Sports, Live Entertainment & Fan Economy

One front end for schedule, tickets and team store

Your ticketing platform, your store and your CMS stay where they are. Laioutr adds the frontend layer on top, so the schedule, season tickets, the team store and membership feel like one site. Your marketing team ships matchday pages without opening a developer ticket.
One front end for schedule, tickets and team store

How Professional clubs & sports clubs 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 Professional clubs & sports clubs

A club site is rarely one application. Ticket allotments live in the ticketing platform, jerseys in the store, membership in the club system, news in the CMS. Fans see one site, your team works in four back offices.

Then there is the rhythm of the season. On-sale dates, matchdays, transfer news and sponsor activations need new pages in hours, not in sprints.

  • On-sale dates create traffic spikes

    When the allotment for a rivalry game goes live, the whole supporter base arrives at once. The site has to hold even when the ticketing platform moves people into a queue.
  • Four systems, one fan experience

    Ticketing, team store, membership and CMS do not talk to each other. Fans jump between layouts, logins and carts.
  • Matchday content every week

    Lineups, previews, highlights, hospitality packages: new pages appear every week. When every change needs a developer ticket, you miss kickoff.
  • Sponsor inventory without the slowdown

    Partner logos, league spots and hospitality teasers belong on the page. They must not wreck load time on a phone inside the stadium.
Fan experience

One site for schedule, ticket and jersey

Laioutr sits as the frontend layer above ticketing, store, CMS and membership. Fans see one site, your systems stay untouched.

Fixtures, standings and results come from your data feed into ready made page sections. Every matchday gets its page without anyone touching HTML.

Allotments, season tickets and hospitality packages show up where the fan is already reading. The handoff to ticketing happens at the cart, not at the first piece of information.

Jerseys, merchandise and membership forms use the same components as editorial content. A player profile can show the matching shirt right there.

Editorial

Season campaigns without a developer ticket

Pages are composed in a visual editor from a shared component library. Whoever owns the on-sale date also builds the landing page.

One template for an on-sale date, one new fixture, one finished page. Countdown, allotment notice and ticket link are ready as components.

Partner slots, suite teasers and league spots are their own components with clear rules. Marketing places them, the layout holds.

German and English run as variants of a single storefront. International fans get the same structure, not a half finished copy.

Matchday load

Fast on matchday, findable in search

Pages are delivered from the edge and images run through an image CDN. That matters exactly when everyone reaches for a phone at the same time.

Schedule, news and store pages come from cache close to the stadium. Even when ticketing is under load, the site stays usable.

Photo galleries and player portraits are delivered in the right size and format automatically. No more uncompressed press photos on the home page.

Clean structures for fixtures, players and competitions make pages easy to find in search. AI products for search and discovery help fans land on the right item in the store.

Integration

Connects with your existing systems

  • vivenu GmbH
  • Shopware
  • Hygraph
  • Fact Finder
  • Usercentrics
  • Google Analytics 4

Get started faster

With templates for your industry
  • Our UI Growth Kit for B2C

    The all-rounder for classic consumer shops: heroes, product sliders, content and conversion sections.
    View Growth Kit
  • Frontend Blueprints for Sports, Live Entertainment & Fan Economy

    Frontend Blueprints for Sports, Live Entertainment & Fan Economy

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

Frequently asked questions about Laioutr for Professional clubs & sports clubs

No. Laioutr is the frontend layer above the systems you already run. Ticketing keeps allotments, pricing and access logic, the site handles presentation and the path to the purchase.

A migration takes under 14 days in the median because blueprints and UI growth kits give you a starting point. After that the site grows with your season planning.

Your own team. Pages come together in a visual editor from finished components, and landing pages reach launch around 65% faster.

Pages are served from the edge and stay reachable even when your ticketing platform switches to a queue. Fans still get the schedule, the notices and the status.

Yes. Partner placements are components with fixed rules for position and size. Marketing fills them per matchday or campaign without putting the layout at risk.

Yes. Store and editorial content share navigation, components and search. The cart stays in the connected store system.

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