Is Ocoya worth it?
Ocoya is worth a trial if you manage social media for yourself or several brands. It covers writing, design, scheduling and replies, and it reaches a long list of networks.
The pricing logic is easy to follow, with yearly billing giving two months free and credits shared across brands. The trial needs a payment card and converts automatically unless cancelled.
The terms also say business sales are final and heavy AI use can be capped. Check those points against how much content you plan to generate.
What is Ocoya?
Ocoya is a marketing copilot. You tell it what you want to say, and it writes, designs and publishes the content.
What Ocoya covers
The home page frames Ocoya around social media, SEO articles and, soon, email. It writes captions, generates images, carousels and short video, and schedules posts. A live counter on the home page reads 657,911 customers, a figure from Ocoya itself. The tools reach across campaigns, a publishing calendar, an inbox and a brand setting for your voice.
The social page says you stay in charge of what goes out.
Where Ocoya publishes
The network list includes Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky, Threads, YouTube Shorts, Google Business, TikTok, Telegram, Slack and Discord. It also reaches WordPress, Notion, Airtable and Webflow, and an API and MCP let AI assistants drive it.
Is Ocoya legit and safe to use?
Ocoya names a registered company and publishes detailed terms, a good sign for transparency.
Company details for Ocoya
The terms name the service provider as UAB Ocoya, company code 305673313, with a registered address in Vilnius, Lithuania and VAT code LT100013652516. The privacy policy says Google user data is not sold or shared. Its status page and documentation are linked from the home page.
Cancellation and refund terms
You can cancel at any time in Settings, then Billing. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period and does not by itself refund the current period. For business customers, sales are final, except in certain occasions after assessment. Consumers keep their mandatory rights, including a right of withdrawal.
How we evaluated Ocoya
This Ocoya review is based on reading the tool's own published pages. Toolavero did not sign up for or test the tool.
We read the home page, the pricing page, the social media features page, a Google Business integration page, the terms and the privacy policy.
Plan names and yearly prices come from the pricing FAQ. The plan cards themselves did not appear in the text, so we did not quote monthly prices.
Ocoya output quality and limits
The pages say little about output quality. They are clearer about usage limits and data handling.
AI usage limits at Ocoya
The terms say AI features, including on plans described as unlimited, are for normal use. Unusually heavy or automated use can be limited, for example by a monthly cap on AI generation. Credits are also used for AI generation, automation runs and analytics exports.
Data handling
The privacy policy describes encryption in transit with HTTPS/TLS, encryption at rest and role-based, least-privilege access, and says Google user data is not sold or shared. You review and approve what goes out, according to the social page.
Ocoya key features
The product is a publishing hub with AI writing, design and an inbox attached.
Writing and design
Captions can be written once, given a version per network with live character counts and translated in place. Images, carousels and short video are generated to match the brand, and the calendar can be filled months ahead at the best times to post. The Design Studio is described as the in-house editor behind every post.
Automation and connections
Workflows automate posting and replies visually, and the inbox handles DMs and comments. An API lets developers build publishing into a product, and an MCP lets assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT run it.
Ocoya pricing and plans
Three plans share a credit pool, and yearly billing saves two months.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial that needs a payment card. Credits per month are 300 on Starter, 1,500 on Team and 5,000 on Agency.
Yearly billing gives two months free: Starter is $290 a year instead of $348, Team is $790 instead of $948, and Agency is $1,990 instead of $2,388. Prices exclude VAT, and channels and credits are pooled across every brand. Non-profits can ask support for a discounted rate.
Support, refunds and cancellation
The terms are detailed on trials and cancellation, and the site links a Help Center.
Trial and cancellation
If the 7-day trial is not cancelled before it ends, it converts to the paid plan and the first billing period is charged that day. Cancel in Settings, then Billing. The plan stays active until the end of the paid period.
Refunds and help
For business customers, sales are final, except in certain occasions after assessment. The home page links a Help Center, documentation, an API reference and a status page, and the terms list a support email. Plan changes and switching between monthly and yearly billing are prorated automatically.
Who should use Ocoya
Ocoya fits people who publish often and across many places.
It suits small businesses, creators and agencies that want one calendar, shared credits across brands and automated replies. Agencies benefit most from the pooled channels. Teams that also want blog content can use the SEO tools.
If you plan very heavy automated generation, or need a refund guarantee as a business, review the fair use and sales terms first. Solo creators with light needs may prefer Starter.
Final verdict on Ocoya
Ocoya is a broad social media tool with a transparent company profile.
Its network coverage, shared credits and clear trial terms are strengths. Use the 7-day trial carefully, set a reminder before it ends, and confirm the monthly price at checkout because it was not visible to us. Agencies get the most from the pooled brand limits. Yearly billing is the better value.
