It links to your existing booking system rather than replacing it. SleekAI captures intent (which ride, which intro, name and contact) and pre-fills details, then sends prospects to Mindbody, Glofox, Mariana Tek, or your custom booking page. The booking system stays single source of truth for capacity and waitlists, avoiding double-bookings and reconciliation work between parallel tools.

It reads your published bike-fit policy. Most studios have instructors set up first-timers' bikes 10-15 minutes before class with saddle height, fore-aft, and handlebar reach. The bot can quote the arrival-time policy and confirm a free fit. For saddle pain, the bot acknowledges the question, suggests padded shorts or a gel seat cover (often available for purchase), and notes that the discomfort usually resolves after 3-4 rides.

Yes. Use multibot or display conditions to run separate bots on rhythm-ride and performance-ride pages. The rhythm bot focuses on choreography, dark-room ambience, and music programming. The performance bot focuses on FTP testing, power-based intervals, and metrics. Each has its own tone and presets while shared brand FAQs flow through both.

ClassPass prospects who land on your direct site are typically shopping for a better-priced direct relationship. The bot can recognize ClassPass mentions, surface your direct intro pack as the better deal (since direct conversion is more profitable than ClassPass per-class fees), and explain the math without disparaging the ClassPass channel. The conversation log captures these prospects so the direct-conversion lift is measurable.

Yes. If your studio runs hot spin in a heated room (typically 95-100F), the bot reads the published temperature, hydration recommendations, and acclimation guidance for first-timers. Most studios recommend hot spin only after 2-3 standard rides and confirm hydration before booking. Pregnancy and certain medical conditions get routed to a clinician. The bot does not prescribe heat-acclimation protocols.

Every conversation is logged in the WordPress dashboard with filters by date, page, and user. Most studios spot the recurring objections (cleats, rhythm fear, sweat volume, dark-room anxiety, parking) in the first month and refine the homepage copy or system prompt to address them. The log doubles as a marketing research tool that exposes exactly which questions stall conversions.

Yes. Reserved-spot mechanics belong in the booking system - which bike number, capacity tracking, automatic promotion when slots open - so SleekAI doesn't try to own them. The bot can tell a prospect which bikes are typically near the back wall or front row, suggest the next available alternative time when a class is full, and link to the booking system for the actual seat selection. The booking platform handles the actual reservation.

Indirectly. SleekAI does not write into Mailchimp, Klaviyo, HubSpot, or your CRM directly. It captures the prospect's name, email, phone, class choice, and any intake answers, then emails or webhooks the structured handoff to your inbox or a Zapier endpoint. The CRM record gets created by whichever automation you already run for phone or Instagram leads.