Your episode package CPT carries a per-minute rate, a length cap, and an overage rate above the cap. SleekAI does the math at request time, so a 65 minute episode against a 45 minute capped tier returns the base rate plus the per-minute overage. The bot also explains the math when asked.

Yes. If your packages include a weekly retainer with a fixed monthly rate, the bot quotes it directly. If you only price per episode, the bot multiplies the per-episode rate by typical weekly cadence and explains that the contract is per episode. Both modes work because both pricing models are fields on the package CPT.

Yes. Multitrack handling typically lives as a boolean or tier flag on your service package. The bot reads it and explains the price difference, the workflow expectations, and which file formats your studio accepts. If the prospect uploads mixed-down audio when multitrack is required, the bot flags it before the brief progresses.

Turnaround draws on two fields: the package's stated turnaround in hours and a live queue depth value updated by your project management webhook. If your queue is normally 48 hours but you have a backlog of seven episodes, the bot adds the realistic delay rather than promising a turnaround your team can't hit.

Yes. Each tier carries a loudness target field like -16 LUFS for stereo or -19 LUFS for mono, plus true peak and noise floor specs. The bot quotes those values when asked and explains which platforms each target serves, like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or broadcast radio, without dumping a wall of jargon at the prospect.

Dynamic ad insertion is usually priced as a separate add-on with a per-marker rate. SleekAI quotes the marker count, the per-marker price, and explains the workflow, including which podcast hosts support it. If your studio handles the technical setup on Acast or Megaphone, the bot can explain that too.

Yes. SleekAI Multibot lets you scope a bot to a single URL or template, so the page for your Full Edit tier carries a bot that only quotes that tier and its add-ons. Cross-sell to higher tiers is opt-in through bot instructions rather than the default behavior across the site.

Claude Haiku or GPT-4o-mini handle quoting and queue questions well at low cost. For deeper creative briefs about show structure or post chains, GPT-4o or Claude Sonnet pay off. You can run different models per bot, so the pricing bot stays cheap while the consult bot is more nuanced and detail-oriented.