No, and SleekAI is configured to refuse. PMU outcomes depend on skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, and individual healing, none of which a chatbot can assess. The bot describes typical results from your published portfolio with the standard 'individual results vary' framing, and any specific colour-retention or healing question routes to a consultation with an artist. The studio's reputation depends on under-promising and over-delivering, and the bot enforces that posture by default.

Yes, from your service pages. The bot quotes your studio's actual descriptions, not a generic Wikipedia paraphrase, so the terminology matches your training, your tools, and your portfolio. If you call your ombre 'soft shading,' the bot uses that phrase. Pricing, healing timeline, and which artist offers each technique all flow from the same content you maintain for SEO.

The bot reads your contraindications page and quotes it conservatively. Oily skin and microblading, accutane within 12 months, active acne in the brow area, blood thinners, pregnancy, breastfeeding, recent botox or fillers, and current cold sores for lip blush all get surfaced when the prospect raises them. Anything ambiguous routes to a consultation rather than a chatbot judgement call.

Yes, and we strongly recommend doing this. The 6-week perfecting session is mandatory in most studios, and quoting only the initial price sets the wrong expectation. SleekAI quotes the package (initial + 6-week) by default, with the optional annual colour boost as a separate line. This matches the way the consultation form should anchor pricing and reduces awkward 'wait, there's a touch-up fee' conversations after the first session.

It surfaces them on request and at confirmation. Day 1 through day 10 healing notes, what to avoid (sun, swimming, retinol, exfoliants, makeup over the area), and when to call the studio for concerns all come from your published aftercare posts. Most studios still send a printed handout, but having the chatbot answer 'is it normal for my brows to look this dark on day 3' at 11pm reduces panicked emails the next morning.

Yes. SleekAI reads each artist's bio and portfolio tags, so a lip blush request routes to the artist who actually does lips, not the brow specialist. Same for nano vs powder vs microblading. Update an artist's bio with a new technique and the bot picks it up on the next conversation. This is multibot territory if you want fully separate brow and lip flows, but most single-location studios run a single bot with technique-aware routing.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO key with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter. The model bills you directly with no per-message markup from us. A single-location PMU studio typically spends $5 to $25 a month in actual API usage on GPT-4o-mini, which is plenty of model for hours, services, and consultation routing. Claude Sonnet or GPT-4o is the upgrade pick if you want better handling of nuanced skin-type questions.

Yes. Display conditions let you scope the bot by post type, taxonomy, URL pattern, or page ID, so the consent forms, medical history page, and any legal pages stay free of the widget. Most studios run the bot on the homepage, service pages, artist pages, FAQ, and contact, and exclude the booking-confirmation, aftercare-only, and legal pages where it adds friction or could confuse the consent flow.