How to Become a Surrogate — What It Takes, and What It Pays.
The real requirements, the honest timeline, and the compensation range nobody spells out. Apply once and we take it to the agencies that fit you.
Do you qualify? The basics:
Ages 20–38
One prior healthy delivery
BMI under 32
U.S. citizen or permanent resident
How to Become a Surrogate — What It Takes, and What It Pays.
The real requirements, the honest timeline, and the compensation range nobody spells out. Apply once and we take it to the agencies that fit you.
Do you qualify? The basics:
Ages 20–38
One prior healthy delivery
BMI under 32
U.S. citizen or permanent resident
Do You Qualify?
Every agency sets its own bar, but these four come up almost every time.
Age 20 to 38
Your age when you apply. A few agencies stretch to 40.
One prior delivery
At least one healthy pregnancy and delivery of your own.
BMI under 32
This is usually screened before anything else.
U.S. based
Citizen or lawful permanent resident.
COMPENSATION
Where the $50,000 – $120,000 actually comes from.
Surrogate compensation isn't a single number. It's base pay, milestone bonuses, and covered expenses, and every agency structures it differently. Here's how the pieces fit together, so you can compare offers on what you'd actually receive.
$5,000 – $10,000
Base compensation — paid to you in monthly installments across your pregnancy.
$5,000 – $15,000
Bonuses — embryo transfer, multiples, C-section, and invasive procedures.
$0
Out of pocket — medical care, travel, legal fees, and lost wages are all covered for you.
Find out what you'd qualify for
(Compensation varies by agency, location, and whether you've carried before. These ranges are typical, not guaranteed.)
COMPENSATION
Where the $50,000 – $120,000 actually comes from.
Surrogate compensation isn't a single number. It's base pay, milestone bonuses, and covered expenses, and every agency structures it differently. Here's how the pieces fit together, so you can compare offers on what you'd actually receive.
$5,000 – $10,000
Base compensation — paid to you in monthly installments across your pregnancy.
$5,000 – $15,000
Bonuses — embryo transfer, multiples, C-section, and invasive procedures.
$0
Out of pocket — medical care, travel, legal fees, and lost wages are all covered for you.
Find out what you'd qualify for
(Compensation varies by agency, location, and whether you've carried before. These ranges are typical, not guaranteed.)
COMPENSATION
Where the $50,000 – $120,000 actually comes from.
Surrogate compensation isn't a single number. It's base pay, milestone bonuses, and covered expenses, and every agency structures it differently. Here's how the pieces fit together, so you can compare offers on what you'd actually receive.
$5,000 – $10,000
Base compensation — paid to you in monthly installments across your pregnancy.
$5,000 – $15,000
Bonuses — embryo transfer, multiples, C-section, and invasive procedures.
$0
Out of pocket — medical care, travel, legal fees, and lost wages are all covered for you.
Find out what you'd qualify for
(Compensation varies by agency, location, and whether you've carried before. These ranges are typical, not guaranteed.)
HOW IT WORKS
From curious to matched, in four steps.
No commitment at any stage. You choose what to share, when to move forward, and which agencies get to see your profile.
1
Apply
Answer a few questions about you and your pregnancy history. It takes about five minutes, and nothing goes anywhere until you say so.
2
Talk it through
A personal conversation about your goals, your questions, and what matters most to you in an agency.
3
Build your profile
We verify your qualifications and put together a profile that presents you at your strongest.
4
Get matched
Your profile goes to agencies where you're a genuine fit. You compare what they offer and decide — on your timeline.
HOW IT WORKS
From curious to matched, in four steps.
No commitment at any stage. You choose what to share, when to move forward, and which agencies get to see your profile.
1
Apply
Answer a few questions about you and your pregnancy history. It takes about five minutes, and nothing goes anywhere until you say so.
2
Talk it through
A personal conversation about your goals, your questions, and what matters most to you in an agency.
3
Build your profile
We verify your qualifications and put together a profile that presents you at your strongest.
4
Get matched
Your profile goes to agencies where you're a genuine fit. You compare what they offer and decide — on your timeline.
HOW IT WORKS
From curious to matched, in four steps.
No commitment at any stage. You choose what to share, when to move forward, and which agencies get to see your profile.
1
Apply
Answer a few questions about you and your pregnancy history. It takes about five minutes, and nothing goes anywhere until you say so.
2
Talk it through
A personal conversation about your goals, your questions, and what matters most to you in an agency.
3
Build your profile
We verify your qualifications and put together a profile that presents you at your strongest.
4
Get matched
Your profile goes to agencies where you're a genuine fit. You compare what they offer and decide — on your timeline.
You Apply Once. We Do the Rest.
Applying to agencies one at a time is how most women burn six months. That is the part we take off your plate.
We already know the agencies
We have placed with them before. We know which ones answer the phone in month nine and which ones go quiet.
We match you on purpose
Where you live, your delivery history, and what you actually want out of this all narrow the list before you ever fill out a second form.
You are not handed off
Cindy stays reachable after the match. If something feels wrong, you have someone outside the agency to ask.
Questions Surrogates Actually Ask
01
What does the medical screening involve?
02
How long does the process take from application to embryo transfer?
03
Will I have to travel?
04
What if I do not match with the first agency?
05
Can I keep working while I am a surrogate?
What does the medical screening involve?
These are separate appointments. Once you are matched, your records go to the IVF clinic for review. After they approve them, you complete a psychological evaluation with a therapist. Medical screening comes after that — bloodwork, a urine test, a uterine evaluation, and a BMI check.
Didn’t find the answer you’re looking for?
01
What does the medical screening involve?
02
How long does the process take from application to embryo transfer?
03
Will I have to travel?
04
What if I do not match with the first agency?
05
Can I keep working while I am a surrogate?
TAKE THE FIRST STEP
See what you’d
actually qualify for.
Five minutes, a few questions, no obligation. You’ll hear back from Cindy personally — not an automated system.
Confidential. Personal. Never any pressure.
TAKE THE FIRST STEP
See what you’d
actually qualify for.
Five minutes, a few questions, no obligation. You'll hear back from Cindy personally -not an automated system.
Confidential. Personal. Never any pressure.
TAKE THE FIRST STEP
See what you’d
actually qualify for.
Five minutes, a few questions, no obligation. You’ll hear back from Cindy personally — not an automated system.
Confidential. Personal. Never any pressure.
