Hey, I’m Jako. I Run A High-Ticket Dropshipping Store.
I run a high-ticket dropshipping store that sells $2,000+ equipment to businesses. I’ve never held a single product.
I’m 24. I live in Canada and sell into the US. This site is where I show you exactly how it works.
How I Got Here
At 21, I was delivering pizza, making just above minimum wage.
So I tried everything online. Trading. Amazon FBA. Etsy (three stores suspended). Low-ticket dropshipping, a few bucks a sale. I spent about $25,000 on courses, and a lot of it was a waste.
None of it was a real business. I felt lost.
Then I found high-ticket dropshipping on Twitter. It just made sense.
My first store sold lawn equipment. Around then, I quit pizza for a landscaping job: better pay, and the same kind of equipment I was selling.
I ran my own crew, and I still had to ask when I could eat. Nobody got raises. So I built the store at night. Podcasts all day on the job. All-nighters at home.
The Morning It Clicked
A couple of weeks in, I was in my little office before my shift. Then: ch-ching. $2,500.
As much as a whole week of landscaping, from one sale. I told my mom and dad first.
When winter came, we all got laid off. I went full time in November 2024 and never looked back.
Why High-Ticket Dropshipping Beats Selling To Homeowners
A homeowner can grab a cheap mower anywhere. A business needs commercial specs, and there’s no cheap version.
They have a budget to spend. They order more than one. They don’t haggle.
So I built a store that sells to them. Its customers include the federal government and some of the biggest companies in America.
My Shopify dashboard. Since January 2025 the store has done $3M+ in sales. I keep my niche private. These are my results, not a promise of yours.
How High-Ticket Dropshipping Works, Step By Step
1. Pick a niche where the buyer is a business. Equipment they need to do their work, at $1,000 or more.
2. Find US brands that work with online dealers. Many have a dealer form. Once approved, you get a price list. Here’s how I find my suppliers.
3. List their products at the brand’s retail price. Your dealer price is lower. The gap runs the business.
4. Take the order and let the manufacturer ship. You send a purchase order with the customer’s address. They ship it from their warehouse.
The full walkthrough is in how to start high-ticket dropshipping, and in the guide I wrote from my own store.
What $3M+ In Sales Looks Like
The dashboard above shows $3,118,901 in sales since January 2025. The average order is about $2,090. I’ve never touched one of the products.
Those are my results, not a promise of yours.
What This Page Is Not
No calls. No coaching. No community. Just two things: my free high-ticket dropshipping guide and the course waitlist.
Got a question? Email me. I read every one.
Questions About Me And The Model
Do I need to hold inventory?
No. The manufacturer ships each order straight to the customer. I’ve never held a single product.
How much does it cost to start?
Around $200 to get set up: an LLC, a domain, a business email, a store phone number and a logo. Then ads, about $30 a day on Google Shopping. No inventory to buy.
What do I sell to businesses?
Equipment businesses need to do their work, from US brands, at $1,000 or more per main product. I keep my own niche private. Restaurant equipment is the example I use.
What My Life Looks Like Now
I own my house. I have a full-time employee who runs the day-to-day, so I work on growing the store.
No boss. No Sunday scaries. Two Bengal kittens, my guitar, and time with my girlfriend.
Honestly, it still feels unreal. I’m grateful every day.
The output is the input. What you put in is what you get out.
Want To See How I Do It?
My free 60-page guide shows the whole model. How it works, how I pick a niche, and how I get manufacturers to say yes.
Send Me The Free GuideQuestions? Email me at jako@highticketdropshipping.com.