-up sequence runs from there. Many coaches set the prompt to offer a free resource in exchange for the email, which seeds the nurture sequence with prospects who self-identified as the right fit.

If your methodology is published on the site, the bot can summarize it in plain language with citations. If parts of the methodology are reserved for paying clients, the system prompt can instruct the bot to describe the framework at a high level and route deeper questions to the discovery call. The bot never invents methodology details that do not appear on your site.