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Ocoya

03 Creation

A reasonable consolidation play — Ocoya bundles caption AI, basic design, and scheduling where Buffer schedules only. If your bottleneck is producing posts, Ocoya earns the seat; if it's consistency, Buffer's simpler queue is harder to abandon.

The job in the stack

The social-content seat: generating, designing, and scheduling social posts from one dashboard instead of three tools.

Pricing

Plan Price Notes
Starter $29/mo $290/yr annual (two months free); 1 user, 5 social profiles, 300 credits
Team $79/mo $790/yr annual; 5 users, 20 social profiles, 1,500 credits — most popular
Agency $199/mo $1,990/yr annual; 20 users, 100 social profiles, 5,000 credits
Enterprise custom Custom plans for larger businesses; talk to sales

Pricing verified 2026-10-08. Plans change — the source of truth is Ocoya's own pricing page.

Models & versions

  • Travis AI + templates Caption generation, hashtags, image templates, scheduler

The honest read

What works

  • + Create-design-schedule in one flow cuts tool-switching
  • + Caption and hashtag AI is genuinely time-saving at volume
  • + E-commerce integrations for product-post generation

What breaks

  • − AI captions ship generic unless you feed them your voice — edit before queue
  • − Design tools are template-level, not Canva-level
  • − Consolidated tools live and die by their weakest module

Use it for

  • →Solo marketers running multiple brand accounts
  • →E-commerce stores generating product posts at volume
  • →Replacing a Buffer + Canva + captions-AI triangle with one seat

Skip it if

  • ×Your posts are performing and you just need scheduling — Buffer is simpler
  • ×Brand design quality is the differentiator — keep Canva in the loop

Questions operators ask

?Ocoya or Buffer?

Buffer if scheduling is the job — it's simpler and cheaper. Ocoya if content production is the bottleneck and you want generation, design, and queue in one place. Decide by where your time actually goes.

What changed

  1. Freshness sweep: no change. ocoya.com/pricing still lists Starter $29, Team $79, Agency $199 per month (same users, profiles and credits), two months free on annual, custom Enterprise, 7-day trial. New-feature tags (Bio pages, MCP) only; no new plans.
  2. Real drift found: Ocoya replaced the Bronze / Silver / Gold / Diamond ladder ($15 / $39 / $79 / $159) with three tiers — Starter $29/mo (1 user, 5 profiles, 300 credits), Team $79/mo (5 users, 20 profiles, 1,500 credits), Agency $199/mo (20 users, 100 profiles, 5,000 credits) — plus custom Enterprise. Annual billing is two months free ($290 / $790 / $1,990 a year). Read from ocoya.com/pricing with both billing toggles. The entry price nearly doubled; Ocoya's own help-center article still lists the old ladder (last updated January 2024), so treat it as stale. 7-day free trial confirmed.
  3. Freshness sweep: all four tiers confirmed unchanged on ocoya.com/pricing ($15/$39/$79/$159 monthly, 20% off annual, same profile/user/credit limits). 7-day free trial confirmed.
  4. Freshness sweep: all four tiers confirmed unchanged on ocoya.com/pricing ($15/$39/$79/$159 monthly, 20% off annual). Third-party aggregators list higher monthly prices ($19–$199) — those are stale; the official page is the source of truth. 7-day free trial confirmed.
  5. Freshness sweep: Bronze/Silver/Gold prices confirmed unchanged at $15/$39/$79 (20% off annual); added exact profile/credit/user limits per tier and a Diamond tier ($159/mo) not previously listed.
  6. Added to the stack (social-content seat). Pricing seeded from January 2026 baseline, pending fresh verification by the update loop.

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The social-content seat: generating, designing, and scheduling social posts from one dashboard instead of three tools.

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