Ocoya

The buyers Ocoya names on its own site fall into three groups. Ocoya markets to freelancers who need centralized planning across multiple channels using automations, to brands that want content creation powered by AI, brand kits, and customizable templates, and to teams that need approval flows with team member roles. Ocoya also pitches marketing agencies directly, promising to "transform your agency into true sector leader."

A typical day in Ocoya begins in the composer, which Ocoya describes as writing "your posts like a Notion doc," and continues in the calendar. Ocoya's best-times-to-post feature analyzes audience behavior and historical data to recommend publishing slots, while hashtag presets, a media library drawing on Unsplash and Giphy template collections, and shortened links with UTM tracking sit inside the same editor. Approvals in Ocoya can be routed to internal members, to clients, or through a shared public link, with status tracking and inline discussion, and Ocoya email presets control how those approval requests are sent.

Automation is where Ocoya concentrates its newer feature work. Ocoya ships three ready-made AI agent templates — a Social poster for multi-channel posting with automatic post creation, a DM chatbot for smart replies and support, and a Comment-to-DM agent for keyword-based link promotions — and lets users build a personal agent. Ocoya workflows fire on triggers including a scheduled trigger that runs every few hours or days, an RSS trigger that turns new feed items into social posts, and a new-release trigger that converts a newly added WooCommerce product into a captioned post with selected images.

Packaging in Ocoya meters both seats and credits. Ocoya defines credits as a global usage unit consumed by automation runs, AI text tools such as generation, translation, and rephrasing, and AI media tools such as image generation and background removal, with the monthly allowance resetting each month. Bronze on Ocoya covers 1 workspace, 1 user, 5 social profiles, and 100 credits; Silver covers 5 workspaces, 5 users, 20 social profiles, and 500 credits; Gold covers 20 workspaces, 20 users, 50 social profiles, and 1,500 credits; Diamond covers unlimited workspaces, 50 users, 150 social profiles, and unlimited credits. Ocoya lists an additional Enterprise option for large businesses with specific needs behind a "Let's talk" contact route.

Ocoya price display is inconsistent across its own properties and both sides are recorded here. The Ocoya homepage renders a Monthly / Yearly (save 20%) toggle in which the yearly view shows $15, $39, $79, and $159 per month and the monthly view shows $19, $49, $99, and $199 per month, while the dedicated Ocoya pricing page shows $15, $39, $79, and $159 under both toggle states. Every Ocoya plan is preceded by a 7-day free trial that the Ocoya FAQ says gives full access to the platform before committing to a subscription.

There are limits worth weighing before adopting Ocoya. Ocoya publishes no permanently free plan, Ocoya credits reset each month with no rollover described on the pricing page or FAQ, and the Ocoya terms of service state that sales are final, that Ocoya does not offer money-back guarantees, and that users who do not cancel within the 7-day trial period will be charged. Ocoya also caps Diamond at 50 users and 150 social profiles even though workspaces on that Ocoya plan are unlimited.

Against scheduling-first peers, Ocoya sells breadth rather than depth of analytics: Ocoya bundles copy generation, image creation, template libraries, link shortening, ecommerce catalog posting, and DM automation into the same subscription, which suits operators who would otherwise juggle a design app, a copy tool, and a scheduler. Buyers who need deep listening, competitor benchmarking, or granular reporting will find Ocoya thinner there, since Ocoya's published feature set emphasizes creation, workflows, and approvals over measurement.