Becoming a surrogate is a big decision. From helping couples and individuals reach their dreams of parenthood to improving your and your own family’s lives, there are many, reasons to become a surrogate mother.
A major question many women have is "How much does being a surrogate pay?" in Georgia.
The service you are offering is life-changing for everyone involved and it’s important that you are compensated fairly.
To learn more or become a paid surrogate in Georgia, fill out our online form today.
How Much Do Surrogates Get Paid in Georgia?
Surrogates in Georgia can make anywhere from $50,000 to $110,000. We know you are taking the time and energy to provide a gift to intended parents who might not have any other way of growing their family. Surrogacy is a significant commitment and you deserve to be compensated.
Your surrogate pay in Georgia will be influenced by:
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Your experience: If you’ve been a surrogate before, you can earn more in experienced surrogate compensation in Georgia.
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Income level: If you’re currently employed, your income will be a factor when determining your surrogate pay in Georgia.
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Your agency: As one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies in Georgia, we’ll make sure that you are fairly compensated for the amazing gift you’re giving the intended parents.
Some agencies lump in additional surrogacy expenses to make it seem like you are earning more when in reality a large portion of that sum is intended to be spent on the additional expenses mentioned above.
If you feel our surrogate pay in Georgia isn’t equal to what you are seeing elsewhere, we also match compensation.
Learn more about what goes into determining your surrogate pay rate in Georgia.
How Does Surrogate Pay Work in Georgia?
Surrogate pay structure will vary from state to state. Our surrogate compensation in Georgia is divided into base pay and additional compensation. Here’s what’s included in your surrogate compensation package.
Base Pay for Surrogates in Georgia
Base pay for surrogate pregnancy in Georgia is the agreed-upon payment you will receive for your services. Starting base pay for surrogacy generally starts around $50,000.
There are a number of different aspects that affect your base pay including your experience as a surrogate, location and the rare event that you carry multiples, such as twins or triplets.
Base pay for surrogate pregnancy is yours to use however you choose. This compensation is one of the reasons many people choose to become surrogates.
While the experience itself can be very rewarding, your financial compensation for surrogacy can also be beneficial to your family. It’s important to us that you feel appreciated and valued for your time and dedication, and the base pay for surrogates in Georgia reflects that.
Additional Compensation for Surrogates in Georgia
Additional surrogacy expenses are any expense that arises due to pregnancy. These additional expenses will be fully covered in separate payments from your surrogate compensation. It’s important to feel you have all the resources you need for a comfortable and safe surrogacy experience.
Your surrogate compensation package in Georgia may include:
- Fertility medications
- Embryo transfer
- Maternity clothes
- Travel and lodging
- 3rd-trimester care
- Counesling
Check out our surrogate compensation breakdown.
First-Time Surrogate Pay vs Second-Time Surrogate Pay
Previous experience as a surrogate can work in your favor when it comes to Georgia surrogacy compensation. If you have previous experience with surrogacy and carrying a healthy surrogate pregnancy to term, you will likely be paid more than first-time surrogates.
- First-time surrogate compensation in Georgia: If this is your first surrogacy journey, you’ll make anywhere between $50,000 - $90,000.
- Experienced Surrogate Compensation in Georgia: If you have prior surrogate experience, you can make $60,000 - $110,000 in second-time surrogate compensation.
Whether this is your first, second or third surrogate journey, we can’t wait to work with you.
Discover how to become one of the highest-paid surrogates in Georgia.
Find the Highest-Paying Surrogacy Agencies in Georgia
We believe you deserve the highest surrogate pay possible. If you want to become one of the highest-paid surrogates in Georgia, we’re the agency for you. This surrogate pay can improve your life, as well as your family’s.
Surrogate pay isn’t just earned, it’s deserved. As a surrogate, you’re changing the lives of the intended parents by helping them realize their dreams of parenthood. If you want to work with one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies in Georgia, talk to a specialist today.
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Georgia
Step 1. Apply to Become a Surrogate in Georgia
If you want to get paid for being a surrogate in Georgia, you can fill out our free form today.
Step 2. Speak With a Specialist
If you qualify to be a surrogate, your surrogacy specialist will arrange a video call with you to tell you more about what you can expect from the surrogate process in Georgia.
Step 3. Further Your Surrogacy Journey
You can start the process whenever you’re ready. Your surrogacy journey will move at whatever pace you’re comfortable with.
Dig deeper: How to Become a Surrogate
Why We Believe in Compensation for Being a Surrogate
We want to show our appreciation to our surrogates. By helping intended parents have the family they’ve always dreamed of, you’re offering a precious gift.
We believe in ensuring fair and competitive compensation to recognize the valuable service you are offering individuals who want to become parents.
You deserve surrogate compensation that brings you financial support throughout your surrogacy journey and ensures you are able to maintain stability in your own life..
Commonly Asked Questions about Surrogate Pay in Georgia
How much do surrogates get paid monthly?
Your base pay will be divided into 10 equal monthly installments once a pregnancy is confirmed. The amount you get paid will be dependent on the agreed upon base pay in your contract. Other additional fees will either be paid on a monthly or as needed basis.
What is maternity leave for surrogates in Georgia like?
You will need to speak with your employer about what maternity leave looks like at your company. While FMLA is mandated at most workplaces, you may not necessarily get paid maternity leave.. If you have questions about how to bring this up with your employer, a surrogacy specialist can help.
Do I need surrogate insurance in Georgia?
There is not a special surrogate insurance you need to obtain. Usually your typical health insurance will cover most medical bills. However, this is something you should double check with your provider. If your insurance plan doesn’t cover surrogate pregnancy, we’ll find you one that does.
Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry?
While miscarriages do not happen often, understanding what happens if they do is important. Surrogates will get paid for the time they were pregnant. This means you will be compensated up until the point of the miscarriage. If you and the parents decide you would like to proceed with another attempt, your compensation will resume.
Why do surrogates get paid?
Surrogate pay serves as recognition for the commitment surrogates make in their dedication to helping others achieve their dreams of parenthood. Surrogate compensation in Georgia allows surrogates to provide for their own families while undertaking this journey.
Surrogate compensation in Georgia ensures that surrogates are fairly rewarded for the role they play in changing lives. We want to help you earn what you deserve.