SCAYLE x Laioutr

Headless for SCAYLE, without the custom-build effort

Built for Growth, Designed for Scale

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App SCAYLE

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70+

E-commerce components

Lighthouse 100

Performance from day 1

Made in EU

GDPR-compliant, servers in Germany

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What does headless mean for SCAYLE?

SCAYLE is API-first from the ground up: the backend, with products, assortments, orders, and checkout, is already decoupled from the frontend. Here, headless means you build the frontend, everything your customers see, freely on top of the SCAYLE Storefront API (REST), without being tied to a predefined storefront stack and with full performance control.

1. The backend stays SCAYLE

SCAYLE continues to manage products, assortments, customer data, orders, taxes, and checkout. You use the SCAYLE Panel and the familiar business tools unchanged, with all your established workflows and integrations.

2. The frontend is chosen

You have four options: adopt the Storefront Boilerplate, use Storefront Core with your own Nuxt shell, a custom build (Next.js or Nuxt), or a Frontend Management Platform like Laioutr. Each option has its pros and cons.

3. Data flows in real time via the Storefront API

No duplicated data, no sync conflicts. Laioutr talks directly to the SCAYLE Storefront API (REST), including support for multi-shop, customer groups, and assortments.

Benefits

What frontend options do you have for SCAYLE?

SCAYLE is designed to be API-first and ships its own frontend stack with Storefront Core and the Storefront Boilerplate (Nuxt, Vue 3) plus Storefront SDKs. That turns the frontend question into a strategic decision for every SCAYLE project: adopt the Boilerplate, build on the Core, build your own, or use a Frontend Management Platform. Four options are established in the market.

1. Storefront Boilerplate (SFB)

The starter shipped by SCAYLE, a complete Nuxt application built on Storefront Core, with all the standard pages and features of a modern shop. A fast starting point, but customization, the design system, and ongoing upgrade maintenance sit with your team. A good fit if you have a Nuxt team and an appetite for running it yourself.

2. Storefront Core (SFC) with your own shell

SCAYLE's design-agnostic business-logic layer, around which you build your own Nuxt storefront. More control over the UI than with the Boilerplate, but you develop the components, theming, and page logic yourself. A good fit if you want the SCAYLE logic but a completely custom frontend.

3. Custom Build (Next.js or Nuxt)

Maximum control, highest effort. A six- to twelve-month build phase and permanent maintenance by an in-house React or Vue team that orchestrates the Storefront SDKs and the Storefront API itself. A good fit when frontend engineering is your strategic core competency.

4. Laioutr DXP

A Frontend Management Platform with a visual builder, 70+ components, EU hosting, and multi-backend support. Fastest time-to-launch, lowest learning curve, backend optionality for the future. It makes sense if you want to go live fast, without a custom-build investment.

USE CASES

What you can build with Laioutr for SCAYLE

Laioutr is built for SCAYLE setups that need to change fast and scale globally. From a multi-shop storefront for brand portfolios to a B2B configurator frontend with complex assortments.

Multi-shop storefronts on one SCAYLE backend

Multiple SCAYLE shops (brands, markets, sales channels) on a single instance with standalone frontends, their own domains, and their own brand identity. One pool of components, many brand experiences.

B2B portals with SCAYLE customer groups

SCAYLE delivers customer groups, group-specific prices, and assortments. Laioutr calls the Storefront API directly and renders customer-group-specific prices, assortments, and workflows.

Configurator-driven PDPs

Industrial goods, customization workflows, B2B specifications. Complex state-management logic is solved at the Laioutr component level, while Storefront API calls stay cleanly separated.

International storefronts with dedicated shops per market

One SCAYLE instance, many shops. Languages, currencies, layouts, and assortments can be controlled per shop, compatible with the SCAYLE multi-shop concept.

Replatforming to headless without touching the backend

An existing SCAYLE frontend needs an overhaul without touching the backend configuration. Migration in phases, with a clear rollback plan.

