Yes. SleekAI reads WordPress user meta and capabilities, so it can scope answers to a member's tier across any major membership plugin. You don't need a special integration - if the plugin sets a role or a capability, the bot can read it. The same applies to bespoke role logic added through code.

Yes, when configured to. Display conditions and capability checks ensure only logged-in members at the right tier get the gated answers. The WP_Query that feeds context can include private posts, password-protected lessons, and any custom post type registered by your LMS or community plugin.

No. Public visitors get a strictly public chatbot scope with its own system prompt and its own content window. Members get a richer scope based on their role and capabilities. You can run both bots side by side with Multibot, each scoped to a different display condition, so there is no overlap.

Yes. Multibot lets you run a separate chatbot per membership level, each with its own prompt, tone, content access, and even its own model. Founders can get a more thorough, premium-feeling assistant; trial members can get a focused upgrade-oriented one. Display conditions handle the routing.

Yes. Course and lesson custom post types from both LMS plugins are first-class context. The bot can recommend the next lesson, surface the right module for a stated goal, and link to quizzes or assignments. Progress meta is also readable, so replies can adapt to where the learner already is.

In your WordPress database, under your control. Nothing is sent to Sleek. The model provider sees the prompt at request time but the persisted log lives in your tables, scoped per user when they are logged in. You decide the retention window and who can read the logs.

Yes. Encode the upsell logic in the system prompt - when a Starter member asks about a Founders-only resource, the bot can explain what is and isn't included, and link to the upgrade page. Keep it factual rather than pushy and the conversion follows the value, not the pressure.

Most membership plugins expose a self-serve pause or cancel link. The bot can surface that link with the right caveats - billing cycle remaining, retention offers, and the steps to rejoin later. Make sure the system prompt mirrors your real policy so the bot never invents grace periods you don't actually offer.