Surrogate compensation in Idaho recognizes the amazing service you're providing, offering the gift of parenthood to those who long for it.
Surrogate compensation serves as an expression of gratitude for the emotional and physical sacrifices surrogates willingly undertake. It is a reminder that your dedication doesn't go unnoticed.
While surrogate compensation in Idaho is a financial reward, it's also an acknowledgment of the joy you’ll bring to the lives of intended parents, as you help grow families.
Reach out to a surrogacy specialist today to learn more about surrogate pay in Idaho.
How Much Do Surrogates Make in Idaho?
The average surrogate pay in Idaho ranges anywhere from $50,000 to $110,000. There are a few factors that play into determining your exact Idaho surrogate pay rate:
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Experience: If this is your second, third or even fourth-time surrogate, you can make more in experienced surrogate pay, than you would as a first-time surrogate.
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Income level: Your current level of income will play into how much you’ll make in Idaho surrogate pay.
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Your agency: As one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies, we’ll make sure you’re adequately compensated for the heroic role you play.
To calculate your potential Idaho surrogate compensation, use our surrogate salary calculator.
How Do Surrogates Get Paid in Idaho?
When you work with American Surrogacy, we issue our surrogate pay in two forms: base pay and additional compensation. Your surrogate compensation breakdown in Idaho will look something like this.
Base Pay for Surrogate Pregnancy in Idaho
Your base pay is essentially the income that you’ll make from being a surrogate. This is your money to spend however you see fit. Many surrogates in the past have used their base pay for:
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A down payment on a home
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Paying off debt
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Paying for their child’s school
So, how does base surrogate pay in Idaho work? Surrogate compensation will be paid in 10 equal monthly payments once a pregnancy is confirmed. We partner with an escrow company who will handle your payments, meaning you have one less thing to worry about.
Before a pregnancy is confirmed, you’ll also receive a monthly stipend once you have signed your surrogacy contract. You’ll continue to receive this stipend until 6-8 weeks after delivery.
Additional Expenses
In addition to your base pay for surrogate pregnancy in Idaho, your surrogacy and pregnancy expenses will be covered as part of our surrogate compensation package. These expenses include:
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Fertility medications
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Embryo transfers
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Maternity clothes
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Travel costs
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Legal fees
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Counseling
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And more
To get more information about what is covered in your surrogate compensation package, reach out to us today.
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Become One of the Highest Paid Surrogates in Idaho
By working with an agency that values competitive surrogate compensation, you can become one of the highest-paid surrogates in Idaho. Not only are you changing the lives of the intended parents by helping them realize their dream of parenthood, but you also have the opportunity to change your and your family’s lives with Idaho surrogate pay.
As one of the highest-paying surrogacy agencies in Idaho, we’ll do everything we can to ensure you’re getting the surrogacy compensation you deserve.
If you need help comparing surrogate compensation between agencies, we’re here for you.
First-Time vs. Second-Time Surrogate Compensation in Idaho
When it comes to first-time surrogate compensation vs. second-time surrogate compensation, experienced surrogates are qualified to earn up to $10,000 more.
This is because as an experienced surrogate, you’re familiar with the surrogacy process and have demonstrated you can successfully complete a surrogacy journey. This instills confidence in the intended parents and your surrogacy agency.
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How Much Do First-Time Surrogates Make in Idaho? If this is your first journey as a surrogate, you can make $50,000 to $90,000 in first-time surrogate compensation.
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How Much Do Second-Time Surrogates Make in Idaho? If you’re a repeat surrogate, you can make as much as $60,000 to $110,000 in experienced surrogate compensation.
If you’re interested in becoming a surrogate again, we can help you begin your surrogacy journey.
Discover more about experienced surrogate compensation in Idaho.
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Idaho
To become a paid surrogate in Idaho, there are three steps to follow:
Step 1. Apply to Become a Paid Surrogate in Idaho
If you want to get paid to be a surrogate, you can fill out our easy form today.
Step 2. Have an Initial Consolation
Once you’ve determined that you’re eligible for surrogacy, your surrogacy specialist will set up a video call to provide you with more information about surrogacy and surrogate pay in Idaho.
Step 3. Proceed with Your Journey at Your Own Pace
As a surrogate, you can take your surrogacy journey at whatever pace you’re comfortable with. Whether you begin your surrogacy journey today or 3 months from now, we’ll be ready for you.
Common Questions About Surrogate Compensation in Idaho
When it comes to surrogate compensation in Idaho, several common questions often arise.
Do You Have to Pay to be a Surrogate Mother in Idaho?
No! It costs nothing to become a surrogate with our agency. In fact, all of your surrogacy and pregnancy expenses will be covered in our surrogate compensation package.
Do Surrogates Pay Taxes in Idaho?
Yes! Idaho has an income tax, which means you will have to pay taxes on your surrogate salary. The escrow company in charge of your payments will send you a 1099 form to file when tax season comes around.
Does Health Insurance Cover Surrogate Pregnancy in Idaho?
This will depend on your insurance provider and the plans they offer. Fortunately, this is something you won’t have to worry about as one of our surrogates. If you don’t have health insurance or your policy doesn’t cover surrogate pregnancy, we will find one for you that does.
Do Surrogates Get Paid if They Miscarry?
If you miscarry as a surrogate, you will get some of your surrogate compensation. You will be paid up until the point of the miscarriage. If you and the intended parents decide to try again, your payments will resume.
A surrogate miscarriage is rare but possible and can be emotionally difficult. Just know that we’re here to lend support in any way you need.
Why Do Surrogates Get Paid?
Surrogates are paid because of the heroic role they play in the lives of the intended parents.
Surrogates offer an incredible gift, allowing intended parents to experience the joys of raising a child, often in situations where they couldn't do so otherwise. Surrogates empower individuals and couples to create families and share in the miracle of life, making them heroes in the truest sense of the word.