Planoly vs Ocoya: Which is a better fit?

Natalie S.: Hi, I'm Natalie. I am a nail artist. I give Planoly 4 out of 5 stars and it's just me that is in the company. So before trying out Planoly, I tried a few different apps, one being Later, and I think another one was called Plann, with two Ns, but they just wasn't quite as intuitive as Planoly. Planoly is quite easy to use and so I decided to stick with them. The reason I chose to stick with Planoly was because it was really easy to use. You get a lot on the free plan. You get options to upgrade if you want to, but it is so easy to put your feed together and decide how you want it to look and make sure you're happy with it before you hit post or before you schedule it to be sent to your socials. Planoly was so easy to get started with. It is quite intuitive to use. You don't have to really figure it out. Everything's there for you to just upload your photos and then you get a welcome tutorial so that you know how to use it and then you can just get going. I would really recommend Planoly for anyone that likes to make sure their feed is aesthetically pleasing because it is so easy to use and it has plenty of options to upgrade should you need to. But even with the free plan, you get 30 uploads a month and that is more than enough for you to get started.

Vanessa: Hi, my name is Vanessa. I am a social media manager for a company called Modernist. We do social media management for advocacy groups and nonprofits, and we're a smaller organization. And I also give Ocoya 3 out of 5 stars. I used previously Buffer and Lonely. Buffer has been useful for me, but there are some aspects of the product that are a little bit lacking for the size of our organization. They were recommended to me, Ocoya, as a platform. A lot of the users found the lot really good success with it and discovered to be a great dupe, as it were, for Buffer, and you're able to do basically everything that you could do with Buffer for a quarter of the price. And so I was really excited about that. The onboarding process was relatively simple. There were no platforms that were missing from Ocoya or that had difficulty being able to connect with in the first place, and so we were able to get up and running within an hour of getting account passwords and things like that. So that was really useful in the beginning. So for smaller entities, if you are looking to manage just your own accounts, or if you are looking to manage, at most, another organization's accounts, Ocoya definitely is going to add value to you. However, if you are interested in managing several groups at once, or managing several groups of accounts within the same platform, you might want to consider how you're going to administrate that because it can get really messy very quickly.