A real number. SleekAI reads your pricing tiers from WordPress (usually a custom field on a service post or an ACF repeater for square-footage bands) and quotes the price for that home. If your model is 1,500-2,500 sq ft at $185, the 2,400 sq ft home gets $185, not "between $150 and $250." Ranges are what a generic chatbot offers, and they almost never close on the first chat. A specific number does.

Deep cleans usually price 50% to 70% above standard, and SleekAI applies whatever multiplier you publish. The bot also explains the deep-clean-first policy when someone starts a recurring schedule, which is the most common point of confusion. The 2,400 sq ft example would be $295 deep, then $166.50 biweekly after the first visit at the 10% recurring discount.

Your service area is stored as a custom taxonomy or postmeta on a settings record, and the bot checks the visitor's zip against it before quoting. If you cover 60510 through 60515 weekly and 60540 through 60545 biweekly only, the bot says so honestly and offers a waitlist for biweekly-only zips when a customer asks for weekly. Better than a quote that gets reneged when dispatch sees the address.

Yes. Add-ons are usually flat-rate (inside oven $35, inside fridge $30, baseboards $25, blinds $20 per window) and SleekAI quotes them as line items on top of the base. If your policy is to require a deep clean for first-time interior-oven service, the bot mentions that too. Customers like seeing the math, and the booking captures the add-on list so the crew brings the right supplies.

No. It only offers windows your booking calendar shows as open. If your team is full for the next two weeks, the bot offers the next genuinely available slot or a waitlist with an honest ETA, rather than a fake same-day that dispatch has to unwind. Truth on availability is what protects the review score.

Yes. Multibot lets the residential page run a square-footage quote flow and the commercial page run a walkthrough-and-RFP flow. Residential customers want a number; commercial property managers want a site visit and a custom quote. The bots have different system prompts, different presets, and different handoff logic on the same WordPress site.

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 cleaner usually spends $5 to $20 a month on actual model usage. Most teams pick GPT-4o-mini or Claude Haiku for the standard quoting flow and keep a more capable model for edge cases.

Into your WordPress conversation log, with the model name, token count, and the page URL where the chat happened. Address, square footage, frequency, and add-ons all carry into the booking record so the crew rolls up briefed instead of cold. The log is also where you spot common questions you should be answering on the page itself.