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One frontend for tariffs, service area and customer portal

Your site carries default supply, tariff switching and the customer portal at the same time. Laioutr sits as the frontend layer on top of billing, CMS and shop, so your team ships content without a developer. Postcode logic decides in the background which tariffs a visitor actually sees.
One frontend for tariffs, service area and customer portal

How Municipal utilities & regional suppliers 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 Municipal utilities & regional suppliers

A municipal utility sells power, gas, heat and water, and often fiber, pools and parking on top. Every division brings its own data, its own process and its own owner.

On the web all of it lands in one place. That is exactly where switching journeys start to leak.

  • Tariff data lives in four places

    Tariffs, price sheets and service area maps come from billing, the shop and a spreadsheet. Turning that into a finished page takes days.

  • The tariff calculator slows the switch

    Someone types a postcode and expects a price. Instead the journey jumps into a second system with a different look and a different URL.

  • Every campaign needs engineering

    A landing page for a heat tariff or a price change waits in the developer queue. By the time it ships, half the campaign window is gone.

  • Portal and website look like two companies

    Outage reports, meter readings and leisure offers do not match the homepage. Customers lose the thread between them.
Switching

From postcode to signed contract in one place

The whole journey stays in your frontend: entry, tariff choice, data capture, contract. The calculator is a block on the page, not a window into someone else's system.

Postcode logic decides which tariffs, prices and notices appear. Default supply and negotiated contracts stay cleanly apart.

Meter number, meter reading and installment amount are captured where the customer already is. Connected apps pass the data on to billing and CRM.

Moving house, upgrading a tariff and switching inside your own portfolio each get a dedicated flow. You can tune one without touching the others.

Built with
Editing

Divisions and campaigns without a developer ticket

Pages are composed in a visual editor from one shared component library. Marketing builds, reviews and publishes on its own.

Power, gas, heat, water and fiber use the same components. The look holds even when five teams work in parallel.

New price sheets, notices and deadlines are prepared and published on a date. Nobody waits for an evening deployment.

Outage reports, meter readings and service topics live in the same frontend as the rest of the site. One header, one navigation, one behavior.

Built with
Visibility

Fast pages that get found across your service area

Pages are delivered from the edge and images run through a CDN. That shows up in load time and in search.

Every town in your supply area can get its own page with local content. Structure and metadata stay consistent.

Load time, Core Web Vitals and completed contracts show up in the analytics apps you connect. Improvements get measured instead of claimed.

The component library is built for keyboard use, contrast and screen readers. That includes the forms inside the switching journey.

Built with
Integration

Connects with your existing systems

  • SAP Commerce Cloud
  • Shopware
  • Pimcore
  • Usercentrics
  • Matomo (InnoCraft)
  • Laioutr SEO

Behind a municipal utility site you usually find a billing system, a CMS and a sales platform such as SAP Commerce Cloud or Shopware. Laioutr stays the surface on top and leaves those systems where they are.

Product and tariff data often comes out of Pimcore. Consent, analytics and email connect as apps from the App Store.

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Frequently asked questions about Laioutr for Municipal utilities & regional suppliers

No. Laioutr is the frontend layer on top of the systems you already run. Billing, CRM and shop stay in place and connect through apps.

Migration to Laioutr takes under 14 days in the median, because blueprints and growth kits give you a working starting point. After that you work on refinement instead of scaffolding.

Yes. Pages are composed in the visual editor from ready made components. That cuts time to launch for a landing page by around 65 %.

The postcode a visitor enters controls which tariffs, prices and notices are shown. That keeps default supply, negotiated contracts and out of area offers apart.

Brands, languages and markets run as variants of one storefront. Anything that is identical everywhere gets maintained once.

Components are built for keyboard use, contrast and screen readers. Forms in the switching journey and in the portal are part of that.

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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

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