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A portal frontend that keeps up with your inventory

On a portal, property search is the product: result list, map, saved search. Laioutr renders that frontend on top of your search index and your data hub. New filters, new regional pages and new provider formats are built in the visual editor.
A portal frontend that keeps up with your inventory

How Real estate portals & aggregators 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 Real estate portals & aggregators

A portal earns its traffic twice: once in the search engine, once in its own search box. Both run through the frontend.

Your index and your feeds already work. What slows you down is every change to the surface people actually use.

  • Search is the product and the hardest thing to change

    A new filter or a new sort order goes through development. By the time it ships, a competitor has already tested it.

  • Listings arrive from many sources

    Feeds, direct providers and partner data come in different shapes. The result list still has to look like one product.

  • Inventory grows faster than the page structure

    Every city, property type and combination needs its own page. Editors and developers cannot keep up.

  • Image heavy result pages get slow

    Every result card carries photos and scripts. On a phone that costs you sessions before anyone opens a listing.
Property search

Search, result list and map from one frontend

Your search index stays where it is. Laioutr builds the surface on top: filters, sorting, map view and detail page.

Location, property type, size, price and features are assembled as facets. A new facet is a configuration, not a development request.

Result list, map view and saved search read the same query. Switching the view shows the same inventory.

An apartment, a house, a lot and a commercial space need different fields. The blocks stay the same, the composition follows the type.

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Supply side

Provider profiles and paid placement without a detour

A portal serves two sides. Searchers need results, providers need visibility and a flow where they can book it.

Every provider gets a profile page with inventory, contact and references. The layout comes from the component library, the content from your data.

Premium placement, featured listing or a contingent: the booking flow runs on your commerce backend and is placed as a section.

Guides, market reports and rent index content come from the CMS and sit in the same pages as the result lists.

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Reach

Regional pages that search engines and people like

Portal traffic lives on combination pages: property type and city, neighborhood and price range. Those pages have to be fast and fast to create.

One template produces pages for cities, neighborhoods and property types, filled with matching results. Marketing creates them without a ticket.

Result photos arrive at card size instead of full resolution. Long result lists stay smooth.

Titles, descriptions and structured data are maintained per page type. One change applies to every page built on that template.

Built with
Integration

Connects with your existing systems

  • Elastic
  • Hygraph
  • ImageKit
  • Cookiebot
  • Laioutr SEO
  • Google Analytics 4

A typical stack has a data hub for listing feeds and provider data, a search index, a CMS for editorial content and a consent tool. Listing and provider data often lives in Pimcore.

If you sell placement packages to providers, a commerce backend such as Shopware or commercetools sits behind it. All of it is connected through apps from the App Store.

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Resources for Real estate portals & aggregators

Frequently asked questions about Laioutr for Real estate portals & aggregators

No. The index stays where it is. Laioutr renders the surface on top: filters, result list, map and listing page.

Sources are connected through apps and land in the same result list. How a listing looks is decided by its property type, not by how the data arrived.

Yes, from templates in the visual editor. Time to launch for a landing page drops by around 65%.

Storefronts on Laioutr reach a median LCP of 1.2 s. Result photos run through the image CDN and pages are served from the edge.

The booking flow runs on your commerce backend and is placed as a section in provider and profile pages. Prices and packages stay in the backend.

Yes. Markets and languages run as variants of one storefront. Search, blocks and page types stay shared while content and regional pages differ per market.

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

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