SleekAI reads whatever your WordPress site exposes. If your PMS syncs availability, rates, and listing detail into WordPress (via plugin, iCal feed mirrored to post meta, or custom integration), the bot reads those fields. For live calendar checks, the bot deep-links to the property's PMS-powered booking widget so the actual availability lookup happens server-side and the result renders to the guest in-conversation. Streamline, Escapia, V12.NET, Hostfully, and Lodgify all work this way.

Yes. Cleaning fee, pet fee, pool heat, resort fee, taxes by jurisdiction, and damage waivers all read from listing fields, and the bot calculates the stay total for the dates the guest mentions. For dynamic-pricing systems (PriceLabs, Beyond, Wheelhouse) that push daily rates into WordPress, the bot reads the same rate the PMS reads, so the quoted total matches what the guest will see at checkout. Edge cases like minimum-stay penalties or last-minute discounts also flow through if you expose them on the listing.

Yes. If you publish destination guides (best beaches, kid-friendly restaurants, golf courses, marinas, hiking trails), the bot reads them and pulls relevant snippets into its answers. A family asking for a 4-bed near walkable dinner gets the property plus the local Plaza guide. A boat owner asking about marina access gets the closest public ramp distance. This makes the chatbot a digital concierge as well as a booking funnel.

Yes. Multibot lets you run a separate chatbot per destination (30A beach, Lake Tahoe, Outer Banks, Cape Cod). Each chatbot has its own greeting, property scope, and local recommendations. Display conditions tied to destination taxonomy ensure the right bot loads on the right listing pages. For multi-market brands, this prevents the bot from recommending a beach house when the guest is looking at mountain rentals.

The bot's purpose is to keep guests on your direct-booking funnel where you avoid VRBO's 5 percent fee and Airbnb's 14 to 16 percent service charge. It quotes your direct-booking nightly rate, fees, and total, links to your own booking widget, and frames direct booking as the price-advantaged option. The bot does not link to your VRBO or Airbnb listing unless you explicitly add that route.

Yes. If a guest writes in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, or any other language the model supports, the bot replies in that language. This matters for international guests booking US coastal properties and for European destinations attracting cross-border travelers. Property names, amenity names, and policy text stay in their published language so guests can match the conversation to the listing page they are looking at.

Accessibility features (zero-step entry, wide doorways, roll-in shower, ground-floor primary bedroom, pool lift, hearing-impaired smoke alarms) all read from listing fields. Guests asking for an accessible property get the matching subset of inventory rather than a generic 'we have accessible options' response. For requests beyond what the listing supports, the bot routes to a human team member rather than over-promising.

Yes. SleekAI uses your own API key with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and standard API terms exclude conversation data from model training. For vacation rental managers handling family vacation plans, special celebrations, and accessibility needs, this keeps guest information inside your WordPress install. Conversation logs stay in your database, viewable in WP admin with model name, token use, and page URL, useful for training reservations staff on common questions.