Yes, from your shade chart. SleekAI reads your studio's own descriptions of medium, dark, super dark, gradual, and custom-mixed shades including DHA percentages if you publish them. The bot routes shade questions by event type, skin tone, and dress colour rather than improvising. Update the shade chart and the bot picks up the change on the next conversation. Custom-mixed pricing surfaces when the prospect's situation doesn't match a menu shade.

Yes, on every conversation where prep comes up and again in the confirmation flow. The 24-hour prep window is where 80% of bad-tan complaints originate, and the bot surfaces the shave timing, exfoliation note, no-lotion-or-deodorant-day-of rule, and post-tan no-shower window so the client reads them three times instead of once in a buried footer. Studios that wire this report fewer uneven-tan refunds and meaningfully better post-tan results.

Yes, and this is one of the highest-leverage uses. SleekAI walks brides through the trial (4 weeks out, in the dress if possible), touch-up (1 week out), and final application (36 to 48 hours pre-event with develop time considered). The bot books all three appointments together when the prospect commits, captures the wedding date and venue lighting notes, and routes the booking to the artist who specialises in wedding work if the studio has one.

Yes. SleekAI reads each artist's bio for specialties (wedding work, contouring, custom-mixing, body painting for photoshoots) and routes the booking accordingly. A bride asking for a contoured look gets routed to the artist who actually does contouring; a regular maintenance tan goes to whoever has the next slot. Update an artist's bio with a new specialty and the bot picks it up on the next conversation.

Yes. Custom-mixed shades, contouring add-ons, body-painting for photoshoots, the express-develop option, and any per-area touch-ups all quote from your published pricing. The bot surfaces the upgrade naturally when the prospect's needs don't match a menu shade rather than pushing it on every conversation. Most studios find this lifts average ticket meaningfully because the upgrades are real, not invented.

Yes. SleekAI hands off to Vagaro, Boulevard, Booker, Mindbody, Squarespace Scheduling, or any scheduler with URL parameters or a JS API. The bot books the appointment with the right artist, the right shade, and the right service duration pre-selected. Wedding bookings book all three appointments (trial, touch-up, final) at once when the prospect commits in chat. The studio calendar stays accurate because all bookings still happen in your scheduler.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO key with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the model bills you directly with no per-message markup from us. A single-location spray tan studio typically spends $4 to $18 a month in actual API usage on GPT-4o-mini, which handles shade, prep, and wedding-timeline conversations well. Wedding-season volume may push spend higher in May through October but is still well below the cost of a single missed bridal booking.

Yes. SleekAI is multibot, so a pregnancy-safe spray tan section (most studios offer this with a lower DHA formulation and additional ventilation) can run its own bot scoped to that service. The intake conversation for pregnancy bookings is different (avoid the face spray, no mask wear during, ventilation considerations), and a dedicated bot keeps the messaging coherent. Single-location studios usually run one bot with section-aware routing.