Yes, as long as each style is published on its own WordPress page. SleekAI reads each style description at runtime and routes prospects based on the conversation. Hip-hop choreo and cardio dance are very different products, and the bot quotes each accurately. A prospect mentioning a wedding choreo project lands in hip-hop; a prospect mentioning calorie burn lands in cardio dance.

Yes, if each class page has a level note. SleekAI reads the level from the post and quotes accurately. Some studios use Beginner, Open Level, and Advanced; others use level numbers. The bot follows whichever convention you publish. A first-timer asking about Advanced hip-hop is gently redirected to Beginner with the suggestion to ladder up after four classes.

It can hand off bookings by webhook or deep link. Native integration depends on the booking tool, and real-time slot availability lives in the booking system itself. Most dance studios let the bot collect intent (style, level, time) and deep-link to the booking URL. The booking confirmation happens in Mindbody, Walla, or Glofox the way it would for any other inquiry, with the bot data pre-filled into the form.

Yes. SleekAI reads the cohort schedule from a WordPress page and quotes start dates, class count, and cohort capacity. The bot can hold a spot by emailing the studio with the prospect's name, level, and contact pre-filled. Most studios run cohorts every four to six weeks, and the bot quotes the next available start date accurately based on the page you publish.

The system prompt instructs the bot to recommend doctor clearance and route to a certified coach. It will not give medical clearance, will not interpret a previous surgery, and will not assess readiness. Most studios pair pre-natal prospects with a specific coach and request a clearance note from the OB at intake. The bot encodes that flow accurately so the studio stays on the right side of scope of practice.

You set the tone in the system prompt. Most dance studios use plain English on the intro pages and switch to choreo or style-specific terms only after the prospect identifies as experienced. The bot can ask one diagnostic question ("have you taken dance classes before?") and adapt vocabulary accordingly. The right setup converts more first-timers than a jargon-heavy bot ever does.

Yes - SleekAI is multibot, so you can run a parent-friendly bot on the kids and teens program page and an adult bot on the main intro and schedule pages. Each has its own prompt, presets, and tone. The kids bot leans toward cohort dates, age groups, and the parent waiver. The adult bot leans toward style routing, level placement, and the intro pack.

Every conversation is logged inside WordPress with retention you control. Filter by URL pattern (intro page, schedule page, style page) and you see exactly which questions came up most. Most studios discover within a month that style routing, beginner placement, and 4-week cohort dates come up repeatedly, and refine the relevant page or prompt to surface those answers above the fold.