A real number. SleekAI reads your per-window inside and out rate, your story surcharge, and your add-on flat fees from WordPress and quotes the configuration the customer describes. 18 windows, two stories, screens, tracks: $237. That's what shows up in chat, and that's what the invoice says. Ranges are what a generic chatbot offers because it has no data.

Per-window surcharge on upstairs panes (usually $1 to $3 each) because they take a ladder and twice the setup time. The bot asks about the home's story count and applies the surcharge to the upstairs windows automatically. If you have a published rule about third-story or steep-roof exclusions, the bot mentions that too rather than quoting work the tech can't safely do.

French panes (the multi-pane windows with crossbars) price per individual pane, typically 2x to 3x the base rate. Skylights are per-skylight flat. The bot asks about both because they're easy to miss in a count, and miscounting French panes is the single biggest source of pricing surprises in residential window cleaning.

Your service area is stored as a taxonomy or postmeta, and the bot checks the visitor's zip before quoting. Window cleaning routes are tight (often 5 to 10 miles between jobs), and out-of-zone drives wreck the day. Out-of-zone customers get a polite "we don't cover this zip" or a long-distance rate, never a quote that gets renegotiated at the curb.

Yes. Multibot lets the storefront page run a different intake: recurring frequency (monthly is typical), after-hours scheduling for shopping-center storefronts, and ground-level versus aerial-lift work. Commercial leads route to the commercial dispatcher rather than the residential rep, and the conversation captures the relevant context.

Different intake. Post-construction windows have paint overspray, drywall dust, sticker residue, and sometimes silicone smears, and they price 2x to 4x standard cleaning. The bot recognizes the language ("just finished renovating," "contractor left stickers," "have paint overspray") and routes to the construction-cleanup team rather than the recurring residential rep.

Yours. SleekAI is bring-your-own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the model bills you directly with no per-message markup. A solo window cleaning operator usually spends $5 to $15 a month on actual model usage. GPT-4o-mini or Claude Haiku handles the standard quote flow comfortably.

Into your WordPress conversation log, tied to the booking and address. Window count, story height, pane type, and add-ons all carry into the work order so the tech rolls up with the right ladder height and the right kit. The log is also where you spot common questions worth answering on the page itself.