Yes. SleekAI reads your service and pricing pages directly, so the wax-pass tiers, new-client discount, combo packages (full leg + Brazilian, brow + lip + chin), and member pricing all quote correctly. Update the price on the page and every conversation reflects the new number on the next message. The bot doesn't store stale pricing because it reads the published content live on every reply.

If you have a prep page on your site, yes. The 1/4 inch hair-growth rule, retinol pause, no-tanning window, and post-wax aftercare all surface as the conversation calls for them. Studios that haven't published prep content get generic guidance, which is why we recommend publishing a single 'how to prep for your wax' page the bot can quote from. That same page also doubles as SEO content for first-timer searches.

Yes. SleekAI reads each esthetician's bio, so men's Brazilian, men's chest, and men's back requests route to the artists who offer those services. Update a bio with a new service and the bot picks it up on the next conversation. Most studios find this is the highest-leverage routing because the population of estheticians comfortable with men's intimate waxing is small and the booking has to land on the right person.

It quotes your studio's published policy. Most studios allow waxing during a period as long as a tampon is in place, and the bot says exactly that. Pregnancy is studio-specific (many allow it through the second trimester, some refer out in the third), so the bot reads your policy page rather than guessing. Anything ambiguous routes to a brief call with the front desk rather than a bot judgement call.

Yes, both pre-appointment and in the confirmation flow. The 7-day retinol and chemical-exfoliant pause is one of the most-missed prep rules and the cause of most lifted-skin incidents. The bot surfaces it during booking, the confirmation email reinforces it, and the day-before reminder mentions it again. Studios that have wired this report fewer lifted-skin incidents simply because the prep got read three times instead of buried in a confirmation footer.

Yes. SleekAI hands off to your existing scheduler through the JS API or a pre-filled booking link. Vagaro, Boulevard, Booker, Mindbody, and Squarespace Scheduling all support URL parameters or have JS hooks that the bot can target. The booking still happens in your scheduler so the calendar stays accurate; the bot is the routing and prep-delivery layer rather than a calendar replacement.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO key with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the model bills you directly. A typical waxing studio sees $4 to $20 a month in actual API spend on GPT-4o-mini, which is plenty for service and prep questions. Switch to Claude Haiku or Gemini Flash if you want to compare quality and price; the wizard makes it a one-click swap.

Yes. Display conditions let you scope the bot by post type, taxonomy, URL pattern, or specific page IDs. Most waxing studios run the bot on the homepage, service pages, FAQ, prep, and contact, and exclude the intake form, consent page, and any post-booking confirmation page where the widget would add friction. The widget can also disappear when a user is logged in to a member portal if that's the experience you want.