Beeminder is obviously amazing, but it really "loses its sting" when you can't set a penalty higher than $25 (give or take -- I don't know what the current limit is).
Beeminder's model is a bit different, in that the payment amount keeps going up if you keep falling off track. The current upper amount you can pay is $7290 (as in once you hit $7290, it will keep charging you that amount).
1) Theres no option to have a referee that isn't friends or family
2) Its automated, and no human actually checks up to see if you are staying on track.
3) You can't really set huge stakes
Has stickk changed? When it was new you could set anyone to be your referee.
> Its automated, and no human actually checks up to see if you are staying on track.
With stickk, isn't the human referee the one who checks up on your progress?