OOcoya

Ocoya’s cheapest plan costs $29 a month and connects five social profiles, from Instagram and LinkedIn to Bluesky, Threads and Mastodon. From a short prompt the tool writes captions and hashtags, generates images or short videos, and slots the result into a calendar at a suggested posting time.

The Lithuanian company calls its product a copilot for social media rather than an autopilot, and that is a fair label. Ocoya drafts and schedules; a person still signs off. What pushes it toward agent territory is automation: visual workflows and an MCP server that lets assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT run it.

How It Works

Users set up a brand kit with voice, colors and fonts, then generate posts that follow it. A Design Studio editor and templates handle visuals, and captions can be translated into 37 languages. Posts go out to more than 20 networks, including Facebook, X, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Pinterest, Google Business, Telegram and Discord. A social inbox collects replies, and analytics and link-in-bio pages sit alongside.

For hands-off work, visual workflows chain steps together, and integrations with Notion, Airtable, Webflow, Framer, Wix and WooCommerce can feed them content. The MCP server lets an approved assistant list connected channels, generate draft posts, schedule or publish them, and enable or run workflows. An API is available for developers.

Pricing

Starter costs $29 a month for one user, five profiles and 300 credits. Team is $79 for five users, 20 profiles and 1,500 credits, and Agency is $199 for 20 users, 100 profiles and 5,000 credits. Enterprise pricing is custom. Paying yearly gives two months free. The 7-day trial now requires a payment card and renews into a paid plan unless canceled.

Pricing trackers report that these plans replaced an older lineup in September 2026. The previous entry tier cost $15 a month, so the cheapest way in rose sharply, and an unlimited top tier was dropped.

What to Watch Out For

Buyers expecting an agent that runs a social account on its own will find Ocoya more of an assistant, unless they build workflows or connect an outside AI through MCP. AI generation runs on credits, so heavy image or video use can hit plan limits. Remember to cancel during the trial if it is not a fit. The customer count on the homepage, more than 650,000, is a vendor figure.