Yes. License type is a field on each image, and the bot quotes accordingly. Rights-managed images get tier-based pricing with use, territory, and duration. Royalty-free images get flat pricing with the right extended-license thresholds quoted when relevant. The bot won't confuse the two or quote royalty-free pricing on a rights-managed image.

No. If an image is tagged editorial-only because it lacks releases or contains identifiable property without permission, the bot refuses commercial use and explains why. It offers to suggest released alternatives in the same collection or routes to your inbox if a clearance is possible at extra cost. This protects both you and the buyer from rights-of-publicity exposure.

Yes, but it routes them to you for confirmation rather than auto-quoting. Exclusivity affects pricing dramatically and depends on duration, territory, and whether you'll buy back the image from other platforms. The bot can ask the qualifying questions in chat and email you a structured brief, which is far better than the freeform inquiries that arrive without scope.

Yes. The bot can quote a bundle if the buyer wants three images for the same campaign, applying a discount tier you configure. It walks through which images go where in the campaign so the bundle license has accurate scope rather than the generic "three images for any use" that causes disputes later.

Standard model releases don't expire, but some have specific limitations like "editorial only" or "no political use." Those limitations sit as ACF fields per image, and the bot enforces them. If a buyer asks to use a portrait in a political ad and the release excludes political use, the bot says so and refuses the quote.

Once scope is agreed in chat, the bot can trigger a contract via your existing system. Most photographers use a service like Bonsai, HelloSign, or a templated PDF. SleekAI passes the scoped variables (image IDs, use, territory, duration, price) to that service via webhook so the contract arrives prefilled. The buyer signs, you countersign, the image is delivered.

Yes. After payment, SleekAI can trigger your delivery flow (Dropbox, WeTransfer, S3, or a custom downloader). The bot doesn't replace your delivery system, it just hands off the scoped license to whatever you already use. The handoff is structured so download URLs are tied to the specific license, not generic file links anyone could share.

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and OpenRouter are all supported. For licensing conversations where legal precision matters, Claude Sonnet and GPT-4 class models handle the rights vocabulary better than cheaper models. The cost is negligible compared to a single licensing transaction, which is usually four figures and sometimes five.