Social Media Automation: the tools companies use

Content creation, scheduling, and posting

23 companies on usedby use at least one of the 2 tools in this category with a public customer. Feedhive leads with 15 companies. Then come Ocoya (8).Latest check Oct 3, 2026: 7 of 23 public lines checked. Counts are of companies on usedby, not of the whole market: we list a company when a public page shows its AI tools.

companies on usedby use a tool of this category

Latest check Oct 3, 2026: 7 of 23 public lines checked

Which tool is used most

Companies per tool. A company using two tools counts for both.

Feedhive15
Ocoya8

Counts include job-post signals, drawn apart on each tool page.

Ranked by customers

Companies with a public line for each tool. Job-post signals count and are drawn apart in the proof bar.

Social Media Automation tools ranked by companies on usedby
#	Tool	Customers	Proof
1	Feedhive	15
2	Ocoya	8

Feedhive15 customers

Feedhive is used by 15 companies on usedby, 0 confirmed by a case study, a named quote or a press release. Named customers include Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Who uses Feedhive

Latest check of 7 of 15 lines: Oct 3, 2026.

Ocoya8 customers

Ocoya is used by 8 companies on usedby, 0 confirmed by a case study, a named quote or a press release. Named customers include Pepsico, Uber, and WPP. Who uses Ocoya

Newest customers

Companies first listed by a tool of this category in the last 90 days.

No new customer yetTracking of changes on these tools' pages started on October 3, 2026. New customers appear here, dated, after two complete checks of those pages.

Questions about Social Media Automation

Answers drawn from usedby data.

What is the most used tool in Social Media Automation?

Feedhive, used by 15 of the 23 companies on usedby in this category. Then come Ocoya (8). Who uses Feedhive.

Do more companies use Feedhive or Ocoya?

Feedhive: 15 companies on usedby, against 8 for Ocoya.

How does usedby rank these tools?

By the number of companies with a public line for each tool, read from dated captures of vendor customer pages, case studies, press releases and job posts. Job-post signals count in the totals and are shown apart. usedby lists a company when a public page shows it, so these counts describe the companies on usedby, not the whole market.