High Ticket · Dropshipping · E-commerce · Canada
Canadian e-commerce entrepreneur based in Dubai who teaches high-ticket dropshipping through High Ticket (HighTicket.io), with six-month programs listed at $6,000 and $20,000.
Brook Hiddink is an e-commerce entrepreneur from St. Thomas, Ontario, who teaches high-ticket dropshipping: running online stores that sell premium products, typically priced at $3,000 or more, shipped directly by the supplier. According to his own website, he played hockey at a high level until injuries ended that path, then enrolled in law school at Queen's University and left during his second year with more than $170,000 in student debt. His birth year or age does not appear in any public source reviewed.
He founded High Ticket (HighTicket.io) in 2022. The site's terms and conditions, last updated July 10, 2026, name the operating company as BERH Stores & Consulting Inc. FZCO, incorporated in the United Arab Emirates, with an address in Dubai Silicon Oasis; disputes go to the Dubai International Arbitration Centre. He also runs Supplier HQ, a subscription database of high-ticket suppliers and distributors with a built-in CRM, sold at $29, $49 and $99 per month. His website mentions a further project, GuruPay, as coming soon. In a doola "15 Minute Founder" interview he is described as based in Dubai, and his Skool and TikTok profiles also list Dubai.
He publishes on YouTube (@Brookhiddink, about 93,400 subscribers, plus a smaller @BrookHiddinkBusiness channel with 603), TikTok (@brookhiddink, about 94,400 followers), Instagram and X (@ecomwithbrook). Figures read on September 13, 2026. He has appeared as a guest on podcasts such as Paper and Purpose.
The High Ticket program page lists two six-month options. The Accelerator, at $6,000, includes course materials, group coaching, community access, Supplier HQ access and email and chat support. The Incubator, at $20,000, adds one-on-one coaching, phone support, concierge Supplier HQ support and 15 advanced modules. Both are reached through an application form, and the site also funnels visitors to a free training. The FAQ advises budgeting an extra $500 to $1,000 to set up a store, plus an optional $500 for advertising. The terms state that refund conditions vary by offer and that, absent specific terms, sales are final.
The story of his first results comes from his own material: 13 unsuccessful low-ticket stores, then $170,000 in revenue in his second month with high-ticket products and more than $4.6 million in his first year. High Ticket's About page claims 110+ employees, 12,000+ students and $70M+ in student revenue. None of these figures has an independent source. The site itself states that it does not guarantee income results and that testimonials are not typical.
On reputation, no independent press coverage of him or his company was located beyond interview and podcast appearances. A search of ftc.gov for "Hiddink" on September 13, 2026 returned no action under his name. Most search results about his programs are affiliate review blogs, which are not used as sources here.
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| Program | Type | Published price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| High Ticket Accelerator Six-month high-ticket e-commerce program with course materials, group coaching, community access, Supplier HQ access and email and chat support. Entry through an application. | Course | $6,000 Checked Sep 14, 2026 | View |
| High Ticket Incubator Six-month program that includes everything in the Accelerator plus one-on-one coaching, phone support, concierge Supplier HQ support and 15 advanced modules. Entry through an application. | Mentorship | $20,000 Checked Sep 14, 2026 | View |
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A Canadian e-commerce entrepreneur from St. Thomas, Ontario, now based in Dubai. He left law school at Queen's University, turned to high-ticket dropshipping in 2021 and founded the training company High Ticket (HighTicket.io) in 2022, as well as the supplier database Supplier HQ.
The HighTicket.io program page lists the six-month Accelerator at $6,000 and the six-month Incubator, which adds one-on-one coaching, at $20,000. Both require an application. The site's FAQ recommends an extra $500 to $1,000 to launch a store, plus optional ad budget.
It is the top tier of Brook Hiddink's High Ticket program: six months of course material, group and 1:1 coaching, community access, phone support, concierge help with Supplier HQ and 15 advanced modules, listed at $20,000 on the official program page.
What can be checked: his company, BERH Stores & Consulting Inc. FZCO, is named in the HighTicket.io terms as a UAE-incorporated business, and the programs and prices are published on the official site. His revenue and student figures come from his own material without independent verification, and the site says it does not guarantee income. A search of ftc.gov on September 13, 2026 showed no action under his name.
Beyond interviews and podcast appearances, no independent press coverage of Brook Hiddink or High Ticket was found, and the testimonials on his site are presented by the company itself as not typical.
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