Greenfield storefronts on new SCAYLE projects

A new SCAYLE project, a fresh start. With Laioutr themes and the UI library, you go live in weeks instead of investing months in a custom build.

Laioutr vs. custom build for SCAYLE

The honest comparison

SCAYLE comes with its own Nuxt-based frontend stack in Storefront Core and the Storefront Boilerplate, but it demands Vue expertise and ongoing in-house operation. For custom requirements, the most common frontend decision therefore comes down to: a custom build in Next.js or Nuxt, or a Frontend Management Platform like Laioutr. A custom build gives maximum control but costs a six- to twelve-month build phase and permanent maintenance. Laioutr delivers Studio, 70+ components, and hosting in the plan, with full code extensibility for edge cases. Both work with SCAYLE B2C and B2B.

Pricing Plans Comparison
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Laioutr DXP
Custom Build (Next.js / Nuxt)
Builder und Komponenten
Was Sie aus der Box bekommen und was Sie selbst aufbauen müssen.
Visueller Page Builder
Drag-and-Drop-Editor für Marketing- und Content-Teams.
Inklusive (Studio)
Live-Preview, komponentenbasiert
Nicht enthalten
Eigenbau oder externes CMS
E-Commerce-Komponenten
Vorgefertigte UI-Bausteine für Storefronts, Produkt- und Landingpages.
70+ Komponenten
Design-Token-basiert, anpassbar
Selbst aufbauen
Komplette UI-Bibliothek selbst entwickeln
Themes und Vorlagen
Startpunkt für neue Storefronts ohne Greenfield-Aufwand.
Vorgefertigte Themes
Sofort einsatzbereit, voll erweiterbar
Greenfield
Designsystem komplett selbst aufbauen
Hosting
Wo das Frontend ausgeliefert wird und wer es betreibt.
Inklusive (EU-CDN)
Laioutr Cloud, kein separater Deploy
Selbst hosten
Vercel, AWS, eigene Infrastruktur
Architektur und Compliance
Wie flexibel die Plattform ist und was Sie regulatorisch mitbekommen.
Backend-Flexibilität
Welche E-Commerce-Backends sich anbinden lassen.
Multi-Backend
SCAYLE, commercetools, Shopware, Shopify
Backend-spezifisch
Code an SCAYLE Storefront API gebunden, Wechsel teuer
Performance und Core Web Vitals
Wie viel Aufwand für Lighthouse-100-Niveau nötig ist.
Out of the box
Lighthouse 100 als Default-Ziel
Manuelles Tuning
Performance-Engineering durch Team
BFSG und WCAG 3.0
Konformität mit Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz und WCAG 3.0.
Im Standard
WCAG 3.0, BFSG, EN 301 549
Eigenverantwortung
Audit separat erforderlich
Datenschutz und Serverstandort
Wo Daten verarbeitet werden und welche EU-Verträge gelten.
EU und Deutschland
EU-Standardvertrag, deutschsprachiger Support
Hosting-abhängig
Je nachdem, wo Sie deployen
Team und Wirtschaftlichkeit
Wer mit der Plattform produktiv ist und was es Sie über die Zeit kostet.
Lernkurve
Wie schnell ein neues Teammitglied produktiv wird.
Niedrig
Marketing onboardet in Tagen
Hoch
React/Vue plus SCAYLE Storefront SDK plus Storefront API
Time-to-Launch
Realistische Zeitspanne bis zum Live-Gang einer neuen Storefront.
Wochen
Mit Themes und UI-Bibliothek
Monate
Sechs- bis zwölfmonatige Build-Phase
Ideales Team-Setup
Wer mit der Plattform arbeiten kann und wer arbeiten muss.
Cross-funktional
Marketing, Design und Dev gemeinsam
Engineering-only
Drei plus React- oder Vue-Engineers
Preismodell
Wie sich Kosten zusammensetzen, Software plus Betrieb plus Entwicklung.
SaaS (planbar)
Transparente Pläne, Hosting inklusive
Preise ansehen
Engineering-Kosten
Build plus dauerhafte Wartung

All data is based on publicly available information, insights from sales conversations with DACH e-commerce brands, and our own platform testing. As of: June 2026. SCAYLE features may have evolved since.

