Updated on 08/20/2021 Becoming a gestational surrogate is one of the most giving and selfless things that a woman can do for others. While it is a selfless act, it’s
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Compensation for Surrogate Mothers
Surrogate mothers are compensated for their emotional, physical and mental dedication to their surrogacy journey. In Texas, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, Ohio, and across the U.S., a surrogate mother can earn between $55,000 to $60,000, which includes base pay and benefits/expenses. A single fetus can earn a surrogate $35,000 and an additional $5,000 for a multiple birth. An experienced gestational carrier typically receives a higher compensation.
Base Pay & Covered Expenses for Surrogate Mothers
Other Possible Covered Expenses for Surrogate Mothers
Surrogate Mother Referral Program
Earn up to $3,000 each time you refer a surrogate!
If you are an experienced surrogate, share your personal journey with women who may be interested in helping create a family as well. Have them fill out our online application and put your name as their referral, and you will receive a $3,000 referral bonus!
Not an experienced surrogate or don’t meet the criteria to be a surrogate? You still qualify for the referral program! Head over to our Surrogate Requirements Page and share with anyone you think may be interested!
The Referral bonus is payable in two installments: $1,000 when they sign a contract with an intended parent and an additional $2,000 once an embryo transfer is complete. There is no limit on referrals.
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