From the Purple People Bridge that stretches into Kentucky, to the Northside and Spring Grove, Cincinnati is a great place to be a mother, and it can be a great place to be a surrogate, too.
Being a surrogate means that you can get compensated from $50,000 - $110,000+ in Cincinnati. This compensation can help you transform your family’s life as you help another transform their lives.
Speak with us today to find out how much you can earn in surrogate compensation..
How Much Do Surrogates Make in Cincinnati?
Surrogates in Cincinnati make an average of $50,000 - $110,000+. According to Ziprecruiter, which the nationwide average for surrogate pay is $62,000.
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What’s Included in Surrogate Pay?
Surrogate pay depends on multiple factors, including your area, your current job, and the necessary expenses for your surrogacy journey, but it usually includes base compensation, plus compensation for expenses.
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The Highest Paying Surrogacy Agencies in Cincinnati
Working with the highest-paying surrogacy agency in Cincinnati can help you get the compensation you deserve. We offer $60,000 - $110,000+ in experienced surrogate compensation because continual dedication to creating families is something to be acknowledged for.
Agency Compensation Range (in USD) American Surrogacy $50,000 - $110,000+ ConceiveAbilities $67,000-$80,000 Family Inceptions $50,000-$80,000
How to Become a Paid Surrogate in Cincinnati
Step 1: Apply
To become a surrogate in Cincinnati and receive compensation, you can click here and fill out our quick application.
Once you begin the process, our surrogate specialists will help you through the following steps:
Step 2: Screening
Our screening process is designed to help you understand what it means to be a surrogate, decide whether you are a good fit for surrogacy, and prevent risks and complications during pregnancy.
Step 3: Matching
Once you are ready, our surrogate specialists will ask you questions about what sort of families you are most excited about helping, and we will help match you with a family you are excited to help as a surrogate.
Step 4: Pregnancy and Compensation
When you’ve found a great family, you can begin the IVF process and confirm pregnancy. At this step, you often begin receiving surrogate compensation, which allows you to pay for necessary expenses and gives you a base amount that can be used for you and your family.
Visit Our Office near Cincinnati
We have offices throughout the country, including a local office in Columbus, which means that if you ever need support in person, we are just a quick drive away. You can visit us at:
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Having a local office as well as national reach means that we can serve you in person or over the phone as needed, and you can expect to receive competitive compensation as you can match with families across the country or locally.
What You Can Gain with Our Surrogacy Program
When you work with American Surrogacy, our surrogacy specialists are dedicated to you from day 1, and you can receive compensation that matches the impact that you will have on the family you are helping. But surrogacy goes beyond material benefits. Our surrogates tell us the bigger impacts surrogacy can have, like finding a sense of purpose and sharing joy with a family.
Other Things to Know About Becoming a Surrogate in Cincinnati
Surrogacy takes professional help and knowledge, which is why we have put together some resources for you as you begin your surrogacy journey.
Attorneys Near Cincinnati
- Hamilton Law Office (Columbus)
- Susan Garner Eisenman (Columbus)
IVF Clinics Near Cincinnati
- UC Health (Corryville)
- Spring Creek Fertility (Mason)
Hospitals in Cincinnati
FAQs About Surrogate Compensation in Cincinnati
Read some responses to common questions about surrogate compensation from women in Cincinnati.
Is Ohio a surrogate friendly state?
Ohio is generally considered surrogate friendly because there are no laws banning or restricting surrogacy or surrogate compensation, which means that there is a legal path to surrogacy in the state of Ohio.
Do surrogates get paid after the baby is born?
Surrogates get paid from early pregnancy until the baby is born, usually for 10 months, which means that you may continue receiving compensation 6-8 weeks after delivery.
Is surrogate money taxable in Cincinnati?
Surrogate compensation is taxable, which means in Cincinnati you may be subject to local, state, and federal income taxes.
What state pays the most for surrogacy?
Surrogates living in California make more on average than surrogates from other states in the U.S. However, if you’re living in Ohio, our surrogacy specialists can help you get the compensation you deserve if you decide to become a surrogate. Click here to fill out our simple application.
Do surrogates get paid upfront?
Surrogates get compensation from the beginning of pregnancy until birth, and sometimes shortly after. The compensation usually comes in monthly installments for 10 months, which means that if your total compensation is $60,000 you could receive $6000 for 10 months.