Gestational Surrogate – Earn $50K–$80K+ with Postpartum & Wellness Care | SurrogateFirst

Carry Hope, Build Families & Receive the Care You Deserve

Becoming a Gestational Surrogate is an incredible journey. At SurrogateFirst, we ensure you feel valued, supported, and rewarded every step of the way. Founded by individuals who have gone through the surrogacy process themselves, we’ve re-imagined surrogate care to focus on your physical, emotional, and financial well-being.

(Now accepting applications in all eligible US states. Excludes TX, NE, LA, MI, and CA).

How SurrogateFirst Stands Out from Other Agencies:

• 360° Surrogate Care: Benefit from our SurrogateFirst Wellness & Postpartum Programs, ensuring your mind and body are supported during pregnancy and long after delivery.
• Faster Matching Times: Efficient, thoughtful matching with intended parents who share your values and expectations.
• 100% Virtual Onboarding: Complete your screening, interviews, and paperwork comfortably from home.
• Sisterhood & Community: Connect with fellow surrogate moms through monthly support groups, referral perks, and surrogate retreat events.

Surrogate Compensation & Benefits Package

• First-Time Surrogates: Base pay starting at $45,000 – $55,000+
• Experienced Surrogates: Base pay up to $60,000 – $75,000+
• Total Estimated Value: $55,000 – $85,000+ with fees, bonuses, and allowances.
• Milestone Bonuses & Allowances:
• Monthly Personal Allowance ($200 – $300/mo)
• Contract Signing Bonus: $1,000
• IVF Medication Start Bonus: $500 – $1,000
• Embryo Transfer Fee: $1,500 – $2,000
• Maternity Clothing Allowance: $800 – $1,000
• Fully covered health, legal, and travel costs

Basic Requirements to Get Started:

• Female between 21 and 42 years old
• Live in an eligible US state (US Citizen or Permanent Resident)
• Have delivered at least one healthy child of your own (currently living with you)
• Uncomplicated pregnancy history
• Non-smoker and drug-free with a healthy BMI (generally under 32)
• Financially independent (not receiving non-medical state assistance)