Product photography clients ask three things repeatedly: what's the per-shot rate, what's the turnaround, and what are the usage rights. SleekAI reads your shoot-type pages and pricing posts from WordPress and answers each accurately. White-background catalog shots at $45 per SKU for orders of 20+, lifestyle shots at $185 per setup with up to 5 angles, hero shots at $450 per setup with full retouching. Turnaround is 5 business days for catalog, 10 for lifestyle, 14 for hero, with rush available at +50%.

Volume pricing is the differentiator. A Shopify brand sending 80 SKUs for a catalog refresh is a different conversation than a one-off lifestyle shoot for an ad campaign. The bot quotes your real volume tiers (20-49 SKUs at $45, 50-99 at $38, 100+ at $32) and explains your batch workflow (drop-off or shipped, 5-business-day turnaround per batch of 25). Agencies asking about a 200-SKU refresh get the right per-shot rate and a 4-week phased delivery in the first message.

Licensing is the highest-stakes question. E-commerce sites, social media, and Amazon listings have different license needs than national advertising or product packaging. SleekAI reads your published licensing terms: standard license includes unlimited web, social, and marketplace use; advertising license is +100% per shot for national campaigns; product packaging is quoted separately. The bot is explicit so the agency planning a multi-channel rollout doesn't get surprised at invoicing.

Product photography is a volume business with three distinct conversation types: e-commerce catalog refreshes (high SKU count, white-background, per-shot pricing), lifestyle campaigns (per-setup pricing with model and prop add-ons), and hero or packaging work (premium per-shot with advertising license). A generic chatbot that can't differentiate them quotes one rate for everything and loses both the agency planning a $30,000 lifestyle campaign and the Shopify brand sending 80 SKUs for a $3,000 catalog refresh. SleekAI reads each shoot type as a separate WordPress post with its own pricing, turnaround, and license terms.

A brand asking about catalog work gets the right volume tier (20-49 at $45 per shot, 50-99 at $38, 100+ at $32) and the right batch turnaround (5 business days per batch of 25), and the proposal arrives in the agency procurement queue with PO requirements pre-captured. Licensing is the differentiator that closes high-value bookings. Agencies planning multi-channel rollouts need to know whether the standard license covers Amazon, Meta, and Shopify (it does) or requires the advertising upgrade for national TV (it does), and getting that wrong at the invoice stage damages the relationship.

The bot reads your published license tiers and quotes accurately, so the agency budget approval includes the right number. Add-on pricing matters as much. Model fees, prop sourcing, propstyling, location surcharges, and rush turnaround are all real costs that an agency planning a lifestyle shoot needs in the first conversation, not at the proposal stage.

Multibot lets the /agencies URL run a different bot from the /ecommerce URL, with procurement-friendly language and PO-aware presets. Display conditions can scope a separate bot to logged-in client portals for repeat agency accounts with stored pricing. The studio account manager opens each booking already knowing it's an 80-SKU Shopify refresh plus 15-product lifestyle add-on for Meta advertising, total $5,815 across two batches, drop-off to studio, PO required.

The confirmation email is automated.