We are looking for kind-hearted, healthy young women between the ages of 21 and 44 who have previously given birth—and who feel called to change lives in the most beautiful way.

For those who choose to become surrogates, the journey is often described as one of the most meaningful experiences they’ve ever had.

From base pay and bonuses to medical coverage and reimbursements, understand how compensation works can help you make an informed decision.

Becoming a gestational surrogate is an incredible journey, but it also comes with important medical and legal considerations.

Life has a way of placing extraordinary people in our paths. Meet Sarah—a gestational surrogate, our superhero.

I have a friend that has a deep desire to have a child and for many reasons: an emergency hysterectomy, cancer, five plus miscarriages...

Surrogacy has changed a lot over the years, and many people do not understand how it works. How can explain what you’re doing?

From the first moment the thought of becoming a surrogate entered your mind, we have been thankful for you.

Welcome to our Dear Surrogate Blog Series. Blogs dedicated to the special women that feel a calling to carry a child for another.

Beyond base compensation, surrogates receive reimbursement for various expenses associated with the surrogacy journey.