It can hand off bookings via webhook or deep link. Native integration depends on the booking tool, but Mindbody, Mariana Tek, Pike13, and Punchpass all expose URLs SleekAI can use. The bot collects the slot intent and contact details, then deep-links to the booking system or pre-fills a form. Real-time availability lives in the booking tool.

If capacity is published on a class description page, yes. For real-time availability, link to your booking system's slot URL. Most studios publish a max-capacity number on each class type page (reformer capped at 8, semi-private capped at 3) and the bot quotes it accurately when a client asks about availability.

It can route the prospect to your purchase URL or pre-fill a checkout. SleekAI itself does not process payment - it hands off to your existing checkout (Mindbody, Stripe, ThriveCart, whatever you already use). Most studios see better conversion when the bot explains the intro pack first and then links to purchase, instead of leading with the buy button.

You can configure the bot to recommend doctor clearance and route to certified instructors. The system prompt sets the safety rules - any post-C-section, post-partum, or pre-natal question routes to a certified teacher and asks for clearance from the OB. The bot does not give medical clearance and does not assess readiness. That posture is enforced in the prompt.

Yes - 28+ display conditions including page, post type, URL pattern, user role, and device. Most studios show the bot on intro-pack, schedule, and instructor pages and hide it on the privacy policy, the merchandise pages, and the careers section. You can also vary the bot by page - intro-pack focus on certain URLs, general scheduling on others.

Any language the underlying LLM supports - over fifty, including Spanish, Mandarin, French, Portuguese, Arabic, and Korean. Set the system prompt language and the bot defaults follow. Studios in bilingual neighborhoods often run a separate bot in the local language via display conditions for stronger conversion.

Yes. SleekAI is multibot - run a separate chatbot on the private sessions page with a different prompt focused on duo or private clients, scheduling complexity, and the higher price point. Most studios find private clients ask longer, more nuanced questions and want a bot tone closer to a personal assistant than a class-booking widget.

If your studio differentiates classical from contemporary work, document the distinction on a WordPress page and the bot will explain accurately. Some studios are strict classical (Romana, Joe Pilates lineage); others run contemporary or hybrid. The bot quotes whichever you publish without taking sides on the methodology debate.