Surrogacy is a life-changing journey that allows individuals and couples to realize their dreams of parenthood when traditional conception is not an option. Central to this experience is surrogate pay, which ensures that surrogates are recognized for their valuable contributions.
As a surrogate, you are not just making dreams come true; you’re improving your own family’s lives through surrogate compensation.
If you want to learn more about surrogate compensation in Oklahoma, contact us today.
How Much Do Surrogates Get Paid in Oklahoma?
Becoming a surrogate is heroic. We believe surrogates should earn as much compensation as possible to reflect that. Our surrogates can make between $55,000 - $110,000+.
When determining your surrogate pay rate, the most influential factors are:
-
Whether or not you have previous surrogate experience
-
Your yearly income
-
The surrogacy agency you partner with
Find out how much you can make in Oklahoma compensation using our surrogate salary calculator.
How Oklahoma Surrogate Compensation Works
Our pay structure is straightforward, so you won't have to wonder about your package. We will divide your Oklahoma surrogate pay into base and additional compensation.
Here's a breakdown:
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in Oklahoma
Your base pay for surrogate pregnancy is essentially your income for helping the intended parents grow their family. You will begin receiving your surrogate pay when pregnancy is confirmed. You will receive equal payments for 10 months.
You will also receive a monthly stipend once you have completed your surrogacy contract and start the medical process. This payment will continue for six to eight weeks after delivery.
Additional Compensation for Oklahoma Surrogates
Expenses incurred throughout your surrogacy journey will be covered by the rest of your surrogate compensation. You will be reimbursed for:
-
Fertility medications
-
Medical procedures
-
Maternity clothing
-
Counseling
-
Travel and lodging
-
And more
These are just a few of the components of our total surrogate compensation package. You can learn more by talking to a surrogate specialist.
Dive deeper and discover how surrogates get paid.
Highest-Paying Surrogacy Agencies in Oklahoma
Being one of the highest-paid surrogates in Oklahoma provides financial security, which allows you to comfortably support your own family and cover any personal expenses without undue stress. This financial stability allows you to focus on your health and the well-being of the intended parents' child.
As one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies in Oklahoma, we want to recognize your life-changing decision to help a family achieve their dreams of parenthood.
“We try to meet the surrogate where she’s at," said Katie, one of our surrogacy specialists. "It’s what she asks for and feels is fair for her circumstances — whatever she feels is going to make this worth her effort and sacrifice. We’re open to meeting what she wants.”
If you want help comparing compensation between agencies, you can reach out to us today.
It's Okay to Talk About Surrogate Compensation
Many potential surrogates feel uncomfortable discussing money when it comes to surrogacy.
"Surrogates are sometimes nervous or even awkward about asking questions, especially when it comes to compensation," saidTasha, one of our surrogacy specialists and a former surrogate. "They're not sure if they should ask for something or if it's okay to bring it up. But we want that for them."
Surrogacy requires a significant commitment of your time and energy. You're making major life changes, taking medications, attending appointments and putting your own plans on hold to help another family. This deserves recognition and fair compensation.
First-Time vs. Second-Time Surrogate Compensation in Oklahoma
First-time surrogates may receive a competitive base compensation to support them during their initial surrogacy journey. However, second-time surrogates often receive higher compensation in recognition of their prior experience and successful track record.
-
First-Time Surrogate Compensation: If this is your first surrogacy journey, you can make $55,000 - $90,000+.
-
Experienced Surrogate Compensation: As an experienced surrogate, you can earn $60,000 - $110,000+.
This increased compensation acknowledges the valuable insights that experienced surrogates bring to the process. If you’ve been a surrogate before, we’d be happy to help you complete another surrogacy journey.
Discover more about experienced surrogate compensation.
How to Become a Surrogate for Money in Oklahoma
If you want to change lives while also getting paid to be a surrogate in Oklahoma, here’s how you can do so with a full-service agency like us:
-
Step 1. Complete our contact form.
-
Step 2. Schedule a consultation.
-
Step 3. Begin when you’re ready.
Common Questions About Surrogate Compensation in Oklahoma
If you have questions about surrogate pay in Oklahoma, we can help. Here are some things to consider:
Do surrogates have to pay taxes in Oklahoma?
Yes. You will have to pay state income tax on your surrogate compensation.
How much do surrogates get paid monthly in Oklahoma?
Your compensation will be paid out in equal payments over 10 months. So, if you make $75,000 in total surrogate pay, you will earn $7,500 a month.
How much do surrogates make for twins in Oklahoma?
You can earn an additional $5,000 or more if you’re carrying twins for the intended parents. This extra pay is to account for the additional physical energy you will dedicate to your pregnancy and delivery, as well as potential risks or complications that may arise.
Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry?
If you miscarry, you will be paid up until the moment of the miscarriage. If you and the intended parents decide to try again, you will begin receiving payments when pregnancy is confirmed.
Why do surrogates get paid in Oklahoma?
Surrogate compensation acknowledges the life-changing act of carrying a child and potentially significant personal sacrifices. This financial support ensures that surrogates can meet their own family's needs and maintain their well-being throughout the pregnancy, relieving any financial stress.