Egg Donor Compensation Package
The Fertility Agency is no longer accepting egg donor applications. We are proud to refer egg donors to work with Hatch Egg Donation, the first egg donation program in the United States since 1990.
Egg Donor Compensation
Giving is often easy for many of us, but receiving can be harder. We know that Egg Donors are giving the gift of life, but talking about money can be hard and awkward –so let us help with that:
$10,000
First Time Egg Donor
$12,000
Repeat Donor
$12,000-50,000
Specialty Donor
Additional Benefits
- Per Diem
- Ground Travel/Transport
- Airfare & Lodging
- Legal Fees
- Egg Donor Insurance
- Travel Companion Expenses
- Medical and Psychological Expenses
*All egg donor submissions will be referred to Hatch Egg Donation, the first egg donation program in the United States since 1990.
How Much Money Does An Egg Donor Make?
With each donation an Egg Donor gets and increase in her fee.
Most first time Egg Donors are compensated between $7,500- $12,000 for their first egg retrieval. Experienced (aka repeat) Egg Donors can make anywhere from $10,000 – $12,000+, with an increase each time you cycle. Those Egg Donors classified as “unique” receive a higher compensation fee on their first egg donation, and it increases each additional egg donation. “Unique” Egg Donors possess certain qualities, ethnicities, education or exceptional talents. Ask one of our Egg Donor Coordinators to help you identify the right compensation for you
When Does An Egg Donor Get Paid?
The gift of your eggs is invaluable to the recipient/s and the agency ensures you get paid promptly and according to your contract.
Typically, Egg Donors are paid into two parts. Let’s say you’re a first time Egg Donor with a compensation fee of $10,000. The first payment would range between $2,000 – $4,000 and would be paid when you start injectable medication. The balance of the Egg Donor Compensation fee will be paid once the egg retrieval takes place (regardless of the number of eggs).
How Many Times Can An Egg Donor Donate Eggs?
While you may never have done this before it may surprise you that many women donate their eggs more than once.
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine has a guideline that allows women to donate up to six times in their lifetime. This means that you are able to help many families with a potential to earn $70,000+ for yourself.
Your Own Medical Insurance
Everyone is recommended to have their own medical insurance, but if for some reason you don’t, you’re still able to become an Egg Donor. When you’re matched, your Intendent Parents will purchase a special insurance, specifically designed for Egg Donors.
Other Covered Expenses
In addition to the Egg Donor’s Compensation Fee, there are many other benefits and expenses that are included. Here are some of them:
- Medical and Psychological Expenses
- Legal Fees
- Egg Donor Insurance
- Airfare & Lodging
- Ground Travel/Transportation
- Per diem
- Travel companion expenses
