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This is one of the most meaningful things a person can do. We want to make sure it’s also one of the best experiences of your life.
You’ve already thought about someone else’s family. That tells us a lot about you. If you’re wondering whether surrogacy might be the right fit, here’s everything you need to know.
Surrogacy is when a woman carries a baby for someone who can’t. The baby isn’t biologically related to you. The embryo comes from the intended parents or a donor and is transferred through a simple outpatient procedure. For many families, it’s the only path to having a child. Your role in that isn’t small.
At xBaby, we work exclusively with gestational surrogates. You carry the pregnancy. The intended parents are the baby’s parents from day one, legally and biologically. And from day one, you have a team in your corner that actually knows your name.
We’re looking for women who have had healthy pregnancies and are in a stable place in their lives. A few of the basics:
Some of these have more nuance than a bullet point can capture. If you’re on the fence, the best thing to do is reach out rather than rule yourself out.
The journey has three broad phases. Getting to know you, finding your match, and carrying the pregnancy with support at every stage.
Your case manager coordinates all of it, including travel, appointments, and anything that comes up along the way. It starts with a short intake form and a conversation.
From first application to delivery typically takes around 12 to 18 months. It’s a commitment, and we want you going in with clear expectations rather than surprises.
Surrogates at xBaby earn between $69,000 and $134,000 total, paid throughout the journey.
Everything else impacted by your surrogacy journey is covered separately, including travel, childcare, housekeeping, lost wages, and breast milk pumping if requested.
You’re also covered by two layers of life insurance from the moment screening begins.
Nothing is deducted from your compensation to cover these expenses. They’re handled separately so that what you earn is actually what you earn.