FusionPig is a web engineering and consulting firm in Cincinnati, Ohio. We build, integrate, and host the systems behind a company's website, commerce, and marketing, ship the mobile and desktop apps that go with them, teach teams to use AI properly, and automate the marketing that should never have been manual.
FusionPig does three things.
We work with companies directly and as the white-label engineering team behind marketing agencies.
Every engagement starts with a paid audit that is credited against the work.
Last reviewed 2026-09-11. We update this page when the facts change, not when the calendar does.
You sell the strategy and the creative. We are the engineering and hosting team behind it, under your brand, on your invoice. Your client never has to learn our name, which, given the name, is a feature.
Stores, lead-generation sites, and portals on WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento, HubSpot, or Salesforce. If a slow checkout or a broken form costs you real dollars, that is the kind of site we are built for.
Marketing and operations teams that have been handed a mandate and a login. We turn that into a working practice with guardrails, in a day or two, on your actual work.
We have been doing this since "Under construction" was a design choice. Most of what we learned came from fixing things we did not build.
Pick the one that hurts.
The others will still be here.
Consulting
Stack audits, AI training on your real work, marketing that runs itself, and search and answer-engine readiness. Every recommendation comes with the evidence, the cost, and what happens if you do nothing.
ConsultingHosting: the Pen
Managed WordPress and WooCommerce with monitoring, hourly offsite backups, staging, tested updates, a Cloudflare edge, and a rollback that takes minutes. Not WordPress? We run it in your cloud.
HostingEngineering: the Forge
Integrations, checkouts, portals, plugins, and apps on WordPress, Shopify, Magento, HubSpot, and Salesforce. Mobile and desktop. Enterprise cloud. Headless when it earns it.
EngineeringBracketed figures are placeholders until the measured ones are published.
We would rather show a bracket than a guess.
2 weeks
The length of a stack audit. Fixed fee, credited against the work. You keep the list either way.
90 days
How we scope larger work: goals for the next 90 days, checkpoints at 30, 60, and 90, priced on the outcome.
99.91%
Measured uptime across the Pen over the trailing 90 days. Published on the hosting page once the number is real, and explained when it moves.
Four steps.
The first one is small on purpose.
Two weeks, fixed fee. We look at everything and write down what we would fix first and why. You keep the list whether or not you hire us.
Goals for the next 90 days, with 30, 60, and 90 day checkpoints. Priced on the outcome, not the hour. The audit fee comes off the top.
A project lead, an architect, and a senior engineer. Sprint checks against scope. If the goal changes, we say so out loud and re-plan, once.
The site moves into the Pen or stays where it is with our monitoring on it. Retainers cover the boring middle: updates, fixes, the next 90 days.
Anonymized until the client says otherwise.
The shape is real.
Policy documents, payments, and claims status online, so the phones ring for the reasons a phone should ring. Built on WordPress with a serverless back end.
A jewelry retailer's in-store sales tied back to the campaign that brought the customer in. Marketing finally knows which ads sold rings. Attribution and add-on sales increased by over 40%.
Replaced a paid search-and-recommendations app with Shopify's native features and custom sections. Same experience, one fewer invoice, faster pages.
Ask us for the versions with numbers and names. Some clients let us say who they are; all of them let us say what broke.
Answered plainly, so a person or an answer engine can lift them.
FusionPig is a web engineering and consulting firm in Cincinnati, Ohio. It does three things: consulting (stack audits, AI training for teams, automated digital marketing, and search and answer-engine readiness), managed hosting for WordPress and WooCommerce sites (the Pen), and software engineering (integrations, checkouts, portals, plugins, and extensions on WordPress, Shopify, Magento, HubSpot, and Salesforce, plus mobile and native desktop applications built in enterprise cloud environments).
Two kinds of clients. Companies whose website earns money or generates leads, usually on WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento, HubSpot, or Salesforce. And marketing agencies that need an engineering and hosting team behind them, delivered under the agency's own brand. FusionPig is based in Cincinnati and works with clients across the United States.
Yes. Agencies hand FusionPig the technical work (builds, integrations, hosting, fixes) and present it as their own. Your client sees your brand, your account manager, and your invoice. We stay in the background and answer the 3 a.m. page.
The Pen is FusionPig's managed hosting platform for WordPress and WooCommerce. Each site gets monitoring with a person on call, hourly offsite backups, a staging environment, updates tested before they reach production, a Cloudflare edge in front, and a rollback that takes minutes. Plans are sized small, medium, large, and commerce.
Every engagement starts with a paid audit, usually two weeks, that ends in a written list of what we would fix first and why. If you hire us to do the work, the audit fee is credited against it. Larger work is scoped as 90-day goals with 30, 60, and 90 day checkpoints and priced on the outcome, not the hour. Hosting is a flat monthly plan by site size.
Fusion is heat and joining. Pig is pig iron, the raw ingot that comes out of a furnace before it is cast into something useful. Together they make a foundry, which is what we run: raw material in, parts that hold weight out. The name is also funny. We know. Serious engineering, unserious name.
Every day, on our own tools and on client work. We also review every line that reaches production, test on staging first, and keep a rollback ready. The first rule of production is you do not vibe-code production.
We have probably seen it before.
If we have not, that is even better.
