Introduction
Ubiquitous and Stargazer are both managed influencer marketing agencies, so comparing them is about focus and fit rather than software you log into. Ubiquitous is a full-service, TikTok-native agency based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Stargazer is a performance and UGC agency based in San Francisco. Both run campaigns for you rather than hand you a tool to run yourself.
This page sets out what each agency does, where it is based and who it has worked with, using only publicly stated details. Ubiquitous was acquired by Humanz in a deal announced on 18 December 2025, so treat its standalone status as changing. Stargazer has minimal public data and a generic name shared with other entities, so confirm you have the right one. Neither publishes a creator database size or a public rate card. At the end we cover where Flinque fits as the self-serve software alternative.
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Ubiquitous vs Stargazer at a glance
Two managed agencies side by side, with the self-serve alternative in the third column.
| Feature | Ubiquitous | Stargazer | Flinque |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Managed agency, done for you | Managed agency, done for you | Self-serve software, no demo |
| Type | Full-service, TikTok-native | Performance and UGC, agency plus platform | Self-serve discovery and vetting |
| HQ | Chattanooga, Tennessee | San Francisco, CA (Miami office) | Reported 25+ countries covered |
| Focus | TikTok, Instagram and YouTube campaigns | Performance and UGC campaigns | Creator discovery and vetting |
| Notable clients | Disney, Lyft, Amazon, Adobe | Minimal public data | Used by teams of all sizes |
| Database and pricing | Not publicly disclosed | Not publicly disclosed | Reported 10M+ creators, flat Free to $150/mo |
| Best for | Brands wanting proven short-form delivery | Brands wanting a performance and UGC partner | Teams wanting verified creators and a visible price |
Ubiquitous client names are as publicly stated and Stargazer has minimal public data, so confirm details directly.
What Ubiquitous is
Ubiquitous is an influencer agency headquartered in Chattanooga, Tennessee that made its name running TikTok campaigns for large brands. It was reportedly founded in 2021 and covers TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. What stands out is the client list: its own site names Disney, Lyft, Amazon, Adobe, Crocs and GNC, with Netflix reported in press, which is a mainstream roster for an agency this young.
In December 2025 Ubiquitous was acquired by Humanz, with the deal announced on 18 December, so it is now part of a bigger group rather than a standalone shop. Like other agencies it keeps its creator database size and pricing private and works to a custom scope. That makes it a fit for brands that want short-form campaigns delivered end to end. It is not a self-serve tool you would operate in house.
A Chattanooga agency known for TikTok-first campaigns and a mainstream client list, now owned by Humanz.
What Stargazer is
Stargazer is a performance influencer agency that also describes itself as a platform, based in San Francisco with a Miami office. It was reportedly founded in 2016 and it centers on performance and UGC influencer campaigns backed by proprietary creator-matching tech. Beyond that its public detail is thin.
Stargazer is also a generic name shared by several unrelated entities, so it is worth confirming you have the right one before you engage. It does not publish a creator database size or public pricing, so you would agree scope and cost directly. That suits a brand that wants a performance-focused partner to run creator and UGC campaigns. It is not built for a team that wants to run discovery itself.
A San Francisco performance and UGC influencer agency with its own matching tech.
Head to head
This comes down to focus and the scale of each public track record. Ubiquitous has a visible, mainstream client list and is now backed by Humanz, so there is more to go on. Stargazer is a smaller-profile performance and UGC specialist in San Francisco with proprietary matching tech but little public detail. If you want a performance and UGC angle, Stargazer may fit once you confirm its identity. If you want a proven short-form agency with named clients, Ubiquitous is the safer read. Both are managed services, not tools.
Where each one leaves a gap
The trade-offs are clear.
- Ubiquitous does not publish a database size, feature list or rate card, so there is nothing concrete to benchmark before a call. You lean on its client list and pitch instead of hard numbers.
- The Humanz acquisition is very recent, so the team, structure and focus you engage may change. It is worth asking what carries over before you commit.
- It is a done-for-you agency, so you pay fees and hand over the work rather than searching creators yourself. That fits delivery-led buyers, not teams that want hands-on control.
- Stargazer has minimal public data, so you cannot weigh a database size, feature set or price before talking to it. Nearly everything has to come out of a direct conversation.
- Its name is generic and shared with unrelated entities, so there is a real risk of confusing it with another Stargazer. Confirm the exact company before you engage.
- As a managed service it runs campaigns for you rather than giving you a tool, with no public pricing to compare. Teams that want self-serve discovery need software instead.
Where Flinque fits
Flinque is the self-serve software alternative to both. Instead of hiring a team, you search and vet creators yourself across a reported 10 million-plus verified creators on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X, spanning a reported 25-plus countries. Every profile carries a reported 200 data points and a fake-follower check, with 12 filters across creator and audience data.
If you want a partner to run delivery, Ubiquitous and Stargazer are both managed options, with Ubiquitous the more proven and Stargazer the more performance-led once you confirm its identity. But if you would rather find verified creators yourself on four platforms with a visible price and no demo or annual lock-in, that is what Flinque offers at a flat Free of $0, Starter at $49 a month or Enterprise at $150 a month.