SCAYLE

When a custom build is the right choice

You have a dedicated React or Vue team with SCAYLE storefront experience, at least three engineers. You're building exactly one SCAYLE storefront with extremely specialized requirements. Frontend engineering is your strategic core competency. Classic use case: a DTC brand with its own engineering team and a demand for pixel-level control.

LAIOUTR

When Laioutr is the right choice

You want weeks instead of months to go-live, you want marketing to build pages on its own, you serve multiple SCAYLE channels or brands, you want to keep backend optionality open, and BFSG and WCAG 3.0 must be handled without a separate audit. Classic use case: a mid-market or enterprise SCAYLE shop that wants to scale without a double-digit engineering investment.

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Start with a Blueprint instead of from scratch

Discover our Blueprints: pre-composed frontends for your industry, ready to customize on the spot and, when in doubt, a match for your SCAYLE setup too. Pick a starting point and go live faster.

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What you can build with Laioutr for SCAYLE

Product launch pages, home pages, product detail pages, product list pages, sales pages, blogs, content pages, and more.

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You don't have to do this alone. Our certified composable partners have delivered SCAYLE frontend projects with Laioutr, from greenfield setups to Boilerplate migrations.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about headless for SCAYLE

Yes. Laioutr uses the SCAYLE Storefront API (REST), which is available for both B2C and B2B scenarios. B2B features such as customer groups, group-specific prices, and assortments are also supported, provided the corresponding API endpoints are enabled.

A custom build typically costs a six- to twelve-month engineering investment plus ongoing maintenance by an internal React or Vue team. Laioutr delivers Studio, 70+ components, and hosting in the plan. Time-to-launch drops from months to weeks, and the total cost of ownership is typically well below.

The Storefront Boilerplate is SCAYLE's Nuxt-based starter that you customize, equip with a design system, and maintain across ongoing upgrade cycles yourself. Laioutr delivers a visual builder, ready-made components, themes, and EU hosting in the plan, so marketing and content teams become productive too, without building up a Vue engineering team.

Laioutr connects via SCAYLE's official Storefront REST endpoints. We support the standard operations for product search, cart, checkout, and account management, plus custom endpoints for project-specific logic.

Yes. SCAYLE shops are treated as standalone storefronts in Laioutr. Layouts, assortments, languages, and currencies can be configured separately per shop.

Yes. SCAYLE B2B features (customer groups, group-specific prices, and assortments) are exposed via the Storefront API and rendered in Laioutr components. Specific B2B workflows can be extended with custom components.

Precisely because SCAYLE is API-first, the frontend question stays open: SCAYLE delivers the logic, not the finished frontend that non-developers can operate. Laioutr builds on top of this clean API layer and makes the frontend something marketing, design, and dev can operate together, without you running the Boilerplate or a custom build yourself.

For a mid-sized setup with clear branding and no exotic custom logic: 8 to 14 weeks from kickoff to go-live. With multi-shop or complex B2B setups, correspondingly more.

We work with transparent SaaS plans based on traffic and required features. The total cost of ownership is typically below a custom build, because hosting, components, and editor are included in the license and no separate frontend engineering team is needed.

Yes. Laioutr is backend-agnostic. Moving from SCAYLE to Shopify, Shopware, commercetools, or another backend means reconfiguring an API connection, not rebuilding the frontend.

Yes. Server location EU/Germany, EU standard contractual clauses, German-language support, WCAG 3.0, and BFSG (the German Accessibility Reinforcement Act, binding since 2025) are covered as standard. Compliance is built in, not bolted on.

Backend-side integrations (inventory, pricing, promotions, shipping) stay unchanged. Frontend-oriented features (pop-ups, reviews, personalization) are typically replaced by Laioutr components or pre-integrated apps from our App Store. We review your stack in the migration audit.