Women have many different reasons for what brings them to the surrogacy process. Whether it’s from a deep need to help others, a call for service or the ability to create a financially stable future for themselves, you’ve come to the right place. The ability to help people become parents through surrogacy is an amazing decision.
This is why we want to help you discover how much surrogates make and how you can become the highest-paid surrogate in Missouri.
Once you decide you want to work with the surrogacy process, our surrogacy specialists are ready to help. Contact our experienced surrogacy specialists to get started today.
How Much Do Surrogates Get Paid in Missouri?
Becoming a surrogate in Missouri means you can receive a surrogate compensation ranging from $50,000 to $110,000.Your surrogate pay will depend on:
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Your experience: Second-time surrogates earn more in surrogate pay than first-time surrogates due to their track record of success
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Income level: We’ll take your income level into account when determining your surrogate compensation in Missouri
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Your agency: We want to ensure you’re fairly compensated for the heroic decision you’re making by carrying a child for someone else.
Learn more about what you can expect to get paid with our surrogate compensation breakdown.
How Does Missouri Surrogate Compensation Work?
We divide our surrogate compensation into two categories: base pay and additional compensation for Missouri. Here’s what that looks like.
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in Missouri
The base pay for surrogate pregnancy in Missouri is meant to reflect your service as a surrogate. You will need to speak with your surrogacy specialist about what your goals are for this compensation as you prepare to match with a family. Your base pay for surrogacy is yours to spend however you want.
You’ll receive your base pay in 10 equal payments, distributed over the course of 10 months. An escrow company from our network of professionals will handle your payments so that you have one less thing to worry about.
This payment can be life-changing for you and your family, offering a way to pay off debt, put a down payment on a home or create memorable experiences with your children.
Additional Surrogate Compensation in Missouri
There are many costs that come up when you begin your surrogacy process. These include:
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Embryo transfers
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Fertility medications
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Maternity clothes
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Travel and lodging cost
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Legal fees
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Counseling
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And more
Our surrogate compensation package will reimburse you for all of these expenses and more so that you have everything you need to have a successful surrogacy journey.
How Does First-Time Surrogate Compensation Compare to Experienced Surrogate Compensation?
If you’re a first-time surrogate, you can expect a competitive compensation package. However, second-time surrogates are paid more due to their successful experience as a surrogate. We want everyone to have a positive experience through surrogacy, which includes feeling properly compensated.
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First-time surrogate compensation begins at $50,000 and can go up to $90,000.
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Second-time surrogate compensation ranges from $60,000 to $110,000
If you’re a first-time surrogate, you should keep in mind that your experience can make you an even better surrogate in the future. If you enjoyed your previous surrogate experience, we’d love to work with you on your second or even third or fourth surrogacy journey. Reach out to us today.
Check out what it means to earn experienced surrogate compensation.
Finding the Highest-Paying Surrogacy Agency
If you want to get the surrogate compensation you deserve, working with one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies is a great way to do so. However, it’s important to understand what you are getting from this surrogacy agency as you look at how much they’re paying you.
We offer a competitive rate and want to help you feel appreciated and secure through the surrogacy process. Through our surrogate compensation package, we feel we do just that. We will match any surrogate pay if you have been quoted otherwise. Remember, this is an amazing service you are offering a deserving family and you should be rewarded.
If you want to become one of the highest-paid surrogates in Missouri, contact us today.
Learn more about how to become one of the highest-paid surrogates.
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Missouri
Get started on becoming a paid surrogate in Missouri by contacting our surrogate professionals. There are a few steps that will happen ahead of the process to help you get started earning as a surrogate.
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Step 1: Fill out our quick form.
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Step 2: Speak with a surrogacy specialist.
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Step 3: Begin the surrogacy process when you’re ready.
All of this can happen at your pace. Whether you’re ready to start today or want to wait a year, our team of qualified surrogacy professionals is always here to help. You’re in control of your journey.
Getting Started with American Surrogacy
When you become a surrogate, you’re giving the gift of and it will change the lives of this family forever. American Surrogacy is ready to help you get started on your surrogacy journey whenever you are ready. We’ll make sure that you receive the surrogate compensation you deserve. Get in touch with a surrogacy specialist today to get started today.
Commonly Asked Questions about Missouri Surrogate Compensation
Do surrogates get maternity leave in Missouri?
If your job offers maternity leave or falls in line with the company requirements for FMLA, you can expect a maternity leave. However, not all companies offer a compensated maternity leave. If you are losing income due to surrogacy, you can work out this additional surrogate pay when you create your surrogacy plan and contract.
Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry?
It’s extremely unfortunate when a surrogate miscarries, but it’s important to understand how the process may work. Surrogates are paid up until the point they miscarry. So if you are pregnant for three months and then miscarry, you will be paid for that time. However, you will need to work out a plan with the parents to determine if everyone wants to move forward with the surrogacy process.
When do I start getting paid as a surrogate and how often?
Surrogates can expect to begin receiving compensation after they have had a confirmed pregnancy. Once this happens, surrogates are paid in 10 monthly installments.
Do I need surrogate insurance coverage?
No, you do not need to find your own surrogate insurance coverage. If your plan does not cover surrogate pregnancies, we will help you find a policy that does.
Why do surrogates get paid?
Surrogates are offering an amazing service that is changing someone’s life. They deserve to be financially compensated for that. When going through the surrogacy process, there are many physical and emotional challenges they are putting themselves through. Having the security of financial compensation for surrogacy can help ease any potential burdens they may otherwise face.