Only what you tick. Most studios make broad rate ranges visible and keep exact quote logic private. The bot quotes ranges like "60-second 2D explainer from $14,000" so prospects can self-qualify before a call. Some studios choose to make rates visible only after the prospect answers a budget question, which the bot can ask before proceeding to numbers.

Yes, if your case study posts have ACF fields with Vimeo or Wistia URLs that include the relevant timestamp. The bot can answer "show me a great lower-third example" with a direct link to the exact moment, which is far better than asking the prospect to scrub a 90-second reel. Hand-curated timestamps in posts are recommended for the most-asked styles.

If you track team capacity in WordPress as a simple post per animator with available-from and skills fields, the bot can answer "can you start in two weeks" by checking the team availability across the right skill set. Otherwise the bot stays at "typical start in three to four weeks" and books a call to confirm.

The bot is instructed to be honest about coverage. If your studio doesn't do 3D character work, the bot says so cleanly, explains what you do cover, and offers to send the right reel anyway. This is more credible than pretending and saves the studio from chasing leads where the brief is fundamentally a mismatch.

Yes. Number of included revisions, scope of each round, and the cost of extra rounds sit in your rate CPT. The bot quotes them consistently. This is where most motion graphics relationships derail, so having the included-revisions number visible upfront prevents a class of disputes that erodes margins on otherwise profitable projects.

Configure it however you sell it. Many studios bundle a music license and final mix as a flat add-on and quote custom score separately, and the bot reflects that exactly. If you partner with a composer for original music, the bot can name the partnership and offer to introduce the composer to the project rather than pretending to do work you don't do.

You can scope a separate bot to your agency partner page using SleekAI display conditions. The agency bot can quote partner rates, NDA defaults, and white-label terms, while the direct-client bot on the main site quotes full retail rates. Both bots share case study data but each is instructed to surface the right pricing for its audience.

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and OpenRouter are all supported. For motion graphics scoping conversations, Claude Sonnet and GPT-4 class models handle the back-and-forth around style, duration, and budget well. Cheaper models tend to overpromise on timelines, so the higher-tier models are worth the per-conversation cost when each lead is potentially a $20,000 project.