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Automotive & Mobility

One frontend for every location in your dealer network

Every store has its own hours, its own in stock vehicles and its own promotions. Laioutr serves all of them from one storefront and pulls inventory, appointments and contact data out of your systems through apps. Central standards and local freedom stop working against each other.
One frontend for every location in your dealer network

How Dealership networks & dealer frontends companies grow with Laioutr

  • 1.2 s
    median LCP
  • < 14 days
    median migration time
  • ~65%
    shorter time-to-launch for landing pages

The challenges in Dealership networks & dealer frontends

A dealer network is a balancing act. The brand owns the layout, while the store knows its customers, its service capacity and its inventory.

When every location runs its own site, design, disclosures and data quality drift apart. When everything runs centrally, the store waits weeks for a change.

  • Locator and location pages go stale

    Hours, service offerings and contacts change locally but get maintained centrally. Customers find details that are no longer true.

  • Inventory belongs to the single store

    In stock vehicles sit with each location and the DMS delivers them per store. The frontend has to serve both a network wide search and the single location page.

  • Local promotions without a free for all

    One store wants a winter service offer, the next an open house. Without shared building blocks, every location ends up with its own layout.

  • Inquiries bypass the store

    Test drive requests, service appointments and callbacks land in forms nobody connected to the DMS. Someone forwards the lead by hand.
Locations

A dealer locator that leads to the right store

The path from the network to a single store is the most important journey on your site.

Customers search by town, brand and service, from body work to high voltage certified workshops. The result list shows distance, hours and contact details.

Each store gets its own page with team, services, reviews and in stock vehicles. The data comes from the system that owns it, not from a copy in the frontend.

Location pages ship structured data for local search. Every store is findable as its own entry without anyone editing HTML.

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Network

Central standards, local room to move

The network shares one layout and each store fills it with its own content.

Location pages, promotion pages and inquiry forms come from the same blocks. A new store goes live with the kit already in place.

The store builds its promotion page in the visual editor and publishes it for its own location. Central sections stay untouched.

Regions, dealer brands and languages run as variants of one storefront. A layout change applies across the network while prices and copy stay local.

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Inquiries

From the click into sales and service

Every inquiry should reach the right store without a manual step in between.

The request starts at the in stock vehicle and carries the location, the car and the preferred date. The store receives it in the system it already uses.

Requests for service, tire changes or a high voltage check run through forms on the location page. An app hands them to the DMS or CRM.

Customers look for a dealer while they are out. Edge delivery and the image CDN keep location pages and inventory lists quick on a weak connection.

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Integration

Connects with your existing systems

  • Yext
  • Hygraph
  • Laioutr Mailer
  • Usercentrics
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Laioutr SEO

Your DMS stays the source of record for inventory and appointments. Parts and accessory shops across the network often run on Shopware or commercetools.

Location data, reviews, consent and analytics attach as apps from the App Store.

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With templates for your industry

  • Our UI Growth Kit for Multichannel Retail

    Sections for omnichannel retail: store locators, local availability and cross-channel journeys.
    View Growth Kit
  • Frontend Blueprints for Automotive & Mobility

    Frontend Blueprints for Automotive & Mobility

    Proven reference architectures and page blueprints that take typical B2B and D2C scenarios live in days instead of weeks.
    Discover Blueprints

Resources for Dealership networks & dealer frontends

Frequently asked questions about Laioutr for Dealership networks & dealer frontends

Yes. Each location has a page with local content and its own inventory, all built from the same component library.

The data stays in the system that owns it, for example your location management tool or the DMS. The frontend displays it instead of holding a second copy.

Yes. The store builds the page in the visual editor from approved blocks. Time to launch for landing pages drops by around 65%.

Storefronts on Laioutr reach a median LCP of 1.2 s. That matters most on mobile, when someone is looking for the nearest store while driving.

Forms in the frontend pass test drive requests, service appointments and callbacks to the DMS or CRM through an app, including location and vehicle.

Yes. Brands and regions run as variants of the same storefront, each with its own look and a shared technical base.

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"After 30 minutes, we knew Laioutr makes our replatforming feasible." - Daniel B., CEO, hygibox.de

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