No hidden fees. No surprises. Every cost is fully itemized before you sign any agreement. Our complete U.S. surrogacy program typically ranges from $120,000–$180,000 all-inclusive, while many large surrogacy agencies typically charge $250,000–$350,000+ for comparable journeys. Because we’re physician-led—not investor-backed—we’re able to keep costs significantly lower without compromising licensing, physician oversight, legal protection, or the quality of care.

Yes. Gestational surrogacy is legal for LGBTQ+ individuals in multiple U.S. states including New York, California, and Illinois. Surrogacy4All provides full legal support to establish parental rights before birth, ensuring both intended parents are recognized on the birth certificate in surrogacy-friendly states.

Yes. Surrogacy4All serves intended parents from 25+ countries. We provide end-to-end support including travel coordination, immigration and citizenship documentation, legal guidance, and post-birth logistics. Babies born in the USA are typically eligible for U.S. citizenship by birth, making our programs particularly valuable for international families.

Surrogate candidates must be 21–39 years old, have had at least one successful prior pregnancy, be in good overall health, be non-smokers, and pass medical, psychological, and background screenings. All surrogate approvals are reviewed by our board-certified physicians — not just coordinators.

65% first transfer, 90% cumulative (per SART guidelines). Meaning nearly all intended parents who complete the full program bring home a baby. As a physician-led agency, every surrogate match and medical decision is reviewed by our board-certified reproductive specialists, which directly contributes to our industry-leading outcomes across 1,000+ completed journeys.

Most intended parents are matched within 4 weeks. Timing varies according to location and individual preferences. depending on preferences such as location, health profile, and previous pregnancy experience. We maintain a large, pre-screened surrogate database to minimize wait times.

Yes. Every surrogate undergoes a comprehensive medical evaluation, including fertility assessments, blood tests, infectious disease screening, psychological evaluation, and background checks. We ensure that each surrogate meets international medical standards before joining a program.

No. Surrogates do not have parental rights to the baby. Legal agreements are signed before any medical procedure, ensuring parental rights belong exclusively to the intended parents. The legal framework varies by region, but we guide you through every step to ensure full protection.

Yes, many countries legally allow international intended parents to pursue surrogacy. Our team helps navigate the legal, medical, travel, and documentation requirements to ensure a safe and compliant journey. We work only in countries where surrogacy is well-regulated and secure.

Surrogacy is considered medically and legally safe when managed by a licensed, experienced agency. Surrogates receive top-tier medical care, regular monitoring, and emotional support. Legal contracts protect both sides, and all procedures follow strict clinical guidelines.

Many intended parents match in approximately four weeks, but availability, screening and individual preferences can lengthen the process.

Programs begin at approximately $120,000. The final total depends on compensation, insurance, IVF, legal and other expenses.

Often, yes, subject to clinic acceptance, medical review, storage and transport requirements.

Review licensing, transparent itemized costs, independent escrow, medical screening procedures, legal representation, and documented client experiences. Ask how responsibilities are divided among the agency, IVF clinic and treating physicians.

Medical professionals support record review, screening coordination and appropriate clinical communication. The IVF clinic and treating obstetrician remain responsible for medical decisions and prenatal care.