Yes. Vacant staging is typically priced as install plus monthly hold with a minimum lease term, while occupied staging is priced as consultation plus daily styling. The bot reads both pricing structures from your services page and chooses the right flow based on what the agent describes. If the property is partially occupied, the bot collects which rooms stay furnished and quotes a hybrid accordingly.

If your portfolio posts are tagged by style, the bot reads those tags and can surface representative photographs for modern coastal, transitional, warm-modern, traditional, or any other style you offer. Agents browsing for a Tudor versus a beachfront condo get the right reference images, which speeds up the decision to book a consultation and reduces revision requests during install.

The bot asks for the photography date during the booking flow and works back from it. For most installs, a 1-2 day buffer between install and shoot gives the styling team time to fine-tune accessories with the photographer's angles in mind. The booking payload includes the photography date so the scheduling coordinator can avoid double-booking installers across multiple shoots in the same week.

Most vacant staging is leased for 30, 60, or 90 days minimum, with monthly extensions available. The bot quotes the minimum term clearly so agents know the budget exposure if a listing takes longer to sell. For luxury properties expected to sit longer, custom terms are flagged as a human conversation rather than committed by the bot, which protects the studio's flexibility on bespoke deals.

Yes. The bot collects property address, square footage, room count, target style, photography date, brokerage, listing agent contact, and any special notes (pets, allergy concerns, access constraints), and sends a structured brief to the scheduling coordinator by webhook. Many studios pipe this into Asana, Notion, or a custom Airtable for the scheduling team to plan installs from.

If your services page publishes a zip code or city list, the bot reads it and confirms coverage for the property address. For installs outside the standard area, the bot collects the address and flags it for a custom logistics quote, since transport surcharges are typically calculated by the operations manager rather than published as a fixed rate.

Yes. Multibot lets you run separate bots for home staging, short-term rental design, and commercial styling, each with its own portfolio, pricing structure, and routing rules. Display conditions target each bot to the right service page or URL pattern, so a homeowner researching Airbnb staging never sees the home-staging-specific install pricing meant for listing agents.

De-stage timing depends on the listing close. The bot captures the expected close date during booking and can re-ask for confirmation 7 days before close to schedule the de-stage crew. For agents who don't yet have a close date, the bot accepts a tentative listing date and notes that de-stage timing will be confirmed once an offer is accepted, which keeps the scheduling flexible.