Ocoya

Ocoya is an AI social media management platform from UAB Ocoya, an EU company, built for creators, brands, marketing teams and agencies. It writes captions, designs images, carousels and short video in its own design studio, schedules posts at suggested best times and publishes from one calendar. Ocoya lists 28 integrations, covering social networks, blogs, community platforms, Notion, Airtable, website builders and WooCommerce. It positions the product around AI agents and workflows for content creation and engagement, and it competes with Buffer, Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Predis.ai and FeedHive.

A brand kit stores voice, colors, fonts and audience once, and every AI caption and visual is generated against it. One prompt can produce a single ready-to-publish post or a multi-post campaign that Ocoya spreads across the coming weeks. Captions can be translated to any of 37 languages. Bio pages add a link-in-bio page for each profile, with click tracking.

Workflows start from one of eight triggers: a new comment, DM or mention, a new RSS item, a schedule, an inbound webhook, a new WooCommerce product, or a new item in Notion, Airtable, Webflow, Framer or Wix. Actions include generating text or an image, posting to a network, publishing a blog article, replying to a comment or DM and sending to a webhook. By default AI drafts content and replies for review, but a workflow can publish or reply without approval. The Social Inbox gathers Facebook and Instagram DMs, comments and mentions in one queue with assignment and AI-drafted replies.

Ocoya publishes to Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Threads, YouTube Shorts, Google Business and TikTok. It also posts to Telegram, Slack, Discord, Mastodon, Dribbble, Tumblr, Twitch, Kick and Whop, and to WordPress, DEV.to, Notion, Webflow, Framer and Wix, plus custom endpoints. Its first-party MCP server exposes more than 20 tools in seven groups, covering publishing, campaigns, planning, brands, social profiles and workflows, with OAuth access scoped per brand and revocable at any time. Ocoya names Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, VS Code, Codex, Perplexity, Raycast and n8n as supported clients, and it also offers a REST API.

Pricing is in USD and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial that requires a card. Starter is $29 per month for 1 user, 5 social profiles and 300 credits. Team is $79 per month for 5 users, 20 profiles and 1,500 credits. Agency is $199 per month for 20 users, 100 profiles and 5,000 credits. Yearly billing gives two months free, at $290, $790 and $1,990 a year. Plans above Agency are custom and arranged through sales. Users, profiles and credits are pooled across every brand in an account, so agencies are not charged per brand. Ocoya offers non-profit discounts on request and applies VAT by billing country.

What the entry tier does not buy: credits are spent on AI generation, automation runs and analytics exports, so Starter's 300 monthly credits cap both AI content and workflow runs, and the allowance resets each month. Starter is limited to one user and five social profiles. The Social Inbox covers Facebook and Instagram only. The trial converts to a paid plan automatically unless it is cancelled in billing settings before it ends.

Ocoya suits creators, small brands and agencies that want AI to write, design and schedule social content across many networks from one tool. Teams whose priority is social listening and enterprise governance should look at Sprout Social or Hootsuite. Teams that want a scheduler first with lighter AI should consider Buffer, and teams comparing AI-first social tools should also look at Predis.ai and FeedHive.

Current state Q4 2026: as of October 2026 Ocoya lists 28 integrations, up from about 20 networks in September, adding Telegram, Slack, Notion, Airtable, Webflow, Framer and Wix. Workflows can now start from Notion, Airtable or CMS items, and Bio pages are new. Shopify no longer appears as a trigger or integration. Its data processing addendum covers the GDPR and the CCPA, and its help center states that Ocoya does not sell user data. Ocoya does not publish which AI models it uses or whether customer content is used to train them.