Queer Surrogacy prides itself on maintaining a lower agency fee compared to others in the industry. We believe in keeping our services accessible for the LGBTQ+ community, ensuring that everyone who wishes to start a family through surrogacy can do so without financial barriers. We keep low overhead by maintaining a small staff and lower annual contract commitments. This approach supports our commitment to affordability and personalized attention throughout your surrogacy journey.​

Gestational Carriers will receive a base compensation for carrying the pregnancy. First time surrogates receive a base fee of $45,000. Additional compensation may include maternity clothing, reimbursement for lost wages due to medical appointments or recovery, and coverage of various medical procedures such as fertility treatments, prenatal care, and delivery expenses. These details are agreed upon in a contract, ensuring clarity and fairness throughout the arrangement.

Legal fees include the cost of drafting and executing legal documents, such as the surrogacy contract, and any legal fees associated with the birth of your child. Queer Surrogacy offers a compensation package for its Gestational Carriers which can help outline those items in your contract.

Medical expenses for your gestational carrier can include the cost of fertility treatments and medications, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF). Other medical expenses likely will include prenatal care and delivery expenses. Although actual costs may vary depending on the fertility clinic, having expectations on these expenses will help mitigate uncertainties and ensure a positive experience for all parties involved. 

The costs associated with IVF, including fertility treatments and medications, can vary significantly depending on the fertility clinic selected. Each clinic sets its own pricing structure for procedures like in vitro fertilization, taking into account factors such as the complexity of treatment, the need for specific medications, and the clinic's location.

If the intended parents or gestational carrier needs to travel for the embryo transfer, medical appointments, or birth, travel expenses such as airfare, lodging, and meals may be incurred.