Yes. The bot multiplies the per-visit rate by visits per day, applies the holiday surcharge to qualifying dates, and totals add-ons like medication and second pet. A 10-day Thanksgiving trip for two cats with daily insulin gets quoted in one message with the math shown. The full price sheet lives in custom fields on the services post, so updating the holiday surcharge updates every conversation.

The bot captures medication name, dose, schedule, and route (oral, injectable, topical) at the booking conversation. It does not give medical advice or recommend dosing changes. The intake attaches to the booking record and flags for a meet-and-greet so the sitter can practice the dose with the owner present before the trip starts. Diabetic injections, post-surgical antibiotics, and chronic-condition pills are all common, and the bot treats them as standard intake.

Yes. Store the covered zip codes or neighborhoods as a taxonomy or custom field. The bot confirms coverage in the first message before quoting, so out-of-area owners get a polite waiting-list signup rather than a quote that turns into a cancellation. Updating the service area in WordPress updates the bot's coverage check immediately, with no retraining or redeployment needed.

Yes. The system prompt distinguishes returning clients (booking flow directly) from new clients (meet-and-greet required first). New-client conversations route to a free 20-minute meet-and-greet booking with the owner and the sitter, where keys, alarm codes, feeding routine, and medication dose are reviewed in person. The bot does not skip the meet-and-greet for new clients no matter how the conversation is framed.

Alarm codes, lockbox locations, and key whereabouts are captured in the intake but stored alongside the booking record in WordPress, not in the chat transcript permanently. Conversation logs can be configured to redact code fields, or the bot can ask the owner to share the code in person at the meet-and-greet rather than in the chat. The system prompt does not surface stored codes back to anyone other than the assigned sitter.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the model bills you directly. A solo pet-sitting business typically sees 5 to 20 USD per month in actual API usage on GPT-4o-mini, which handles multi-day quote math and intake conversations well. There is no per-message markup from SleekAI. For more complex quote math (overlapping trips, holiday + weekend stacking), GPT-4o or Claude Sonnet is a reasonable upgrade.

Coverage windows can map by sitter through custom fields and display conditions. The bot can answer general availability (we have weekend coverage for the Thanksgiving block) without committing a specific sitter, then route to the booking calendar where the actual assignment happens. If you run a small team, multibot lets each sitter have their own page-specific bot with their own bio and specialties, while a master booking bot handles initial intake.

Yes. Add-on services like a 20-minute walk during a drop-in visit are line items in the price sheet. The bot quotes them alongside the visit cost, so an owner asking for a midday walk during a vacation gets the combined price in one quote. The structured intake captures walking preferences, leash type, and any leash-reactive notes so the sitter on day one knows whether to use the harness, the slip lead, or the Halti.