Why costs differ between single-parent journeys
An intended parent with suitable frozen embryos has a different starting point from a single father who needs donor eggs and IVF, or a single woman who needs a new treatment cycle. Programme protection and the number of planned journeys also change the scope.
Biological starting point
Existing embryos, new IVF, donor eggs, donor sperm and genetic testing each create a different medical plan.
Programme protection
Complete, defined-attempt, guaranteed, VIP and tandem routes include different levels of treatment and rematching coverage.
Surrogate pathway
Matching, screening, preparation, support, pregnancy expenses, delivery and any rematching provisions must be identified.
Post-birth route
DNA, registration, translations, legal records, passport support and the length of the intended parent’s stay can affect planning.
What a complete proposal should show
Our written proposal groups the journey into understandable workstreams so you can see what is fixed, what is conditional and when each payment becomes due.
- Eligibility, case review and programme coordination
- Clinic testing, IVF or embryo review and laboratory services
- Egg-donor or sperm-donor services when required
- Surrogate screening, matching, agreement and preparation
- Defined embryo transfers and rematching provisions
- Pregnancy monitoring, surrogate support and delivery planning
- Local legal, DNA and birth-registration coordination
- Translation, certification and post-birth document support
Fixed scope, conditional costs and personal expenses
A transparent plan separates three categories. The programme fee covers the services listed in your agreement. Conditional costs apply only if a stated medical, pregnancy or logistical event occurs. Personal expenses are paid directly by the intended parent.
Programme scope
The defined medical, surrogate, coordination and legal services included in the selected route.
Conditional items
Examples may include additional procedures, complications, multiple pregnancy, extended care or services beyond the signed scope.
Personal expenses
Flights, accommodation, personal insurance, meals, embassy fees and home-country professional advice.
Optional choices
Optional genetic testing, additional storage, premium logistics or other services selected by the intended parent.
Payment milestones
Payments are connected to real programme stages rather than presented as one unexplained total. Your proposal identifies the exact amounts and due dates before acceptance.
- Programme acceptance and case preparation
- Medical, donor or embryo-shipment stage
- Surrogate matching and agreement stage
- Transfer and pregnancy milestones
- Delivery and post-birth documentation stage
How to compare two surrogacy proposals
Compare like with like. A lower headline can exclude donor medication, embryo shipment, failed-transfer protection, surrogate rematching, pregnancy expenses or post-birth legal support.
- Ask for the exact number of IVF cycles and embryo transfers
- Confirm donor, surrogate and medication inclusions
- Read the cancellation, pause and rematching rules
- Identify every variable or third-party fee
- Confirm birth, DNA, registration and travel-document support
- Match every payment to a programme milestone
How to receive your current programme price
Complete the confidential eligibility check with your biological starting point, preferred route and intended timing. We will identify the appropriate programme and issue its current written scope and payment structure.
No payment is required to submit the initial eligibility form.