Under every Main Street, a workshop.
Every store you run is wired to one platform beneath it. Scroll down and walk through it with Kai, room by room.
What Kai runs on. One platform for your business. It holds what every store knows, decides what each one needs next, and keeps a record of everything Kai does.

Every store you run is wired to one platform beneath it. Scroll down and walk through it with Kai, room by room.
Ocally reads your website and the public web before you connect anything: search, maps, reviews and AI answers. Then it connects the tools your stores already use.
The Knowledge Store holds every store's facts, numbers and findings. Each one keeps its source, how far to trust it and its full history.
Findings are what changed, with the numbers. Opportunities are what they likely mean for the store, built on at least two findings and shown with the evidence against.
Each store works toward its own goals: be easier to find, turn interest into customers, be known in the neighborhood, fill quiet hours and sell more. Every day, the engine decides what that store needs next.
One-off jobs and recurring routines run on the same engine. Anything that goes public, spends money, changes a price or messages a customer waits for your yes, and every action keeps a receipt.
Every action is measured against the store's own starting point and gets an honest verdict. Each store keeps its own playbook of what worked there.
One isolated platform for each business. Every Ocally agent working for you reads from the same place.
Store facts, numbers and findings, each with its source and history.
Photos, videos and documents, with every version and where it may be used.
Website files and saved versions, with review, preview and rollback.
Private keys and saved sign-ins. Kai uses them without ever seeing them.
Our team built AI and retail products at Google, Walmart and Amazon. Now we're building them for Main Street.
We test new models as they arrive and switch when one does the job better. You never choose, set up or chase a model.
Open models keep the cost of every job low, so a chain of 40 stores gets the same AI as one with 4,000.
Every business gets its own isolated platform and its own database. Nothing is shared, and nothing trains anyone else's AI.
Every chain starts with two people from Ocally: a growth specialist who learns your goals, and a growth engineer who connects your systems and sets up the work to fit how each store runs. Both are on us to start.
Book a free consultationOne system, not a tool for every job
The biggest promise of AI is consolidation. The same kind of software that can drive a car can write the reply to your email. So buying one point solution per job, each with its own login, contract and agency, now wastes money.
Judge software the way you’d judge a hire: by the range of work it can take on. That’s what to look for now: one system you can point at many jobs. Ocally is that for your stores: Kai and two people across listings, reviews, local search, social, AI answers, pricing, inventory and store routines, at every store.
Not sure what you could consolidate? Bring your list of tools and what they cost to a free consultation, and we’ll go through it with you.
Tools, agencies and people
A month$17,020
$681 per store
Ocally
A month$13,963
$559 per store
$3,058 a month less, $36,690 a year
Every default is the low end of a published price; type your own quotes over them. A staff hour is $54: the median pay of market research analysts and marketing specialists, $37.87 an hour (May 2025), plus benefits, which are 30% of what employers spend on pay (June 2026). The staff and approval hours are our estimates. Ocally’s price is customized, from $500 per location a month. Defaults from: Moz Local pricing; Reputation pricing; Peec AI pricing; RankAI: multi-location local SEO cost guide (June 2026); Cloud Campaign: social media management pricing guide (July 2025); WebFX: GEO pricing (May 2026); BLS: market research analysts and marketing specialists, pay (May 2025); BLS: employer costs for employee compensation (June 2026).
Software that lets AI agents plan and carry out work toward a goal, with the context, tools and permissions they need, and a record of what they did. Ocally is an agentic AI platform for retail chains: Kai, its growth agent, works from one knowledge store and a decision engine for every store.
No. Ocally does not train or fine-tune models on your data. Kai works from your Knowledge Store, and what the platform learns at a store is kept as that store's own record of what worked, what didn't and what hurt.
Your listings, POS, website, analytics, ad accounts and social accounts, plus sales reports and documents you upload. Before anything is connected, Ocally reads your website and public sources such as search, maps, reviews and AI answers. Where a tool has no API, Kai can use a real browser with sign-ins he never sees.
He can research, draft and prepare on his own. Anything that goes public, spends money, changes a price or messages a customer waits for your yes, given on the approval card itself. Editing an action means approving it again, and every action keeps a receipt.
Each action is measured at its store against that store's own starting point and gets a verdict: positive, neutral, harmful or inconclusive. Harm stops the work and an unclear result changes the plan. Results are measured, not claimed as cause and effect.
Yes. Each business gets its own isolated Ocally platform with its own database. Every Ocally agent working for you reads from the same knowledge, and nothing is shared with other businesses.