Ocoya Reviews & Ratings

4.7/5

“AllinOne Saves Me Half My Tools”

I was juggling Canva for graphics, Copy.ai for captions, then three tools for scheduling. Ocoya replaced all of them—I write copy with Travis AI, design visuals in-app or via Canva integration, schedule across channels, and track results—all in one place. It’s so clean and efficient that I save at least 30–40% of my time weekly. Sometimes I bump into a small bug, but their dev team patches fast.

Pros : One dashboard for AI copywriting, graphics, scheduling, analytics.

Cons : Still early days—small bugs surface now and then.

Switched from : CloudSocial

Reason to switch : I switched to Ocoya to simplify my stack and reduce manual copying between apps.

4.5/5

“Analytics Are Basic, But Good Enough”

I check my Ocoya dashboard weekly and get a decent overview—likes, shares, post counts, hashtag performance. It’s not packed with data, but enough to shape my next week’s content. If I was running big campaigns, I might want more in-depth analysis.

Pros : Simple analytics dashboard tracks post counts, engagement metrics.

Cons : Lacks deeper insights like audience demographics or competitor benchmarks.

Switched from : Sprout Social

Reason to switch : I started small with Ocoya for essential analytics—might upgrade later when needed.

4.5/5

“Scheduling Works Great, but Watch Your Drafts”

Their post calendar is neatly organized, and scheduling across Instagram, LinkedIn, even Pinterest (Beta) is easy. But I lost a caption when the page auto-refreshed unexpectedly. I’d love an autosave feature to avoid those mishaps.

Pros : Calendar-style scheduler and cross-platform posting save tons of time.

Cons : A random page-refresh once deleted a live draft—I had to retype it.

Switched from : Metricool

Reason to switch : I traded Metricool for Ocoya for AI-driven creation and smoother multi-platform scheduling.

4.5/5

“MultiLanguage AI Copy Is a Huge Win”

My brand targets Spain and Brazil, and being able to generate copy in multiple languages is a lifesaver. The Spanish captions are decent but can feel literal sometimes—like the AI misses cultural nuance. They’re working on improvements.

Pros : Travis AI supports 28+ languages—great for diverse audiences.

Cons : Some languages still have rough translations, especially idioms.

Switched from : FeedHive

Reason to switch : I switched to Ocoya to reach multi-lingual audiences without juggling different tools.

4.5/5

“Fast & Clean UX, But Still Growing Up”

From signing up to posting my first TikTok, it took under 10 minutes. The UI is crisp and responsive, and Travis AI gives me caption drafts in seconds. Still, I ran into a weird ghost post once—it didn't show in the scheduler until a refresh. Nothing major, but I notice these little quirks in their early-stage platform.

Pros : Extremely intuitive interface, lightning-fast workflow.

Cons : A few small bugs and feature gaps occasionally show up.

Switched from : Buffer

Reason to switch : I moved to Ocoya for speed and a cleaner design than the clunky mix of tools I used before.

4.3/5

“AgencyReady, But Analytics Upgrade Needed”

We use Ocoya at my agency; multi-user access and workspaces work well. I can assign posts and review approvals easily. But until we hit Diamond pricing, our reporting is just post-counts and likes—no branded charts or client-friendly downloads.

Pros : Supports teams, multi-workspaces, branded reports (higher tiers).

Cons : Advanced reporting locked behind higher tiers—mine only does basic stats.

Switched from : Agorapulse

Reason to switch : Switched to Ocoya for affordability and creative workflow—may add Agorapulse for advanced reporting later.

4.3/5

“Lifetime Deal Was a Sweet Bargain”

When I saw Ocoya’s lifetime deal on AppSumo, I jumped—it included Travis AI, graphics, scheduling, and basic analytics. For a small biz owner, this was huge. I don’t need advanced reporter tools, though maybe someday. But for now, posting and analyzing is intuitive and easy.

Pros : Lifetime plan gave me full access at a great price; solid functionality.

Cons : Limited advanced reporting at this tier.

Switched from : Planoly

Reason to switch : I left Planoly combo for a one-time payment and full features in Ocoya lifetime.

4.3/5

“Good Canva Integration, but Could Be Smoother”

I love editing Canva graphics directly within Ocoya—it flows nicely. But I’ve had to reload mid-edit before, losing some tweaks—annoying, but rarely a dealbreaker.

Pros : You can design in Canva from within Ocoya and import assets.

Cons : Sometimes UI lagged and reloading lost changes.

Switched from : Buffer

Reason to switch : I integrated Canva into Ocoya to simplify drag-and-drop design in my workflow.

4.2/5

“Great AI Captions, But Graphics Are Basic”

Travis AI nails captions—just type in a topic, choose tone, and I have a polished caption in seconds. The templates are fine for quick posts, but when I need brand-accurate visuals, I sometimes need to jump to a proper design tool. I’d love more flexibility built in.

Pros : Travis AI generates solid captions and hashtag suggestions.

Cons : Template customizations can feel limited—wished for more design freedom.

Switched from : Jasper AI

Reason to switch : I moved from Jasper+Canva combo for faster caption creation, but still rely on Canva for premium graphics.