Costs for Your Surrogate

Full-service, luxury concierge surrogacy agencies typically fall at the higher end of the fee spectrum. At $45,000, Les Petits Surrogacy offers exceptional value for this level of personalized service and support.

Our approach to journey coordination is designed to benefit both intended parents and gestational surrogates, providing thoughtful guidance, proactive communication, and experienced oversight at every stage. Navigating surrogacy without professional coordination can leave families and surrogates feeling overwhelmed or uncertain about what comes next. Having an experienced team to manage the details, anticipate challenges, and provide consistent support can help reduce stress and foster greater confidence throughout the journey.

At Les Petits Surrogacy, we believe exceptional care should come with a fair and transparent fee. We combine the personalized attention of a boutique concierge agency with the experience and hands-on support needed to help both intended parents and surrogates feel informed, supported, and confident as they move toward their shared goal of a healthy pregnancy and a positive surrogacy experience.

Typical ranges: $25,000 – $75,000+

Surrogacy involves complex legal agreements to protect the rights of the intended parents and the surrogate involved. Legal fees can vary depending on the complexity of the agreements and the jurisdiction in which you’re operating.

We will refer you to expert attorneys in our network
to guide you through the specific components of
legal fees.

Typical ranges: $10,000 – $20,000+

This includes the costs of fertility treatments, In-Vitro Fertilization procedures, prenatal care for the surrogate, and delivery expenses. These costs can vary widely depending on the specific medical needs of the intended parents and the surrogate and for that reason it’s very difficult to provide an estimate.

Les Petits Surrogacy will work with you to detail the specific costs relative to your unique situation.

Surrogates are typically compensated for their time, effort, and the risks associated with carrying a pregnancy. Compensation can vary based on factors such as location, the Surrogate’s experience, and any additional expenses she may incur during the pregnancy.

Typical ranges: $65,000 – $100,000+

Many surrogacy arrangements include counseling or therapy for both the intended parents and the Surrogate to help navigate the emotional complexities of the process.

Typical Ranges: Actual rates based on meeting packages range from $2,000 to $3,000.

If you or the Surrogate need to travel for medical procedures, you’ll need to factor in the costs of transportation, lodging, and other travel-related expenses.

Typical Ranges: Based on actual costs

Ensuring a gestational surrogate has appropriate health insurance coverage for pregnancy and delivery is important for protecting both the surrogate’s well-being and the intended parents’ financial interests. Understanding the available coverage and potential out-of-pocket expenses early in the process helps everyone plan with greater confidence.

In some cases, a surrogate may have health insurance through her employer or a spouse’s employer that allows for coverage for a surrogacy journey. In other situations, intended parents may need to explore purchasing a separate policy, either through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace during open enrollment or through a private insurance option that provides appropriate coverage for a surrogacy pregnancy.

Every journey is different, and insurance options can vary considerably depending on the surrogate’s existing coverage, where she lives, the policies available in her state, policy exclusions, enrollment timing, and individual circumstances. Our extensive experience and individualized approach help intended parents navigate these complexities and connect with experienced insurance professionals to evaluate available options and potential financial exposure.

Typical Ranges: Costs for health insurance and out-of-pocket medical expenses can range from $0 to $37,000. The actual amount depends on the insurance coverage available, premiums, deductibles, coinsurance, and other medical expenses incurred throughout pregnancy and delivery. We encourage intended parents to review these considerations early so they can better anticipate potential costs and plan accordingly.