If you're considering becoming a surrogate in Washington, you may be wondering about compensation.
In this guide, we'll explore how much surrogates can make in Washington and what you can do with this pay. If you’re eager to start your surrogate journey, contact us today.
How Much Do Surrogates Make in Washington?
As a surrogate, you can make anywhere between $55,000 - $110,000+. The exact amount you make within this range will depend on:
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Prior Surrogate Experience: If you’ve been a surrogate before, you’ll be paid more based on your experience.
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Income: Your current income will help us decide your surrogate pay in Washington.
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Choice of Agency: We ensure our surrogates are some of the highest-paid in Washington.
In Washington, surrogate compensation is designed to recognize the extraordinary commitment of women who choose to become surrogates.
Learn how to determine your surrogate pay rate.
How Do Surrogates Get Paid in Washington?
This compensation consists of your base surrogate pay and reimbursement for additional expenses. Here's a compensation breakdown:
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in Washington
Your base pay is your surrogate salary for the amazing service you’re providing. The amount of time, energy and commitment needed to carry a baby for someone else makes being a surrogate a full-time job.
You'll receive this part of your compensation package in equal payments for 10 months. Payments will begin once pregnancy is confirmed by a medical professional.
Additional Surrogate Compensation in Washington
All your pregnancy- and surrogacy-related expenses will be covered by our surrogate compensation package. These costs include:
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Fertility medications
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Medical procedures
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Legal fees
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Transportation costs
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Lost wages
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Counseling, if needed
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Maternity clothes
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Self-care
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And more
Our surrogate compensation package ensures you’re taken care of. To get a more in-depth description, contact us today.
Discover how surrogates get paid.
First-Time vs. Second-Time Surrogate Compensation in Washington
We believe in competitive surrogate compensation in Washington that truly reflects what you're contributing. Your dedication deserves to be recognized with fair pay that shows how much we value you throughout this journey.
If you're an experienced surrogate, we want to acknowledge that expertise with higher compensation because we know the confidence and knowledge you bring make a real difference. Here's how first-time and experienced surrogate pay breaks down:
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First-Time Surrogate Compensation: $55,000 - $90,000+
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Second-Time Surrogate Compensation: $60,000 - $110,000+
Maybe this is your first surrogate journe, or maybe you’re ready to help another couple achieve their dreams of parenthood. We’d be honored to work with you. Talk to a specialist today.
Dive deeper and explore experienced surrogate compensation.
Become One of the Highest Paid Surrogates in Washington
When you choose American Surrogacy, you're choosing an agency that puts your well-being first. We don't just talk about supporting surrogates. We back it up with competitive pay that reflects the incredible service you're providing.
You shouldn't have to choose between doing something meaningful and being fairly compensated. That's why we're committed to making sure our Washington surrogates are among the highest paid in the state. Your time, energy and dedication deserve recognition that goes beyond just words.
“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. "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.’”
Ready to learn what you could earn as a surrogate with us? Reach out to us today to discuss your compensation potential.
Learn more about becoming one of the highest-paid surrogates.
What Can You Do With Your Washington Surrogate Pay?
Your surrogate compensation in Washington is an opportunity to create real change in your life. Many of our surrogates tell us that their compensation helped them achieve goals that seemed out of reach.
Washington surrogates have used their compensation to:
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Build financial security
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Purchase a home
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Create unforgettable experiences
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Support their children's futures
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And more
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Washington Today
With American Surrogacy, you're not alone. We're here to support you every step of the way, ensuring a secure and fulfilling surrogacy experience. Learn more about how much surrogates make in Washington and take the first step with American Surrogacy. Contact us to get started today.
Commonly Asked Questions About Surrogate Compensation in Washington
How much does it cost to become a surrogate mother in Washington?
It will never cost you anything to become a surrogate in Washington. All costs associated with surrogacy will be included in your surrogate compensation package.
Do I need surrogate insurance in Washington?
You do not need to obtain special surrogate insurance. If your current health insurance does not cover surrogacy, we will help you find coverage that does. This will be included in your surrogate compensation package.
Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry?
When a surrogate experiences a miscarriage, they will be paid for the time they were pregnant. From this point, they will need to work with the intended parents to decide whether to move forward again with the process.
Do surrogates have to pay taxes in Washington?
Yes, surrogates have to pay taxes. If you have questions about the tax process, contact your tax professional or surrogacy specialist.
How much do surrogates get paid monthly in Washington?
Once pregnancy is confirmed, surrogates are paid each month in 10 equal amounts. The exact amount of these payments is determined by your agreed-upon surrogate compensation.
Do surrogates get maternity leave in Washington?
Everyone is allowed maternity leave through FMLA, which allows you to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid time off due to pregnancy. The state of Washington also has its own laws regarding maternity leave through the Paid Family and Medical Leave. If you lose wages due to surrogacy, this can be covered in your surrogate compensation package to ensure you don't face financial difficulties.
Why are surrogates paid in Washington?
Surrogates are doing a job that not everyone can do. They are devoting so much of themselves to helping others achieve their dreams of parenthood, and they deserve to be financially compensated for that. Surrogate compensation in Washington reflects the immense heroism of our surrogates.