Apply as a Surrogate
Help Intended Parents have a baby.
Earn upto $95,000.
Get Pre-screening Bonus of $1,200.
Who can Become a Surrogate?
- You should be 21 to 37 years old
- Have a BMI under 32
- Have at least one child of your own
- Be able to pass a background screening
- Either be a U.S. Citizen or a U.S. Permanent Resident of AL, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MD, MA, MN, MS, MO, MT, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, WA, and WY.
Meet our partner agency's requirements?
Who is a Surrogate Mother?
Surrogate Mothers or Gestational Carriers/Gestational Surrogates are selfless, compassionate women that carry a pregnancy for Intended Parents who cannot carry a pregnancy by themselves.
In a gestational surrogacy process, the Surrogate Mother does not have any genetic relation to the baby she is carrying. The sperm of the intended father or a sperm donor and the eggs of the intended mother or an Egg Donor are used to create embryos in the laboratory. This is called the In-vitro Fertilization or IVF process. This way the baby retains genetic relation with the Intended Parents.
The embryo is then implanted into the Surrogate Mother’s womb to achieve pregnancy. The Surrogate carries the pregnancy to term and once the baby is delivered, the Intended Parents take over the parental responsibilities of the baby.
Surrogate Mothers or Gestational Carriers/Gestational Surrogates are selfless, compassionate women that carry a pregnancy for Intended Parents who cannot carry a pregnancy by themselves.
In a gestational surrogacy process, the Surrogate Mother does not have any genetic relation to the baby she is carrying. The sperm of the intended father or a sperm donor and the eggs of the intended mother or an Egg Donor are used to create embryos in the laboratory. This is called the In-vitro Fertilization or IVF process. This way the baby retains genetic relation with the Intended Parents.
The embryo is then implanted into the Surrogate Mother’s womb to achieve pregnancy. The Surrogate carries the pregnancy to term and once the baby is delivered, the Intended Parents take over the parental responsibilities of the baby.
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Women who cannot carry pregnancy due to uterus related condition
Couples who are struggling with infertility and had multiple miscarriages
Intended Parents who don’t want to pass a genetic diseases to children
Same-sex couples who cannot carry a baby
How Much Do Surrogates Earn in Compensation?
We and our surrogacy partner firmly believe that Surrogates should be generously compensated for their time and effort.
First-time Surrogates can earn up to $75,000+bonuses, which is one of the highest in the industry. Experienced Surrogates earn even more.
Payments are made on a monthly basis, and you can start receiving compensation even before you are become pregnant.
| State | Employed | Unemployed |
| California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington | $ 75k | $ 68k |
| Arizona, New York, Colorado, Florida | $ 67k | $ 60k |
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Alabama, Connecticut, DC, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi,Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, and Wyoming * Experienced Surrogates earn more ** $200 Acceptance Bonus + $500 Preliminary Screening + $500 Medical Screening |
$ 55k | $ 48k |
The Surrogacy Process with Our Partner
Application
- Complete the application and instantly find out if you qualify. One of the coordinators will reach out for a brief phone interview and intake process.
Screening
- Complete the medical and psychological screening.
Matching
- You will be matched with Intended Parents based on your preferred criteria and the legal formalities are taken care of.
Embryo Transfer
- Follow the medication course to prepare for embryo transfer. On the day the transfer, appear at the clinic.
Pregnancy
- A few weeks after the embryo transfer, a blood work will confirm pregnancy..
Delivery
- Delivery will be done at the pre-determined hospital. The Intended Parents will be present and take over parental responsibilities upon delivery.
Post-Delivery
- Continue to get support and guidance post-delivery. You can come back for another surrogacy journey when you feel ready.
Our Promise to You
- As the nation’s only Ob-managed surrogacy agency, our partner agency puts your health and safety at the top priority.
- Surrogacy is a long-time commitment and can be emotionally overwhelming. The support team will always be on your side during and after the journey.
- We offer psychological counseling for our Surrogates if they need help on coping with the emotional changes.
- We make sure that you feel comfortable and your rights are always protected throughout the journey.
