Yes. SleekAI reads your live WordPress content, so the moment you update a tier price, add a new add-on, or change seat limits, the chatbot answers reflect the change. There is no retraining step and no manual sync. For teams that adjust pricing periodically or roll out new tiers, this matters because the chatbot never quotes yesterday's plan after today's edit goes live.

Yes. The bot multiplies seat count by per-seat price, applies your published annual discount, and adds any required base fee, citing the numbers from the live pricing page. For more involved pricing logic (volume discounts, custom step pricing, regional currency), we recommend keeping the model close to the published rules and routing edge cases to sales. The bot is configured to refuse to invent custom enterprise pricing.

The bot quotes published prices only. It does not offer discounts, custom terms, or anything not on the page. Visitors trying to negotiate will be politely told that enterprise pricing is custom and routed to sales, which is the same answer they would get on any pricing page. The bot does not have access to a discount knob, by design.

Yes, as long as the alternate currencies are published. If your pricing page shows USD, EUR, and GBP columns, the bot quotes the currency the visitor asks about. If only USD is published, the bot says so and either suggests the visitor check their bank rate or routes to sales for a region-specific quote. The bot does not convert currencies live; that is intentional, because exchange rate drift makes quoted conversions stale quickly.

Yes. SleekAI supports multibot, so an SMB self-serve pricing page can run a bot focused on seat math and plan fit, while the enterprise pricing page runs a bot tuned for custom quotes, security, and procurement. Each starts with its own initial message and quick replies, matched to the segment in question, so the conversation matches the page.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter API key, so usage cost is just the tokens, typically a few cents per conversation. Pricing pages convert at a higher rate than most pages on the site, so even a small lift from clarifying plan questions is easy to justify against the token spend.

Yes. When the conversation indicates an enterprise-fit signal (team size above your published threshold, SSO requirement, compliance need), the bot offers the enterprise demo form rather than the self-serve trial. The self-serve CTA still appears for smaller teams. The routing logic comes from your published tier definitions, so it stays consistent with the rest of your sales process.

Yes, as long as your billing policies are published. Annual vs monthly billing, refund window, invoicing for enterprise, accepted payment methods, and tax handling are typical pricing-page questions and the bot quotes the live policy. For account-specific billing issues (a charge on a specific invoice, a refund request), the bot routes the visitor to support rather than trying to act on the account itself.