AI chatbot for smart home integrators that quotes packages and walks
SleekAI reads your lighting, shading, AV, and security packages from WordPress and pairs them with your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter key, so builders, architects, and homeowners get a budget number and a real walk instead of a generic contact form.
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Builders need a smart home line in basis-of-design, not a brochure
Smart home leads come from three very different rooms. A custom builder needs a $35,000 line for the basis-of-design before the next OAC meeting. An architect needs a per-square-foot budget for control, lighting, and AV on a 6,500-square-foot remodel. A homeowner saw a competitor's keypad and wants to know how to get whole-home Sonos and shades on a four-bedroom new build. A generic chatbot answers all three the same way: name, email, callback. SleekAI reads your packages out of WordPress and gives each audience the number and the walk they actually came for.
The bot quotes from your published menu. Lighting control packages by switch count, motorized shade packages by window count, distributed audio by zone, video distribution by display count, and surveillance by camera count all live in your services pages and ACF fields. Tiered packages like silver, gold, and platinum carry their typical price bands, their head-end size, and the labor minimum. Control systems get quoted by ecosystem (Lutron RadioRA 3 versus HomeWorks, Crestron Home, Savant, Control4) because mixing them in a chat answer is how trust dies on a $200,000 project.
Walks book into the design calendar your CEDIA engineers already keep. Floor plans, the builder contact, and the rough square footage all land on the lead row in wp_posts and the postmeta on the customer record, so the design walk turns into a programming schedule instead of becoming a second discovery meeting on a Tuesday.
Workflow
How the bot scopes like a CEDIA designer
1. Publish your packages
2. Map the design calendar
3. Set ecosystem rules
4. Watch BOD lines close
wp_postmeta with square footage, keypad count, zones, and the service tier offered. The dashboard shows which BOD lines turned into signed contracts and which need a follow-up walk.
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A typical smart home integrator conversation
Comparison
Generic chatbot vs SleekAI for smart home integrators
Generic chatbot
- Treats Lutron, Crestron, Savant, and Control4 as the same
- Cannot quote by keypad, shade, or zone count
- Skips theater scoping or quotes it as one line
- Misses the basis-of-design deadline by 48 hours
- Loses floor plans between chat and walk
SleekAI chatbot
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Quotes from your packages in
wp_postsand ACF - Knows Lutron, Crestron, Savant, and Control4 apart
- Quotes by keypad, shade, zone, and camera counts
- Books design walks into the engineer calendar
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Saves floor plans to
wp_postmetaon the lead
Features
What SleekAI gives you for Smart home integrators
Whole-home package quoting
Reads your lighting, shading, audio, video, and surveillance packages and stacks them by square footage, keypad count, and zone count so the basis-of-design number in chat lands within the same band as the proposal your engineer drafts after the walk.
Ecosystem-aware answers
Lutron, Crestron, Savant, and Control4 are separate quotable scopes with their own head-end pricing and labor curve. The bot reads the ecosystem from the chat and never quietly mixes processors, which is what keeps your design team out of redesigns after the basis-of-design freezes.
Theater and media room scoping
Dedicated theaters and media rooms get their own line items by speaker layout (5.1.2, 7.1.4, 7.2.4) and screen size band, with processor tier and acoustic treatment surfaced as optional add-ons rather than buried inside a single 'theater' lump-sum number.
Use cases
Where smart home scoping closes the job
Custom builder BOD lines
Builders need a per-system number for the OAC meeting on Tuesday. The bot quotes lighting, shading, AV, and security separately from your menu, so the BOD line item lands credibly without a discovery call.
Architect remodel scoping
Remodels with 4,000 to 8,000 square feet need square-footage budgeting that respects the keypad and shade density. The bot quotes from your remodel band and flags structural conditions that need the engineer on site.
Homeowner system upgrades
Homeowners adding whole-home Sonos, a shade package, or a camera upgrade get straight numbers from your add-on menu instead of a callback form, which keeps existing-client wallet share inside your shop.
The bigger picture
Why smart home bids live or die on the first chat
Custom electronic design lives on the basis-of-design line that gets locked in three weeks before the slab pour. Whichever integrator gets a credible $35,000 to $250,000 number in front of the builder by the OAC meeting usually anchors the bid for the rest of the project. A chatbot that asks the builder for a phone number and promises a Tuesday callback hands that anchor to the integrator who answered first.
The bot that quotes lighting at $2,000 per keypad and a 7.2.4 theater at $52,000 in real time becomes the integrator whose proposal the architect forwards to the owner. Beyond new builds, the same bot earns its keep on remodels, theater upgrades, and existing-client add-ons that usually slip through the cracks. Homeowners adding whole-home Sonos or motorized shades to a finished house get a real number from the upgrade menu instead of a callback form, which keeps wallet share inside your shop.
Service tier attachment goes up because the bot offers silver, gold, and platinum at the close of every project conversation. Every chat writes back to WordPress, so the architectural set, the keypad count, and the ecosystem call land on the lead row before the design walk, which is what turns a thread into a fixture schedule rather than a second discovery call.
Questions
Common questions about SleekAI for Smart home integrators
Yes. Your services pages list HomeWorks and RadioRA 3 as separate scopes with their own keypad pricing, head-end requirements, and design fee bands. The bot is instructed to ask which one the project specifies before quoting, and to default to RadioRA 3 for retrofit and HomeWorks for new construction with more than 30 keypads unless the customer states otherwise.
Theaters and media rooms are separate line items because the speaker layout, processor tier, screen, and acoustic treatment differ. The bot asks for screen size, seating count, and the desired speaker layout (5.1.2, 7.1.4, 7.2.4) before quoting, and applies your published bands instead of guessing from the customer saying 'home theater' generically.
No. The bot quotes a basis-of-design band that matches your published packages and is explicit that the final number comes after a design walk. Projects with unusual ceiling heights, structural retrofits, or systems integrators replacing a competing platform auto-flag as walk-required, which keeps engineers from being pinned to a number that ignores the demo.
Yes. The bot accepts PDF uploads from the customer and stores them against the lead in wp_postmeta alongside the transcript. When the design engineer prepares for the walk, the architectural set, the elevations, and the chat takeoff all surface together, so the engineer arrives with keypad and shade locations already redlined.
Yes. Your services pages list silver, gold, and platinum service tiers with response time SLAs, included programming hours, and remote support coverage. The bot offers them at the close of a project conversation, which gets the service attachment in the proposal rather than waiting until a homeowner calls about a keypad ten months later.
Yes. SleekAI multibot lets a new-construction bot live on your builder and architect pages and a retrofit bot live on your homeowner upgrade pages. Each one reads only the menu items that fit its audience, so a homeowner asking about adding shades to an existing house never gets quoted new-construction Cat6 prewire pricing.
Yes. Outdoor packages are separate line items in your menu because the gear, the wire spec, and the labor differ from indoor work. The bot quotes by zone count and asks about landscape architect involvement so the rough-in is timed to landscape contracts rather than promised on the same week as interior trim.
Yes. SleekAI display conditions let a service bot live on your support pages and a sales bot on your new project pages. The service bot triages 'keypad 3 in the kitchen lost its scenes' or 'shade 12 in the primary bedroom stopped responding' into the service desk path with the system ID and the room attached, instead of treating the call as a new lead.
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