Drone work pricing varies wildly by use case. A real estate listing aerial photo set is $300. A construction site progress survey with orthomosaic mapping is $2,500. A solar panel thermal inspection of a commercial roof is $1,800. Roof condition reports for insurance are $450 with a written report. Clients shopping these services rarely know which category they need, so they email three operators and pick whichever explains the work clearly with a real quote.

SleekAI maps each service package as a custom post type with fields for delivery type (photos, video, mapping, thermal, report), price per job size (small property, medium, commercial), Part 107 requirement (yes for paid work, always), gear specifications (DJI Mavic 3 Pro for photo/video, DJI Matrice 30T for thermal, eBee X for mapping), turnaround in business days, and coverage radius from base. The bot reads these on every turn. A real estate agent in your service area asking for a listing shoot of a 4,000 sq ft home gets $375 for 25 edited photos and a 90-second video tour, 2-day turnaround, FAA Part 107 certified pilot.

Generic bots can not address Part 107 questions, do not know your gear, and have no idea what coverage area you serve. SleekAI quotes your real packages, references case studies tagged by use case (real estate, construction, agriculture, inspection, events), and confirms whether the prospect's site falls within your coverage radius or triggers a travel fee.

Commercial drone services have a credibility filter: buyers ask Part 107 status as the first qualifying question. An operator who answers vaguely loses the job to one who confirms both pilots are Part 107 certified and routinely files LAANC for controlled airspace. SleekAI bakes this into every chat so the buyer hears the right answer instantly.

Use case specificity matters next. Real estate, construction, agriculture, thermal, inspection, and event work each have their own gear, regulations, and delivery format. A bot that quotes the matching package with the matching equipment named (DJI Matrice 30T for thermal, eBee X for mapping) signals expertise the same way a contractor naming specific tools does.

Coverage radius and travel fees prevent the awkward post-quote conversation where the operator realizes the site is two hours away. The bot quotes travel fees upfront based on address, so the deal closes at a number both sides accept. Turnaround commitments matter enormously for real estate (listings go live based on photo delivery) and for insurance claims (adjusters need reports within days of a storm).

The bot quotes realistic turnaround based on current capacity, with rush options for urgent jobs. Case study referencing by use case gives commercial buyers the confidence they need. A construction project manager hearing the operator flew a 20-acre development monthly for 14 months without weather cancellations cares about that more than equipment specs.

The bot quotes the matching past project automatically. Together these signals shorten the sales cycle from days to minutes.