No. SleekAI is configured to refuse health claims about tanning's benefits or its risks. The bot quotes your published UV-safety page (which most salons run for FDA compliance reasons anyway) and routes any specific skin-condition, vitamin-D, or medication-interaction question to a brief consultation. The bot's job is bed-level explanation, package math, and booking, not medical advice. This posture also protects the studio from FTC scrutiny on indoor-tanning marketing language.

Yes. SleekAI reads each bed's published description (lamp type, session time, starting recommendation, package allocation) and quotes it correctly. Level 1 vs level 3 vs level 5 routing is the most common first-timer question, and the bot routes first-timers to lower levels with shorter sessions, where experienced tanners with a package matching the higher level get routed accordingly. Update a bed description and the bot picks up the change on the next conversation.

Yes. The bot reads your pricing page including EFT tiers (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum if that's your naming), the unlimited monthly tier, the upgrade fees, and the cancel-anytime vs minimum-commitment terms. The bot does per-session math out loud so prospects can compare a $59 5-pack against a $44/month unlimited Bronze membership without spreadsheet work. Update the prices and every conversation reflects the new numbers.

It explains the FDA eyewear requirement and routes the first-time consent to your in-salon intake flow. SleekAI doesn't try to replace the signed consent form (the FDA requires a physical signature in most states), but the bot does explain why eyewear is non-negotiable, what to expect on arrival, and which form will need to be signed before the first session. This reduces the 'wait, I need to sign what' confusion on the first visit.

Yes, at a high level. The bot asks about hair colour, eye colour, freckling, and burn history (the standard Fitzpatrick proxy questions) and recommends conservative starting levels for type I and II. Anything ambiguous routes to an in-salon skin-type assessment rather than a bot judgement call. Most salons find this captures the intake conversationally rather than through a six-field form, which improves first-time conversion meaningfully.

Yes. SleekAI hands off to Mindbody, Boulevard, Vagaro, Tan-Link, Helios, or any scheduler with URL parameters or a JS API. The bot books the first session with the right bed level and session time pre-selected, then routes the consent flow to in-salon. Bookings happen in your scheduler so the calendar stays accurate; the bot is the education and routing layer.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO key with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the model bills you directly with no per-message markup. A single-location tanning salon typically spends $4 to $20 a month in actual API usage on GPT-4o-mini, which handles bed-level, package, and safety conversations well. Switch in the wizard if you want to compare quality on Claude Haiku or Gemini Flash.

Yes. Display conditions let you scope the bot by post type, taxonomy, URL pattern, or specific page IDs. Most tanning salons run the bot on the homepage, bed-level pages, pricing, FAQ, and contact, and exclude the intake form, consent page, and post-booking confirmation. The widget can disappear when a user is logged in to a member portal if you want a different experience for current EFT members.