Surrogate Pay & Compensation

Thank you for being here!  We are grateful you are willing to help others by being a surrogate!

Being a surrogate fulfills waiting parents dreams by helping them in the most amazing way; by giving them the gift of family. Nothing compares to the immense and rewarding feeling when delivering surro-baby into the arms of waiting parents.  Intended parents are ready and waiting to pay their surrogate the well-deserved compensation that will also fulfill their dreams for themselves and their family. They would love to meet you!

But first, we understand you have many questions as you research information about how to become a surrogate and which agency to work with; one of which is, What is the average surrogate pay?

Surrogate pay for each individual surrogate depends on a few variables. A Pathways To Parenthood surrogate can earn up to $75,000 plus.  Contact us today to see what you will earn as a surrogate mother with Pathways To Parenthood Surrogacy Agency.

Email: tina@pathwaystoparenthood.com       Phone: 913-469-5500

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When you become a Pathways To Parenthood surrogate mother, you will be compensated at the beginning stages of your surrogacy journey. There will be numerous tasks and responsibilities during your surrogacy process that align with compensation payments for your time and effort.

In addition to compensation, all expenses are covered. You will not incur any out-of pocket expenses. Expenses include:

• Fertility clinic fees
• Surrogacy attorney fees
• Surrogate insurance costs
• Surrogate travel expenses
• Lost Wages
• Childcare
• And more!

Get started today by checking our surrogate requirements and completing our pre-screening application. We have many Midwest parents waiting to meet you, hoping you will be the one that will make their dreams come true!

Additional Information for Surrogates

• Surrogate Compensation
• Basic Criteria
• The Surrogacy Process
• Surrogate Application
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Legal Considerations
• Independent v. Agency