Surrogate compensation acknowledges and compensates women who dedicate their time and energy to carrying a child for intended parents who may be unable to do so themselves. You’re providing the intended parents with the gift of parenthood, while simultaneously earning surrogate pay that will help you change your and your family’s lives.
Compensation helps surrogates cover any medical expenses, lost wages and other associated costs, ensuring that they are not financially burdened during this journey. Ultimately, surrogate pay serves as a means to recognize and reward your contribution toward helping build families and fulfilling the dreams of intended parents.
If you’re ready to get paid for being a surrogate in Oregon, reach out to us today.
How Much Do Surrogates Make in Oregon?
Average surrogate pay in Oregon can range anywhere between $50,000 and $110,000. Your exact surrogate pay rate will vary depending on your situation. Your surrogate pay depends on:
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Your experience: Experienced surrogates typically make more in surrogate pay than first-time surrogates
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Your income: We’ll take your income into account when determining your surrogate pay rate
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The agency: We want to help you become one of the highest-paid surrogates in Oregon, and will take every measure possible to do so.
Get an estimate of your surrogate pay in Oregon with our compensation calculator.
How Oregon Surrogate Compensation Works
Surrogate pay structure will vary depending on the agency you work with. With us, your surrogate compensation package consists of base pay and additional surrogate compensation.
Below is a surrogate compensation breakdown.
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in Oregon
Your base pay for surrogate pregnancy in Oregon will act as your primary income for being a surrogate. This pay is distributed in 10 monthly installments once a pregnancy has been confirmed by your OB/GYN. We partner with an escrow company that will be in charge of these payments, so you can be sure everything is being done securely.
Before you begin receiving your surrogate pay, you’ll receive a monthly stipend to cover expenses once you’ve signed your surrogacy contract. You’ll receive this stipend 6-8 weeks post-delivery.
Additional Compensation in Oregon
As a surrogate, you won’t have to pay for any of your surrogacy or pregnancy expenses. These will all be included in your surrogate compensation package. This includes:
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Fertility medication
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Embryo transfers
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Maternity clothing
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Lost wages
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Counseling
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And more
Our surrogate compensation is designed to take care of you throughout your surrogacy journey. If you want a more in-depth surrogate compensation breakdown, contact us today.
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Be One of the Highest-Paid Surrogates in Oregon
You deserve to be fairly compensated for the gift you’re giving intended parents. Without you, they may not have been able to have the family of their dreams. You can become one of the highest-paid surrogates in Oregon and improve your and your family’s life by:
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Paying off your house
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Creating a college fund for your child
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Going on a fun-filled family vacation
Through surrogate compensation in Oregon, we hope to not only make you feel appreciated but enable you to enrich your own life. As one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies in Oregon, we can help make your dreams a reality. Connect with us today.
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First-time vs. Second-Time Surrogate Compensation in Oregon
If you’re on your second, third or fourth surrogate journey, you could earn up to $10,000 more in surrogate compensation in Oregon.
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First-time surrogate compensation in Oregon is typically $50,000-$90,000
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Experienced surrogate compensation can be $60,000-$110,000
Experienced surrogates tend to earn more because of their dedication to helping others grow their families, and because they’ve already successfully completed a surrogacy journey, which means they’re likely to do so again.
Whether you’re eligible for first-time surrogate compensation or second-time surrogate compensation in Oregon, we’ll be your guide on your surrogacy journey.
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How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Oregon
If you want to change lives and become a surrogate for money, here are the necessary steps to follow:
Step 1. Apply to Become a Paid Surrogate
Fill out our quick and easy form!
Step 2. Arrange a Consultation
Your surrogacy specialist will reach out to schedule a video call with you to discuss the path ahead.
Step 3. Move Forward in Your Surrogacy Journey
Our process is built to accommodate whatever timeline you’re comfortable with. If you still need time to consider whether surrogacy is right for you, we’ll be here to help you take your first steps when you’re ready.
Common Questions about Surrogate Compensation in Oregon
We understand that surrogate compensation can come with a lot of questions. We’re here to help. Here are a few common questions surrounding surrogate pay in Oregon:
How much does it cost to become a surrogate mother?
Nothing. With our surrogate compensation package, all of your surrogacy expenses will be covered, in addition to your monthly surrogate pay.
Do surrogates get maternity leave in Oregon?
Yes! Maternity leave for any pregnancy is guaranteed under FMLA. However, whether or not this maternity leave is paid will depend on your employer. If any wages are lost during your surrogate pregnancy, we’ll reimburse you through our surrogate compensation package.
How much do surrogates get paid monthly in Oregon?
This will depend on your base pay for surrogate pregnancy. If your base pay is $50,000, you’ll make $5,000 a month for 10 months.
Do surrogates get paid if they miscarry in Oregon?
While surrogate pregnancy miscarriages are exceedingly rare, any pregnancy comes with the risk of a miscarriage. If you experience a miscarriage, your surrogate pay will stop. You will only be compensated for the time you were pregnant. If you and the intended parents decide to attempt pregnancy for a second time, your surrogate pay will resume once a pregnancy is confirmed.
Surrogate miscarriages are uncommon but can happen. If you need support during this trying time, we’re here for you.
Why do surrogates get paid?
Surrogates undoubtedly deserve compensation for their heroic decision to carry and deliver a child for the intended parents. This compensation provides you with a sense of security and a means to support yourself and your family. Because of you, a family was formed in a situation where that may not have been possible otherwise.