Yes. If your package tiers are defined by square-footage ranges, the bot reads those rules and quotes the right tier when the agent says '2,500 sqft'. Bundle discounts, drone and twilight add-ons, and travel surcharges are calculated based on the published rules. If your pricing is custom for very large estates, the bot flags the enquiry for a human quote with all the captured details.

If your services page publishes a zip code map or city list with travel fees, the bot reads it. Quotes include the travel surcharge for the property address when an agent provides one. For properties outside the standard zones, the bot collects the address and notes that a custom travel quote will be sent by the studio rather than committing to a number it cannot verify.

Yes, via webhook. SleekAI sends a booking request payload to your calendar system (Tave, ShootProof, Iris Works, Google Calendar via Zapier, or a custom endpoint). The bot confirms once the calendar acknowledges the slot, captures property address, lockbox code, listing agent details, and MLS number, and returns a confirmation reference number in the chat.

Drone questions reference whether your team is Part 107 certified, weather rules, and what's included (stills versus video). Twilight requests get scheduled around sunset for the property's location and time of year, so a 19:00 twilight slot becomes 17:45 in December and 20:30 in June. The bot uses the same logic the studio uses internally to time shoots accurately.

Yes. Multibot lets you run separate bots for interior, drone, twilight, video, and virtual staging, with display conditions targeting the right service page. Each bot has its own greeting, scope, and routing webhook, so a drone enquiry routes to a Part 107 pilot, video enquiry routes to a videographer, and so on. Reporting per bot helps studios understand which specialties drive enquiries.

Yes. The bot asks for lockbox code, gate code, agent meeting on-site, or vacant access, and captures the answer in the booking payload. For studios that prefer not to store lockbox codes in WordPress, the conversation log retention can be shortened, or the lockbox field can be routed directly to the photographer's mobile via webhook without logging the value to the conversation transcript.

Re-shoot requests get captured with the original shoot date, the reason, and the agent's preferred re-shoot slot. The bot does not commit to free re-shoots; it routes to the studio manager with the captured details. The conversation log gives the manager full context, including what the original quote included, so the resolution conversation starts informed rather than from scratch.

Both can be quoted as add-ons. Floor plans are typically priced per property regardless of size; virtual staging is per room or per image. If your services page publishes these prices, the bot quotes them in the same flow as photography. For virtual staging, the bot can ask which rooms to stage and what style (modern, traditional, transitional) so the staging team has the brief on day one.