
Ocoya is a Vilnius-based software company that develops an AI social media management platform.
Small businesses and solo marketers face steady pressure to publish on many social networks at once, while generative AI has made assisted drafting and design practical at self-service price points. Expectations for content volume have grown faster than marketing headcount at most small companies.
The scheduling and content-creation space is crowded, with legacy schedulers adding AI assistants and standalone products competing on price and simplicity. A vendor that combines brand-styled generation with broad network support can hold a position with buyers who want one tool rather than a suite.
Ocoya combines AI drafting, an in-house design editor, and scheduling across many social networks in one workspace, so a small team can move from idea to published post without switching tools. Workflows automate repeating publishing jobs such as turning blog articles and product feeds into scheduled posts.
The platform also exposes its publishing tools over an API and an MCP server, which lets connected AI assistants operate the suite end to end. That agent-operable positioning is uncommon among established schedulers that keep every action inside a human calendar interface.
Ocoya sells its platform through monthly subscription tiers aimed at individual creators, small teams, and agencies, and has at times distributed through lifetime-deal marketplaces. Public homepage pricing places its entry plans in the low tens of dollars per month and its top agency plan near two hundred dollars per month.
The tiers differ mainly in how many social accounts, team members, and automated workflows a customer can run rather than in access to the core generation features, so a business can start cheaply and pay more as its number of channels grows.