As a surrogate, it is important to be fairly compensated for your time, effort and the ultimate gift you are offering a family.
Fair compensation is important to feeling secure in your surrogacy journey. We strive to offer competitive surrogate pay to make sure you feel recognized and rewarded for your role.
Our surrogacy specialists are ready to help you get started. Just fill out our online form, and we will be in contact with you.
How Much Are Surrogates Paid in Hawaii?
As one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies in Hawaii, our surrogates can make anywhere from $55,000 - $110,000+. Your exact surrogate pay will be determined based on:
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Your Experience: Experienced surrogates earn more surrogate compensation due to their familiarity with the process and proven track record of success.
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Your Income: Your yearly salary will influence your surrogate pay in Hawaii.
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Your Agency: We take pride in providing our surrogates with the highest possible surrogate compensation.
Get an estimate of your surrogate pay rate in Hawaii with our surrogate compensation calculator.
How Does Surrogate Compensation Work in Hawaii?
With our agency, your Hawaii surrogate pay will be divided into two categories: base surrogate pay and additional compensation. Altogether, this package ensures you receive a salary for your efforts and that your surrogacy expenses are reimbursed.
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in Hawaii
Your base pay is the portion of your pay that you can use however you would like. Most women in Hawaii want to know what this amount will be when choosing to work with an agency.
How does it work? Once your pregnancy is confirmed, you will begin receiving your base surrogacy pay. You will receive 10 installments throughout your pregnancy.
Additional Compensation for Surrogates in Hawaii
Your Hawaii surrogate compensation package includes base pay plus coverage for all additional expenses. You'll never pay out-of-pocket for any surrogacy-related costs. This includes:
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Medical procedures
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Fertility medications
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Maternity clothes
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Legal fees
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Travel and lodging
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Lost wages
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Counseling
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And more
Dig deeper and discover how surrogates get paid.
First-Time vs. Second-Time Surrogate Compensation
First-time surrogate compensation vs. second-time surrogate compensation is one of the biggest factors in determining your overall surrogate pay rate. Experienced surrogates can earn more than first-time surrogates, sometimes by as much as $5,000 or more.
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First-time surrogate compensation in Hawaii typically ranges from $55,000 - $90,000+.
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Second-time surrogate compensation in Hawaii can be anywhere from $60,000 - $110,000+.
Third- and fourth-time surrogate compensation can be even higher.
Find the Highest-Paying Surrogacy Agencies in Hawaii
Going through the surrogate process requires commitment and dedication, and you deserve to be rewarded for your service. We want you to feel financially supported and rewarded for the incredible gift you're giving.
“American Surrogacy is focused on meeting surrogates where they’re at and what they're looking for in their compensation," said Brittany, one of our surrogacy specialists and a repeat surrogate. "Instead of saying, ‘This is all you’ll get, and this is the maximum we offer,’ it’s more like, ‘What are you looking for? Let’s start the compensation conversation there.’”
By working with the highest-paying agency in Hawaii, you can get the surrogate compensation you deserve. If you have questions about what to look for when comparing compensation between agencies, we have you covered. Speak with a specialist today to learn more.
What You Can Do With Your Surrogate Pay in Hawaii
Your surrogate compensation in Hawaii provides opportunities to achieve financial goals that might otherwise take years to reach.
“For me and my husband, it helped pay off a little bit of debt," said Tasha, a former surrogate and another one of our surrogacy specialists. "He’s in school getting his master’s in business, so it also helped cover some of that."
Other surrogates have used their compensation to accomplish important goals such as:
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Build financial security
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Invest in their children's future
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Save for down payment
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Plan amazing family vacations
The beauty of surrogate compensation is that it's entirely yours to use as you see fit.
Become a Paid Surrogate in Hawaii
Becoming a paid surrogate in Hawaii is a wonderful way to help others create a family while also improving your own family’s life. You can start the process with a few simple steps:
Step 1: Apply to Become a Paid Surrogate in Hawaii
Use this form to connect with a surrogacy specialist who can answer any questions you may have and get the ball rolling. The form can be completed in just a few minutes!
Step 2: Have an Initial Consultation
When it’s been determined that you have met the qualifications for surrogacy, you’ll schedule an initial video call with a surrogacy specialist to learn more. You’ll go over what you want your experience to look like, the type of family you want to work with and even the surrogate compensation you want to receive.
Step 3: Move Forward at Your Pace
Our process is designed to move at your pace. You can get started with matching with families today, or you can wait until the time feels right for you.
Common Questions About Surrogate Pay in Hawaii
Below, we answer your questions about surrogate pay in Hawaii and explain what factors are involved in the surrogacy process.
Is there a special kind of Hawaii surrogate insurance I need?
As a surrogate, you do not need to find your own insurance. If your existing plan doesn't cover the cost of a surrogate pregnancy, we will find you one that does.
Do surrogates get maternity leave in Hawaii?
Women in the U.S. are entitled to maternity leave by the FMLA, and that includes surrogate mothers. However, this does not entitle you to paid maternity leave. This is up to your employer. If you lose wages due to your maternity leave after surrogacy, you will be able to factor this into your surrogacy pay.
Do surrogates have to pay taxes in Hawaii?
Yes. Surrogates in Hawaii do have to pay taxes on their income. Contact your tax specialist to learn more about what might be needed during tax season.
Do surrogates in Hawaii get paid if they miscarry?
Surrogates still receive some of their surrogate compensation if they miscarry. You will receive all payments up until the miscarriage occurs. At this point, you and the parents can decide if you would like to try again.
Why do surrogates get paid?
Surrogates deserve to be paid for the amazing service they provide. When you are putting your time, energy and health into the work you do, you should feel properly compensated.
We want to help you earn what you deserve. Connect with surrogacy specialist to start the process today.