Egg Donor Fees & Costs
Our egg donors are paid for their time and efforts. Below is a summary of egg donor costs for a single cycle, which includes basic egg donor compensation. Total cost may vary based on the particular situation, including whether or not you select an experienced egg donor. Please contact us with any questions about fees and costs.
Fresh Single Cycle: Egg Donor Costs & Fees
| Non-refundable Agency Fee to secure your Donor: | $8,900 |
Escrow Fees to Include:
| Donor Compensation: | $5,000 - $10,000 |
| Donor "Estimated" Travel Expenses*: | $5,000 |
| EDA Attorney Legal Coordination Fee: | $1000 |
| Donor Attorney Fee: | $1000 |
| Intended Parent Attorney Fee (if chosen from our recommended network): | $1000 |
| Donor Psychological Evaluation: | $450 |
| Donor Genetic Counseling: | $325 |
| Donor Insurance: | $297 |
| Escrow Account Management Fee: | $400 |
*Travel Expenses
Airfare costs for egg donor and a traveling companion, hotel accommodations (shared room for egg donor and companion), ground transportation, and $100 per diem.
Not Included:
Associated Medical Costs
All egg donor costs associated with the IVF procedures including medical testing, screening, laboratory, medications, ultrasounds, doctor visits are additional. Please contact your doctor for a complete listing of additional egg donation costs.
All fees are subject to change without prior notice.
Frozen Donor Eggs
| Frozen Egg Batch (6-8 eggs): | $16,900 |
| Premium Donor Batch (6-8 eggs): | $20,900 |
There are no additional agency fees associated with acquiring a batch of frozen eggs. We offer free shipping to any clinic in the United States at this time. Please refer to your fertility clinic for information on additional fees associated with a frozen egg cycle such as ICSI, embryo culture, embryo transfer and cycle medications.
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