Company Name: One Hundred Feet, Inc.
About: Optimizing the last [x]100 feet of delivery
Headquarters: San Jose, California, United States.
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Contact e-Mail: edward@beans.ai
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Developer: One Hundred Feet, Inc.
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Get Pricing Info for One Hundred Feet, Inc.by Dsrtwolf
Well how disappointing the Beans app is now forcing anybody that wants to use it to pay a fee to use it but they still want you to help them by supplying them with apartment maps still want you to help them by sending emails to the different apps that people would be on to use the Beans app so they want us to do all the work for them and also pay them sorry beans you’re being deleted and there were other ways than to charge your users I would think you could get enough money off of Adds and integrating with the gig apps but LS goodbye
by Lopezzepol
You say you want to help gig workers but now you are charging us $4.99 a month to keep using it. We already have to pay out of pocket for everything being a gig worker that now you’re asking us to pay to keep using. Half the apartments don’t even have floor info or gate access so paying is pointless and a waste of money. This app became greedy once they saw all the users who downloaded it. Now we’re all going to delete and go elsewhere. Shame on you for trying to take what little we do make already.
by Jt Womack
After using the paid service of Beans to mapp out apartment units in San Diego California for a few dozen deliveries, I realized the claims of Beans are not current, but for the future, as most apartments I delivered to where not mapped out. Customers should not have to pay for such a hit-and-miss (more miss than hit) type of service. I’ll be back once they up their game. If it were free now, it probably would not be worth my time since my experience with it says only a small minority of apartment units are mapped out.