Bird — Ride Electric

Shared Electric Vehicles

Published by: Blue Jay Transit
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Revenue

Description

Bird is the convenient, eco-friendly way to get around your city. Sign up to get access to electric vehicles in over 350 cities worldwide.
HOW IT WORKS:
* Download the app
* Sign up
* Choose your payment method (PayPal, credit card, etc.)
* Select and unlock your vehicle
* Ride electric!
The fun way to get to your destination
Head to work, run a few errands, or just go for a weekend ride. With the Bird app, get from point A to B safely and with style.
ECO-FRIENDLY MOBILITY
Our mission is to make cities more livable by reducing car usage and lowering carbon emissions.
Every ride with Bird makes you a part of that mission.
DISCOVER SPECIAL FEATURES AND OFFERS
–Get free rides
Share your code with a friend and you both get a free ride.
—Travel together
Riding with friends? The "group rides" feature lets you sign up for multiple e-vehicles through just one phone.
—More rides for less money
From daily to monthly rates, Bird has Ride Pass pricing plans that make sense for every rider.
—Safety
Do your part to keep your community running smoothly. Wear a helmet, use bike lanes, and make sure to park neatly and keep sidewalks clear.
Download now and ride electric.
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    Bird is free.

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User Rating

4.8 out of 5

2,380 ratings in New Zealand

5 star
2,157
4 star
99
3 star
36
2 star
12
1 star
70
Ratings History

Bird Reviews

Would give negative stars if I could

NicknamesRDumbass on

New Zealand

Cannot remove card information from the app, but I could add the exact same card details again. Failed to scan the card. Kept failing at payments, with either the same card or a different card, and after rebooting the app (didn't try rebooting the phone, I had given up at that point)

Rip off

f430-girl on

New Zealand

Beware!! Do not use this service. We were charged twice and end up paying over $80 for and 8.99 ride pass. NO CUSTOMER SERVICE AT ALL

Scammy App

Vuhvvyvugyv on

New Zealand

Terrible service, scooter would not start even though I was in a designated area to do so. Worst part is that I got charged either way. Don’t use this service if you can help it, you never know if it’s going to work or if it’s just going to waste your money and time. Oh and to top it off it’s not the first time this happens.

Not letting me update balance

tcvbiini on

New Zealand

It’s not letting me update my balance don’t use it there scamming you my moneys coming out and no balance on account I’ve been scammed for 250$ in total.

Good economic

c748836 on

New Zealand

Thanks

BS

samnew zealand on

New Zealand

Came here for New Years at Taupo and looked at 5 scooters that were available on the map and walking to them to scan the QR code came up saying low battery. Don’t recommend

Making me broke

fyk chb on

New Zealand

This scooter was very fun. I would’ve given it five stars however, the payment button in the app that automatically pays kept turning on without me clicking it. This meant that I was spending way more money than I thought as the payment automatically rolled over :(.

App wouldn’t let me end ride on faulty scooter

birdisNottheword on

New Zealand

Ok, I’ve loved using lime scooters so thought I’d have some fun on this one on a holiday. Started it up easy, started charging me. The accelerator didn’t work from the start, so I went to end the ride. Surprise!! Endless errors saying I wasn’t parking in the right spot. Restarted phone, reopened app, reinstalled app, parked in like 15 different spot. Parked beside 10 other scooters, “not a correct parking area” finally worked after about an hour of wasted time. Worst experience would not recommend.

Pay for credit before you can unlock

NOTHAPPYHALSWELL on

New Zealand

This app makes you pay for $10, $20 or $50 before you can unlock a scooter, not charge you the amount the ride actually cost. Lime doesn’t make you do that. It’s a stupid system.

Rubbish App

nfuvf on

New Zealand

So many issues with the app, so many bugs don’t even both trying to use it

Store Rankings

Ranking History
Category Rankings
Chart
Category
Rank
Top Free
12
Top Free
18
Top Free
36
Top Free
45
Top Free
51

Keywords

Bird Competitors

Name
Lime - #RideGreen
Electric Scooter & Bike Share
Spin — Electric Scooters
Electric Scooter & Bike Share
Veo
Shared e-scooters & bikes
Wheels | Private Rentals
Electric Vehicle Subscriptions
Dott – Unlock your city
Electric ride sharing
Superpedestrian LINK Scooters
Electric Scooter Share
Helbiz - Micromobility Hub
Shared Mobility Platform
Yango Wind - e-scooter sharing
Capital Bikeshare
Divvy Bikes
The official Divvy share app

Bird Installs

Last 30 days

Bird Revenue

Last 30 days

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App Info

Category
Travel
Publisher
Blue Jay Transit
Languages
Arabic, Azerbaijani, Bulgarian, Burmese, Central Khmer, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, Georgian, German, Greek (modern), Hebrew (modern), Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lao, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese
Recent release
4.323.0 (5 days ago )
Released on
Sep 30, 2017 (7 years ago )
Last Updated
3 days ago
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