Compensation for egg donation typically ranges from $8,000 to $30,000 per cycle, depending on your background and the intended parents’ preferences. Donors with advanced education—such as a master’s degree or an Ivy League background—may receive upwards of $20,000, with compensation potentially reaching $70,000, based on the match and budget.

We deeply value your compassion and recognize the physical and emotional commitment involved in the egg donation process. In the United States, donors may participate in up to six donation cycles, and we prioritize your privacy, safety, and well-being throughout each step.

Health & Wellness

Your physical health is our top priority. We closely monitor each donor’s condition before, during, and after the donation process. We encourage proper rest and long-term attention to wellness to ensure a safe and positive experience.

Compensation Breakdown

• Egg bank donation: Typically compensated at $8,000
• Experienced donors with retrieval and genetic reports: Minimum $9,000
• Direct matches with intended parents: Minimum $10,000
• Experienced donors with strong profiles: Compensation starts at $10,000 and may increase based on qualifications

If you possess unique attributes—such as exceptional education, height, or other desirable traits—you may propose a higher matching rate. Final compensation is determined in agreement with the intended parents and may range from $15,000 to $30,000 or more.