Making creator partnerships fast, transparent, and profitable.







In order to succeed, every influencer marketing program needs these three components.

We map audience, message, and channel to your goals, then choose the creators and shape the content to match. Comprehensive strategy first.

From first outreach to final invoice, we own the workflow: contracts, briefs, deadlines, payments. No chasing creators, no managing logistics.

Full-funnel tracking, from on-platform views to conversions on your site. We find the winners and amplify them with paid to maximize every result.
We have the team, the expertise, and the creators to build and/or scale influencer marketing programs across all social platforms.
Feed-native creative, built for the For You Page.
Reels and Stories that convert without feeling like ads.
Long-form integrations that actually compound.
Creator led commerce that drives real GMV, not just attention.
Real-time posts and threads that drive the conversation.
“I worked with Ubiquitous on an influencer campaign and it was the best experience I’ve had in the space! Customer service couldn’t be better and they really helped our team with strategy and execution. Great communication as well. If I could give more than 5 stars I would!”

“They keep a fun, organic feel to the content without losing the marketing message... All Ubiquitous representatives have been very friendly and demonstrate understanding of our business needs, and are prompt to respond to any questions or make us aware of any action items needed.”


"Working with Ubiquitous truly felt like being in good hands because of the genuine connections formed through regular face-to-face interactions... with Ubiquitous, there was a consistent point of contact who took the time to understand our needs and priorities."

Our clients include the best of the best—firms of all sizes and companies from every vertical. What do they have in common? They demand an influencer marketing agency that delivers results, not just flashy metrics.
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We’re basically Hinge* but for brands and social media influencers (we call them creators.)

* Minus the ghosting, the no-show first dates, and the uncomfortable getting-to-know-you questions.

Every category has its own buyers, creators, and rules. We go deep on each one.
...and so many more.
Behind every Ubiquitous campaign is Humanz: our parent company's AI-powered influencer marketing platform, trusted by brands like Disney, P&G, and Coca-Cola. That means proprietary creator discovery and intelligence, real-time performance data, and pixel-level sales attribution across all platforms.


I used to run performance marketing at a company called Bellhop. The brief was simple: make the most money on the least spend. So when a platform everyone was calling the next Vine showed up, I didn't pitch a budget, I tested it with my own money, hand-collecting rates from 200+ creators until the math was impossible to argue with. CPMs a quarter of what we paid on Instagram. A sixth of YouTube.
That experiment became this company.
Here's the idea we run on: influencer is a channel you build, not a campaign you run. Borrowing an audience someone spent years earning is media buying, so it should be measured like media buying. We price influencers on predicted performance, not follower counts, and we report in the numbers already on your dashboard: CAC, CPA, ROAS.
Since then we've activated 40,000+ creators across social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube for brands like Disney, Lyft, Amazon, and Blue Chew. And the difference between programs that compound and programs that stall isn't casting — it's amplification. The organic post is a bonus. The content is the asset, and the brands that win find a way to strategically push into paid, landing pages, and email until it stops converting.
No platform automates that away. What separates content that performs from noise at scale is the human layer: the quality of the brief, the depth of the relationships, the discipline to run a hundred creators at once without the program coming apart.
So if you're sizing up agencies, ask one question: can they run a program, or just place content? That's the bar we hold ourselves to. Treat influencer like every other channel on your budget: and we will too.