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Ubiquity Retirement + Savings review
A flat-fee 401(k) provider with three group plans and two solo plans and $0 asset-based fees.
By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 14, 2026
- Quality (40%)
- 8.4
- Experience (25%)
- 8.2
- Value (35%)
- 8.8
Ubiquity is the pick for owners who dislike fees that rise with plan assets. Its pricing page promises flat-fee 401(k) pricing with $0 asset-based fees on every plan. Group plans start with Saver(k) at $97 a month plus $6 per eligible employee, with automatic enrollment and auto-escalation built in. Custom(k) at $177 a month adds free design help from a retirement plan consultant and an optional Safe Harbor design, and Reserve(k) at $257 a month adds 3(16) fiduciary services, SECURE 2.0 tax credit filing help and Form 5500 audit support. Every group plan carries a one-time $495 setup fee for new customers. For the self-employed, Single(k) costs $19 a month billed annually and lets you pick investments at a brokerage of your choice, while Single(k) Plus at $37.50 a month is recordkept by Ubiquity with Vanguard Admiral Class Funds. The trade-off against Human Interest is that fiduciary administration sits on the most expensive tier.
Who it is for
owners who want flat fees with no asset-based charges
Price
Solo Single(k) from $19 a month billed annually; group Saver(k) from $97 a month plus $6 per eligible employee; setup fees from $285.
Saver(k)® $97 / month Custom(k)® $177 / month Popular Reserve(k)® $257 / month Single(k)® $19 / month
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 14, 2026.
Key features
- Flat-fee pricing with $0 asset-based (AUM) fees
- Saver(k) group plan with automatic enrollment and auto-escalation from $97 a month plus $6 per eligible employee
- Custom(k) from $177 a month adds plan design help and an optional Safe Harbor 401(k)
- Reserve(k) from $257 a month adds 3(16) fiduciary services, SECURE 2.0 tax credit filing help and Form 5500 audit support
- Single(k) Plus solo plan from $37.50 a month with Vanguard Admiral Class Funds and target date funds
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: No asset-based fees, so costs do not grow with the balance
- Strength: Solo and group plans from one provider
- Strength: Free ERISA fidelity bond coverage for up to $1M in assets
- Weakness: One-time setup fee of $495 on group plans, $285 to $350 on solo plans
- Weakness: 3(16) fiduciary services only on the $257 Reserve(k) plan
- Weakness: Solo plans are billed annually
Key facts
- Group plans from: $97 a month + $6 per eligible employee
- Solo plans from: $19 a month, billed annually
- Asset-based fees: $0
- Group setup fee: $495
Where it ranks
Ubiquity Retirement + Savings is No. 5 in our Best 401K Providers verdict.
Alternatives we scored
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