Automotive & Mobility

One frontend for car sharing, charging and fleets

Tariffs, charging points and fleet management live in your operations platform, not in the frontend. Laioutr sits on top as a layer and pulls tariff data, locations and availability onto the page through apps. Plan comparison, sign up and fleet inquiries all run inside one site.
One frontend for car sharing, charging and fleets

How Mobility services (car sharing, charging infrastructure, fleet management) 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 Mobility services (car sharing, charging infrastructure, fleet management)

Mobility services do not sell a product, they sell access. The user wants to know what it costs, where to start and how quickly they can drive or charge.

So the frontend has to bring tariffs, location data and sign up together while the app and the platform keep evolving underneath.

  • Tariffs and locations as a second copy

    You maintain plans, charging points and vehicle locations in your operations platform. In the frontend they usually end up as an outdated duplicate.
  • The website falls behind the app

    New plans and features land in the app first. The website trails behind because every change is a ticket.
  • Business customers need their own path

    Fleet management, billing and charging infrastructure on site are a different conversation than per minute pricing. Both audiences still share one website.
  • Every new city costs frontend work

    A new market brings its own prices, languages and disclosures. Without variants, each launch turns into its own project.
Access

From plan comparison to sign up

The website is the first contact before the app. It has to show the plan, the location and the sign up in one place.

Per minute rates, packages and subscription tiers come from your system and render as comparison tables and plan sliders. A price change applies across every page at once.

Stations, vehicles and charging points sit in the frontend as location data, with filters for charging power, connector type and availability.

Registration and verification run as steps in the frontend while accounts stay in your platform. The path into the app does not break.

Audiences

Consumers and fleets on one base

Both audiences need their own arguments, but not two websites.

Business customers get pages on fleet management, billing and charging infrastructure on site, including an inquiry form that reaches your sales team.

Each market is a variant of the same storefront with its own prices, languages and disclosures. A new city does not need a new project.

Marketing builds landing pages for partnerships, campaigns or new locations from existing blocks. The product release schedule stays out of it.

Speed

Fast on a phone, visible in search

Your users are out on the street, often on a weak connection.

Pages and images come from the edge at the right size. Maps and station lists stay usable on mobile.

City, station and charging point pages get their own meta data and structured data. New locations are findable as soon as they go live.

Analytics, consent and testing attach to the frontend as apps. Variants of plan pages and sign up can be compared cleanly.

Integration

Connects with your existing systems

  • Contentful
  • Algolia
  • Laioutr Mailer
  • Usercentrics
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Laioutr SEO

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Frequently asked questions about Laioutr for Mobility services (car sharing, charging infrastructure, fleet management)

No. Booking, billing and customer accounts stay in your platform. Laioutr is the frontend layer on top and connects to it through apps.

Through apps that connect your platform and your location data. Plan comparison, the map and location pages then read from the same source.

Migrations to Laioutr take under 14 days in the median. Blueprints and UI growth kits ship plan comparison, location pages and forms as a starting point.

Yes. Marketing works in the visual editor with the shared component library. Time to launch for landing pages drops by around 65%.

A new variant of the storefront with its own prices, languages and disclosures. Layout and components come from the site you already run.

Each audience gets its own path with its own content and forms, built from the same component library.

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Show us your stack, your roadmap, your replatforming scenario, and we'll show you how Laioutr fits, what it costs, and how fast you go live.

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