Surrogate Compensation
How much does a surrogate make?
How much does a surrogate make?
We offer a generous compensation package of up to $55,000, depending on your location and whether you have been a surrogate in the past. We aim to provide one of the best surrogate compensation packages in the industry.
How does surrogate compensation work?
Typically, $43,000 is the amount paid for a first time surrogate. Additional fees are paid for every additional child born past one, C-Section delivery, etc. All of this will be explained in detail during your consultation and interview with us.
Surrogates with a positive surrogacy experience receive higher compensation. i.e. $45,000 to $55,000. THESE ARE ESTIMATES. Please use this as a guideline.
What expenses are covered as a surrogate?
As a Surrogate, there are many benefits and expenses you are eligible for across various categories related to the surrogacy journey. No surrogate should incur expenses as a result of being a part of our program. Here’s a breakdown of how we have our surrogates covered:
Medical and Psychological Expenses
Intended parents pay for all surrogate medical and psychological screening costs, medications, and medical expenses related to the embryo(s) implantation and the pregnancy.
Legal Fees
As a surrogate, you will enter into a legal agreement with the intended parents prior to starting any medications. All surrogates complete a legal consultation prior to signing their contract, so they have a full understanding of the legal process.
Insurance
If you have health insurance that does not have surrogacy exclusions, that is great news for our intended parents and your base compensation will be higher. The intended parents will be responsible for all copays and deductibles related to the pregnancy. If you do not have insurance that will cover the pregnancy, the intended parents will purchase a plan that will cover this expense. The intended parents will also purchase a one-year life insurance policy on your behalf.
If you have any questions that have not been answered on the website, we encourage you to call us anytime.
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What are the requirements to become a surrogate?
Working with Eggceptional Surrogates is an honorable and rewarding experience. We’re dedicated to your care and ensuring this is a positive experience that you will look back on with great pride and satisfaction. Surrogate requirements center around making sure that you are physically healthy and mentally in the right place to become a surrogate. The Eggceptional Surrogate candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Must have delivered at least 1 child of your own with no serious complications.
- Are between the ages of 21-42 years of age
- Have a Healthy Body Mass Index (BMI) Cannot Be Obese.
- Have the support of family and friends
- Do not use illegal drugs, smoke cigarettes, or abuse alcohol
- Women with IUDs, contraceptive implants, or who have had the Depo Provera shot are welcome to apply but must be willing to have their IUDs or contraceptive implants removed before a transfer.
- Must be a US Citizen or a Permanent Resident
- Must live in a surrogacy legal state
TESTIMONIALS
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