Johnny Mau is a high-ticket sales closer and trainer who teaches remote closing and objection handling to people selling on the phone for online businesses. He presents himself as the founder of High Ticket Syndicate (HTS), a sales team and training business; his Skool profile describes "millions collected in high ticket sales, running teams up to million dollar months." On The Tai Lopez Show he was introduced as the operator of a sales floor generating over $1 million per month. These figures come from his own material and interview introductions; no independent source for them was found.
According to a post on his X account, he dropped out in 2023 and began documenting his path in sales on TikTok. A podcast episode published on October 17, 2025 was titled "How he dropped out of college and became a multi-millionaire at 22." His exact birth year and home state or country do not appear in any source reviewed.
He publishes on YouTube (@Johnny-Mau, 11.4K subscribers and 159 videos, channel created November 21, 2024), TikTok (@johnnymauu, 21.6K followers and 726 videos) and Instagram (@johnnyymau), and posts on X as @JohnnyMauu. The YouTube channel links to the High Ticket Syndicate application page and to his Instagram account; figures read on September 14, 2026.
He sells access in three ways. Rev1, a paid Skool community he owns, lists a price of $95 per month, with a note that it will rise to $297 per month; it includes a 3-day Objection Challenge and a nine-chapter objection-handling course, and showed 79 members when read. The High Ticket Syndicate website promotes the "Preframe Psychology System" for closers and setters, with live group coaching several times a week, one-on-one coaching and an automated call-review rubric; it publishes no price and sends visitors to an application page. He also runs an "HTS Syndicate" membership on Whop, whose page listed 4,761 members and his social accounts, but no price could be read from it.
The HTS website says it has served "500+ Closers & Setters" and carries a disclaimer that results shown are not typical. No press coverage by an independent outlet was located beyond podcast appearances (The Tai Lopez Show and an October 2025 podcast episode). A web search restricted to ftc.gov on September 14, 2026 returned no FTC action under his name or under High Ticket Syndicate. The legal entity behind High Ticket Syndicate and the state where it is registered could not be confirmed.