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Indiana-based online entrepreneur who sells high-ticket sales training through Kingdom Closer Academy and a six-month mastermind for coaches and consultants.
Trey Cockrum is an online entrepreneur based in the Indianapolis area of Indiana who teaches high-ticket sales and coaches owners of online coaching, consulting and agency businesses. His YouTube channel describes his work as helping people start and grow online coaching, consulting and education businesses. In a September 2020 interview on the MentorZ podcast he was introduced as the founder of COAH (City On a Hill) Marketing, a paid-traffic and funnel agency, and as having been unschooled by entrepreneurial parents. His LinkedIn profile lists him as founder of Consulting Blueprint, an earlier consulting program. His date of birth is not listed in any source reviewed.
He publishes mainly on YouTube (@TreyCockrummm), where the channel had 29.9K subscribers and 767 videos when read on September 14, 2026, and on Instagram (@treycockrum), which the YouTube channel links to. The channel lists January 28, 2009 as its join date.
His current paid offers are sold through Whop, under the creator profile @tcbiz (location shown: Indianapolis), and through pages on treycockrum.com. Kingdom Closer Academy is described on Whop as a six-month program that trains students in appointment setting, sales and leadership and helps source closing opportunities for them. The Whop product page shows a one-time $450 plan; the same page also refers to an access pass named "KCA Deposit", so it could not be confirmed whether $450 is the full cost of the program or a deposit. The home page of treycockrum.com presents a placement service for remote high-ticket sales roles, with access through an application and a one-to-one Zoom call and no price published. A $27 add-on, the VIP Zoom Call Playbook, sells a closing call script described as the one used in the academy's webinars.
For established business owners he offers Kaizen, a six-month mastermind for online coaches, consultants and agencies making $10k to $100k a month, which according to its sales page includes one-to-one Slack support, bi-weekly group calls and three in-person retreats a year. No price is published; access is through a booked call. Whop also lists smaller products under his profile (KCA Masterclass, Kaizen Mastermind, Spry AI) without public descriptions or prices.
Income and results figures on his pages, such as the statement that his students have made more than $20M, or member case studies of revenue growth, are his own claims; no independent source confirming them was found. Whop's creator page displays a platform-reported earnings total for the profile, which does not break down by product. As of September 14, 2026, no press coverage beyond podcast interviews was located, and a web search of ftc.gov and state attorney general announcements returned no action under his name. The state business registry and OpenCorporates could not be checked for this profile, so the legal entities behind his programs are unconfirmed.
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| Program | Type | Published price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kingdom Closer Academy Six-month program on appointment setting, sales and leadership with help sourcing high-ticket closing opportunities. Whop shows a one-time $450 plan, but a "KCA Deposit" pass is also referenced, so the full cost is not confirmed. | Course | Not published Checked Sep 15, 2026 | View |
| VIP Zoom Call Playbook Closing call script with objection handlers and tonality notes, sold as an add-on to Kingdom Closer Academy. | Course | $27 Checked Sep 15, 2026 | View |
| Kaizen Six-month mastermind for online coaches, consultants and agencies making $10k to $100k a month: one-to-one Slack support, bi-weekly group calls and three in-person retreats a year. Price not published; access through a booked call. | Mentorship | Not published Checked Sep 15, 2026 | View |
Prices are those published by the mentor on the date checked and may change. “Not published” means we couldn't find a public price.
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An Indiana-based entrepreneur who runs the YouTube channel @TreyCockrummm (29.9K subscribers on September 14, 2026) and sells high-ticket sales training through Kingdom Closer Academy and a mastermind called Kaizen. He previously founded COAH Marketing and the Consulting Blueprint program.
Trey Cockrum's sales training program on Whop. Its product page describes six months of training in appointment setting, sales and leadership, plus help finding closing opportunities. Remote sales placement is promoted on treycockrum.com through an application and Zoom call.
The Whop product page shows a one-time $450 plan, but the page also references a "KCA Deposit" pass, so it is not confirmed whether that is the full price. The placement service and the Kaizen mastermind publish no price and are sold after a call. A $27 call script add-on is also listed.
What can be checked: his programs are sold openly on Whop and his own site, and his YouTube channel dates to 2009. The $20M student results figure comes from his own channel with no independent confirmation. A search of ftc.gov on September 14, 2026 found no action under his name; business registry records were not checked.
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