Become a Surrogate Mother
You have the power to help others
Carrying a child for someone else is one of the most profound gifts a woman can give. If you enjoy being pregnant and have had easy pregnancies, being a surrogate for a family that could not otherwise have a baby can be a deeply rewarding experience – and the compensation you receive may allow you to go back to school, stay at home with your children, or fund a lifelong dream. Learn more about surrogate mother pay.
We love to spoil our surrogates
During your journey, you can anticipate receiving NW Surrogacy Center goodies; it’s just another way that we can say thank you. Other small perks of working with us include: a private Facebook group with other surrogates, frequent in-person events in multiple cities and states, virtual meet-ups, and so much more!
Ready to see if you qualify?
If you are a healthy, nonsmoking woman between the ages of 21 and 41 years old and have had previous healthy, full-term pregnancies, we would love to hear from you!
Surrogate requirements
In order to be a surrogate, you must be:
- living in one of the surrogacy friendly states we work in
- physically and mentally healthy
- between 21 and 42 years old
- a non-smoker
- parenting your own child, with a history of a healthy pregnancy
- willing to take medication by injection for several months
- willing to abstain from alcohol and drugs
- have a BMI between 18 and 34 (check your BMI)
Surrogate-friendly states
Why NW Surrogacy Center?
We have over 30 years of experience working with highly qualified legal and medical professionals. Whether you’re seeking an intended family or already have a relationship with one, we take care of you every step of the way, from your very first questions to the birth and beyond.
We personally get to know all of our surrogates and intended parents and work hard to make the best, most rewarding matches possible. We work with diverse clients, including LGBTQ and straight couples and single parents. We provide both structure and flexibility, giving you and the intended parents the outline and tools to design your ideal experience and relationship.
How much do surrogates earn?
Surrogates earn $71,000-$87,000+ in total compensation and benefits. You will be reimbursed for lost wages and childcare, and if you do not have health insurance, the intended parents will provide it for you.
All costs, like travel, attorney fees, and medical bills, will be paid by the intended parents. For more information, see Surrogate Compensation.
Earn $2,000 before you even confirm a pregnancy and enjoy a supportive kind agency helping you every step of the way. 💗
Ready to see how much you can earn?
Surrogacy isn’t just a gift for someone else’s family—it’s a gift for yours, too.