Yes. SleekAI reads any WordPress page or custom field, so updates to your pricing page flow into the chatbot's answers within minutes. No retraining, no manual sync. Most trainers update the pricing once a quarter and the bot reflects it on the next conversation. You can also expose package details as custom fields if you want stricter formatting.

It collects the slot and contact details and hands them off to your booking tool. Native integrations with Calendly, Acuity, and Amelia work via webhook. For TrueCoach onboarding the bot can pre-fill the intake form. The bot does not write into your calendar directly - it captures intent and delegates to the calendar tool you already use.

Yes. SleekAI's multibot feature lets you run separate chatbots per page, post type, or URL pattern. A common setup is one bot on online programming pages with TrueCoach-flavored prompts and another on in-person training pages with movement-screen prompts. Each has its own tone and presets.

You can configure the system prompt to recognise injury or medical mentions and route them to a screening form instead of recommending exercises. The bot will not prescribe rehab, will not interpret imaging, and will not give programming for an undiagnosed condition. That posture is enforced in the prompt and tested on edge cases before launch.

Yes - SleekAI is bring-your-own-key, so you control costs and data. Anthropic Claude and Google Gemini work too. Most independent trainers run on their own OpenAI key with a $20 monthly cap, which more than covers the volume of an independent practice. The cost is your conversation volume, not a SaaS subscription.

Every conversation is logged inside WordPress with retention you control. You can search, filter by date, and export to CSV. Most trainers spot the recurring objections (price, frequency, online versus in-person) inside the first month and refine their pricing page or system prompt to address them.

Indirectly. SleekAI does not write into Trainerize or MyPTHub directly. It captures the prospect's goal, injury history, frequency preference, and contact details, then emails or webhooks the structured handoff to your inbox. You onboard them in Trainerize the same way you would for any other inquiry.

The system prompt explicitly forbids exercise prescription, rep schemes, and rehab protocols. Any programming question routes to a paid intake with the trainer. That keeps the bot on the right side of scope-of-practice rules and keeps your programming as the thing prospects pay you for, not something they can extract for free.