Yes. Most studios charge less per episode at higher episode counts, and the bot quotes the right tier from your CPT. A 12-episode commitment lands at a lower per-episode rate than a 4-episode pilot, and the bot surfaces both tiers when a prospect is uncertain about commitment level. This lets the prospect optimize their commitment in chat rather than negotiate after the proposal.

If your studio has a recording calendar CPT, yes. The bot can quote available days for the week, hold a tentative slot, and route confirmation to your booking flow. Studio space, engineer assignment, and equipment add-ons (boom, isolation booth, multi-cam podcast video) all surface from your equipment CPT so the prospect knows what's included.

Yes. If you license stock music or have a partnership with a composer, the bot quotes the right option for the project's budget tier. Original score is typically a separate engagement with a composer partner, and the bot can introduce that partnership rather than pretending to do composer-level work in-house.

Yes. Development engagements have a longer timeline and a different pricing structure, so the bot can route them to a development lead with a structured brief. The brief includes the prospect's concept, audience hypothesis, target episode count, and budget band, which is enough for the lead to come into the discovery call already informed.

Add-on services like transcription, show notes, and chapter markers live in your services CPT. The bot quotes them as add-ons to the post package. Transcription is typically priced per finished minute, show notes per episode, and chapter markers per episode. The bot itemizes these clearly so prospects don't see surprise line items at proposal time.

If you offer distribution setup (Apple, Spotify, YouTube, RSS feed config, analytics), the bot can quote it as a standalone or bundled service. Distribution is one-time setup plus optional ongoing analytics review, and the bot surfaces both. For shows already distributing themselves, the bot can quote post-only without trying to upsell distribution.

Yes. Display conditions let you scope a separate bot to brand podcast landing pages, independent producer pages, and network partnerships pages. Each bot reads the same case study data but is instructed for its audience and quotes different starting pricing. This lets each page have a focused conversation rather than a one-size bot that tries to handle every audience badly.

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and OpenRouter are all supported. For podcast production conversations where format and post terminology matters, Claude Sonnet and GPT-4 class models handle the precision better than cheaper models. Most studios run the higher-tier model since each engagement is potentially a multi-episode series in the low five figures.