Seeking a compassionate Surrogate to help change a family's life forever.
What is a Surrogate?
A Surrogate is a woman who carries and delivers a child for another couple or individual. By choosing to become a surrogate, you will change a family’s life forever in a way that no one else can.
Why become a Surrogate?
Many surrogates create special bonds with their intended parents that last a lifetime. We are proud to offer the highest surrogacy base compensation fees, with competitive Surrogate pay and benefits that make becoming a surrogate well worth it for both the surrogate and the intended parent(s).
One of the main reasons to become a Surrogate is to help individuals and couples start a family. This is an incredibly rewarding role for many women, as they have the chance to make others’ dreams of becoming a parent come true when they themselves cannot conceive. Surrogate parents are the answer for many intended parents, including infertile couples who cannot conceive on their own, LGBTQ+ couples who need an egg carrier, and single individuals who are ready to take on parenthood by themselves. Finding the right surrogate is challenging for many intended parents, which often results in months to years of waiting. You could be the answer to someone’s prayer!
What is a Surrogate’s compensation?
As a Surrogate you get paid to carry someone else’s baby. First-time surrogates receive $45,000 base. Second- and third-time surrogates are earning $10,000 to $20,000+ more. You receive additional benefits, like a monthly allowance, childcare allowance, housekeeping allowance, clothing allowance, psychological support, life insurance, health insurance, travel and food allowance, reimbursable mileage, and the list goes on. If you are looking to help someone else start a family and you could also use some extra cash to put a down payment on a home, go back to school, pay off your college debt, or travel, surrogacy could be right for you!
What are a Surrogate’s responsibilities?
As a Surrogate, you will match with intended parents and help them by carrying their baby. You will attend regular medical appointments and follow medical advice in order to maintain a healthy pregnancy.
What are the qualifications to be a Surrogate?
Surrogate mothers must be between the ages of 21 and 38
Must be a healthy female with regular menstrual cycles
Have had a least one successful, live birth with no major complications during pregnancy and delivery and no more than one C-section
BMI below 32 (Calculate your BMI here)
Non-smoker and non-drug user
Financially stable, responsible individual with exceptional communication skills
U.S. citizen, Canadian citizen, or have valid U.S. permanent residency status
Not currently taking medications for mental illness (anxiety, depression, etc. within the last six months)
No history of bi-polar disorder, anxiety, etc. (psychological screening will be performed)
Contact
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