Earn Money Passively Mapping While You Drive
Help build the next global map competitor to Google Street View and Waze while democratizing map data
How Much Can a Professional or Gig Driver Earn Mapping While Driving?
Results may vary, You may do better or worse depending on your driving habits and the regions you drive in
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Currently, we see professional drivers passively earning $200 - $350 per week or more (using one camera) - varies by location, routes, clarity of view, driving habits and reputation score.
What is the Process?
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Obtain One or Two Hivemapper Dashcams (front view + passenger side curb view)
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Drive Using Special Mapping Camera(s) to Verify Location Data, Blur Faces, and License Plates
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Download Image Data to Smartphone or Tablet
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Upload Photos Over Cellular or WiFi
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Get Rewarded Weekly
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Save Your Rewards or Convert Them to Cash Out on Your Schedule (This is not financial advice, Do your own research!)
While anyone can buy a Hivemapper Dashcam and earn rewards, at GetHexTek, we are fleet operators and managers, that typically split rewards and therefore are inclined to recommend Hivemapper cameras to drivers who:
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Are in Hivemapper defined regions and drive a minimum of 400 miles or 650 km per week while not commuting to a single location or the same exact daily route.
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Maximize their drive with two dashcams
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Drive mostly during daylight hours. You can collect images beginning at 45 minutes after local sunrise to 45 minutes before local sunset.
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Are able to drive a variety of secondary roads, not just the interstates (Regional and Long Haul being the exceptions) and main roads in a city or town.
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Drive throughout a metropolitan or larger area
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Already own a newer smartphone which you are familiar with and comfortable using.
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Get a lot of windshield time:
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OTR, Regional Truckers, or Tow Truck Drivers
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Amazon DSP, Amazon Flex, FedEx, and UPS Drivers
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DoorDash and GrubHub Food Delivery Drivers
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Draiver and Roadie Platform Drivers
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Auto Dealer Parts Couriers and Shuttle Drivers
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Regional Appliance, Large Electronics and Furniture Delivery Drivers
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Service Technicians and Contractors that make many random stops throughout the week
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ParaTransit and Medical Transit Providers
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Realtors or other Regional Salespeople.
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