A woman accomplishes one of the greatest acts of altruism when she becomes a Surrogate mother. It’s absolutely NOT an easy job. The time commitment, the constant reminder of the hopes laid on her, the physical and emotional toils, the sacrifices she and her family makes are simply immeasurable. As a gesture of gratitude and to continue the legacy of giving back, we believe Surrogate mothers should be generously compensated because no amount of money can equal their compassion. Moreover, the sum Surrogates make through the compensation can help them in many meaningful ways.
We understand that would-be Surrogates have many questions regarding compensation, how much they get paid and how it is paid off and what other things they should keep in mind.
It’s impossible to pinpoint an exact amount due to the many factors and variable situations. The compensation varies country to country, state to state and agency to agency. On average, First-time Surrogates in the US make $25,000 – $60,000 working with a reputable agency.
First-time Surrogates make $43,000 to $60,000 + bonus and experienced Surrogates make even more.
Read more$52,000 to $63,000
up to $60,000
First time Surrogate earns $44,000 and more
$30,000 to $46,000 — plus reimbursement for additional expenses depending on state of residence and experience
$35,000 to $63,000
$35,000.00-$55,000.00 based on Gestational Carrier’s insurance, experience, and requests
$50,000 to $80,000
$30,000–$40,000 + additional payments
The most accepted way of payment is through escrow funds. Once the contract is completed, an escrow fund is set up for payable amounts.
All funds related to your surrogacy will be held in this trust account that is managed by or an experienced escrow company, so that all moneys due for your Surrogate fees and reimbursement of related expenses are paid in a timely manner. All financial matters will be handled by the surrogacy agency, removing this component from your relationship with the Intended Parents.
Many agencies start paying Surrogates as they enter the agreement. These pre-pregnancy amounts cover the following expenses:
Once pregnancy is confirmed through blood test, the Surrogate starts receiving the actual reimbursements that typically cover:
The additional payments take care of extra expenses may be incurred or unforeseen circumstances may arise, such as:
Repeating Surrogates have proven they can carry a healthy pregnancy to term. Moreover, having previous experience means you are aware of the pregnancy intricacies, recognize the physical and emotional changes, are familiar with the medical procedures and know how to maintain a healthy
Read MoreCompensation varies state to state mostly due to travel requirements, living standards, and demand. A local Surrogate has less travel and other related expenses to be paid by Intended Parents. Also, in states where Surrogates are in high demand (such as California, Texas, New York).
Read MoreClearly, carrying multiples is an added weight (literally and figuratively). In the IVF process, a chance remains for a single embryo to split up and result in twins, triplets, or multiples. On the other hand, Intended Parents and Surrogate may agree to carry twins. In such cases, Surrogates earn more
Read MoreIn some cases, Intended Parents may need the Surrogate Mother’s breast milk to feed the baby as she will be lactating for a period. In such a special case, the Surrogate Mother can earn extra for safely collecting and shipping her breast milk to the Intended Parents’ address
Read MoreWhile Surrogates can use surrogacy compensation for various things, but it needs great motivation to become a Surrogate. Here are some selfless women explains why they love helping other families experience the joy of parenthood.
A journey where you can help your family and earn $43,500 – $60,000 by giving life and helping others create a family. If you need help on how to start, please chat with us.