Ocoya

Freemium

By AI Bookmarks Editorial Team, Directory editors Last reviewed 2026-10-23

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Social media scheduler with AI copy and image generation, plus link-in-bio pages and basic analytics.

Quick facts

Pricing	Freemium
Free tier	Limited — trial with a small credit allowance, then paid plans
Platforms	Web
Developer	Ocoya
Website	https://www.ocoya.com/

What Ocoya is

Ocoya combines social media scheduling with AI content generation. You plan posts on a calendar, generate copy and images from a prompt, and it publishes to the main networks; a library of templates covers the formats that perform on each platform. It also offers link-in-bio pages and basic analytics. The proposition is one tool for a small team that cannot afford a copywriter, a designer and a scheduler separately. The limits are depth and quality: generated copy needs editing to avoid sounding generic, image generation is basic compared with a dedicated model, and analytics are shallower than in a specialist social tool. It suits solo marketers and small agencies running several client accounts. Posts can be scheduled in bulk for a week at a time, and each client workspace keeps its own library of approved content. Hashtag suggestions and a caption generator shorten the gap between an idea and a published post.

Best for

Solo marketers running several accounts
Small agencies producing social content for clients
Keeping a posting calendar filled without extra tools

Not ideal for

Deep reporting and attribution analysis
Brand campaigns requiring custom visuals

Pros

Scheduling, copy and images in one place
Templates speed up recurring formats
Link-in-bio pages included

Cons

Generated copy needs editing for tone
Image quality is basic next to dedicated models
Analytics are shallow

Pricing in detail

A trial includes a small credit allowance. Paid plans are billed monthly or annually and scale by the number of social profiles, AI credits and seats; agency plans add multiple client workspaces. Credits are consumed by AI generation, so heavy content production uses a plan faster than the profile count suggests. Confirm the profile and credit limits together before choosing a tier.