Tool profileOcoya
Social content and scheduling priced on credits the vendor does not define
Free trial29 USD a month for Starter with 1 user, 5 social profiles and 300 credits
Overview
Ocoya publishes tiered pricing with an agency-oriented workspace structure, starting at 15 USD a month for Bronze with 1 workspace, 5 social profiles and 100 credits. What a credit buys is not defined anywhere in the public material, and the supported social networks are not named on the pricing page.
Visit OcoyaIs Ocoya worth it?
- What it is
- Social content and scheduling priced on credits the vendor does not define
- Worth a look if
- You need many social profiles and seats cheaply, at 29 USD a month for 5 profiles rising to 199 USD for 100 profiles and 20 users.
- Skip it if
- You need to model cost per asset before committing, because the vendor still does not define what a credit buys.
- Cost to start
- 29 USD a month for Starter with 1 user, 5 social profiles and 300 credits. Trial only. No free plan. 7 day free trial with full feature access.
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Ocoya at a glance
| Job category | Social Media |
|---|---|
| What it replaces | Separate social content generation and scheduling tools |
| Pricing model | Trial only |
| Starting price | 29 USD a month for Starter with 1 user, 5 social profiles and 300 credits |
| Free tier | No free plan. 7 day free trial with full feature access. |
| Getting started | Free trial |
| Built for | Agencies needing many workspaces and user seats at a low price point |
| Company | Not published |
| Last verified | August 2026 |
Ocoya pricing and plans
| Plan | Price | What it includes | What that works out at |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 29 USD a month | 1 user, 5 social profiles, 300 credits a month | About 0.097 USD a credit, and the worst rate of the three published tiers. |
| Team | 79 USD a month | 5 users, 20 social profiles, 1,500 credits a month | About 0.053 USD a credit. |
| Agency | 199 USD a month | 20 users, 100 social profiles, 5,000 credits a month | About 0.040 USD a credit, the best published rate and roughly 41 percent of the Starter rate. |
| Custom | On request | Stated as available for large businesses with specific needs |
- Starter is 29 USD a month with 1 user, 5 social profiles and 300 credits.
- What one credit buys is still not defined anywhere on the pricing page, so cost per asset cannot be modelled before the trial. The per-credit rates above are money per credit, not money per finished post.
- Best value per credit is Agency at about 0.040 USD. Worst is Starter at about 0.097 USD, so the entry plan costs roughly two and a half times as much per credit.
- Yearly billing is stated as two months free, and credits refresh monthly.
- The trial is 7 days with full feature access.
Credits are the primary metered resource and are not defined anywhere in public pricing. Establish what one credit buys during the trial before committing, since that determines whether 100 credits is a month of work or an afternoon.
Ocoya features: what it does
- Pricing is published across three tiers from 29 to 199 USD a month, with users, social profiles and credits stated for each
- Social profile counts scale steeply for agency use, from 5 on Starter to 20 on Team and 100 on Agency
- User seats scale alongside profiles, at 1, 5 and 20 across the published tiers
- A 7 day free trial with full feature access, which is enough to answer what the pricing page leaves open
- Content generation and scheduling sit in one product rather than requiring two subscriptions
Ocoya limitations
- What one credit buys is not defined anywhere on the pricing page, so cost per asset cannot be calculated before paying
- Credits refresh monthly and nothing published says unused credits carry over
- The Custom tier publishes no figure at all, so the top of the range is a sales conversation
- No free plan, so the 7 day trial is the only way to establish the credit-to-asset ratio
- Deep analytics are not part of the offering, which is production and scheduling rather than measurement
Who Ocoya is for
| Your situation | What that means here |
|---|---|
| Agency needing many workspaces | Workspaces reach 20 on Gold and unlimited on Diamond, with user seats scaling alongside. |
| Small business wanting one cheap tool | Fifteen dollars a month with 5 social profiles covers content generation and scheduling together. |
| Buyer modelling cost per asset | Credits are quoted at 100, 500 and 1,500 without ever defining what a credit buys. |
| Team needing a specific network | Supported networks are never named, only referred to as social media platforms. |
| Analytics-led team | This is production and scheduling, not measurement. |
| Buyer considering the top tier | Diamond does not state a credit allowance at all, so the most expensive plan is the least specified. |
Ocoya use cases for marketers
- Agency social production and scheduling across client accounts, at 20 social profiles on Team and 100 on Agency.
- Small business social content generation and publishing in one tool rather than two subscriptions.
Ocoya FAQ
What does one Ocoya credit actually buy?
The pricing page still does not say. Without a unit, the 300 credits on Starter could be a comfortable month or a single afternoon. Make establishing this the first thing you do on the 7 day trial.
Which tier is the best value?
Agency, on credits per pound. It works out at about 0.040 USD a credit against 0.097 USD on Starter, so the entry plan costs roughly two and a half times as much per credit. Whether that matters depends on whether you can use 5,000 credits a month.
Ocoya sources and references
- Ocoya publishes Bronze at 15 USD per month with 1 workspace, 1 user, 5 social profiles and 100 credits; Silver at 39 USD with 5 workspaces, 5 users, 20 social profiles and 500 credits; Gold at 79 USD with 20 workspaces, 20 users, 50 social profiles and 1,500 credits; and Diamond at 159 USD with unlimited workspaces, 50 users and 150 social profiles with credits unspecified. A 7 day free trial with full feature access is offered. The page does not define what a credit represents and does not name the supported social networks.ocoya.com
- Ocoya describes itself on its homepage as an AI-powered hub for social media scheduling and content creation, positioning the product as production and scheduling rather than analytics.ocoya.com
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