What Ocoya does
Ocoya combines AI copy and media creation, brand kits, templates, calendars, analytics, collaboration, approvals, automations, and commerce integrations.
Ocoya aims to consolidate the social campaign loop: ideation, copy, design, brand assets, team feedback, approval, scheduling, analytics, and automation. Separate workspaces help an agency or multi-brand team avoid mixing assets and profiles. AI generation can produce variants quickly, and product integrations reduce manual copying of titles, images, or descriptions. That convenience makes source-of-truth discipline essential. Inventory, prices, legal terms, dates, and product capabilities should come from approved systems, not from an old template or a model's completion, and the final rendered post needs review on every target network.
Ocoya provides a seven-day free trial. Monthly Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Diamond plans are currently listed at $19, $49, $99, and $199. Annual billing displays lower effective monthly prices of $15, $39, $79, and $159. Allowances increase from 1 to unlimited workspaces, 1 to 50 users, 5 to 150 social profiles, and 100 to unlimited listed credits. Credits cover several AI text, media, background-removal, and automation operations and reset monthly. Exact integrations, storage, approval, analytics, agent, and automation entitlements can differ, so confirm live comparison, billing cadence, taxes, fair use, and renewal terms.
Automation magnifies mistakes. A feed change, mistranslated claim, expired promotion, or compromised connection can reach several public profiles before a team notices. Use least-privilege roles, separate clients, review connected apps, and prohibit unattended publication for sensitive categories. AI images and captions require checks for fabricated facts, discriminatory or unsafe content, unwanted resemblance, copyright, trademarks, music, likeness consent, and accessibility. Disclose sponsorships, endorsements, affiliate relationships, and synthetic media when required. Do not upload customer or employee information merely to personalize a post. Use qualified review for regulated claims, preview links and media, cap automation, monitor account warnings and replies, and keep a rapid pause, correction, and access-revocation process.
How Ocoya works
Ocoya organizes connected profiles, users, and assets into workspaces. A brand kit supplies visual identity, while the editor and templates build network-specific posts. AI tools generate, translate, or rephrase captions and create or edit media; commerce and content integrations can import product information or other source material. The calendar schedules finished posts, collaboration roles and approvals route drafts, analytics report supported performance, and automations or AI agents can execute configured recurring work. A global monthly credit allowance covers various AI text, media, and automation operations and resets rather than rolling indefinitely. Publishing depends on each network's API and may not reproduce every native feature.
Separate brands and authority
Assign workspaces, profiles, users, brand kits, commerce sources, data permissions, campaign owners, credit budgets, approval stages, claim evidence, and rules for automation and client access.
Draft with AI and templates
Generate copy or media from a specific brief, customize each network, use licensed assets, preserve source facts, and keep promotions, inventory, prices, dates, and disclosures synchronized with authoritative systems.
Approve the rendered post
Human reviewers check the exact preview for accuracy, rights, likeness consent, accessibility, brand voice, links, platform limits, privacy, endorsements, and legal or regulated claims.
Schedule with a stop mechanism
Release approved posts, monitor connection health, comments, errors, credit use, policy warnings, and campaign outcomes, then expire promotions, pause automations, correct mistakes, and audit access.
How to set up Ocoya
Design workspace and approval boundaries
Separate brands and clients; define owners, roles, profiles, data sources, content rules, substantiation, disclosures, automation limits, escalation, and final publishing authority.
Confirm plan and credit economics
Compare workspaces, users, profiles, credits, storage, approvals, analytics, integrations, agent features, automation volume, annual commitment, taxes, and support.
Load only approved brand assets
Add licensed logos, fonts, templates, product feeds, and media; connect profiles with minimum access and protect unreleased and customer information.
Pilot generation and platform previews
Draft several variants, verify copy and translations, inspect every media frame, add captions and alt text, confirm links and dates, and route claims for approval.
Release with monitoring
Start with a limited campaign, monitor publishing errors, comments, policy flags, credits, automation runs, and outcomes, and pause or correct stale and misleading posts.
Ocoya FAQs
How much does Ocoya cost?
Monthly plans currently list $19, $49, $99, and $199; annual billing shows lower effective monthly equivalents. Verify live prices, taxes, and promotions.
What uses Ocoya credits?
Credits are a shared unit across AI text, translation or rewriting, media generation, background removal, automations, and related features; consumption varies by operation.
Do credits roll over?
Ocoya's current pricing explanation says the included monthly allowance resets each month. Confirm current add-on and fair-use terms before purchase.
Can Ocoya fully automate a social account?
It can automate configured work, but unattended publishing raises claim, context, security, and platform-policy risk. Keep approval for sensitive or consequential content.
Does a brand kit guarantee consistency?
No. It supplies design and tone inputs, but generated content can still violate voice, facts, rights, accessibility, or policy and requires human review.
Listing reviewed 2026-07-15. Product details and pricing can change; verify important terms on the provider's website.
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