How do I become a surrogate?

The first step you’ll take on your journey is reaching out to a surrogacy agency. Your surrogacy professional will be with you every step of the way to help you become a surrogate.

Get connected with a surrogacy professional here.

What are the benefits of becoming a surrogate?

The first step you’ll take on your journey is reaching out to a surrogacy agency. Your surrogacy professional will be with you every step of the way to help you become a surrogate.

Get connected with a surrogacy professional here.

How much do surrogates get paid?

Surrogates can make anywhere between $45,000 and $75,000 in base pay depending on your level of experience and where you live. This money is paid in monthly installments throughout the surrogacy process once a pregnancy is confirmed. Your medical and legal expenses will be covered separately from your base pay.

Learn more about surrogate pay here.

Why Choose Surrogacy?

For many hopeful parents, surrogacy is more than a medical pathway—it’s a promise that biology and love can still come together after years of trying. Whether you’re facing infertility, a medical condition, or are part of the LGBTQ+ community, surrogacy offers:

Genetic Connection

Maintain a biological link to your child when using your own gametes.

Shared Experience

Follow each milestone of pregnancy in real time, forming a bond with your surrogate.

High Success Rates

Advances in IVF and embryo screening have dramatically improved outcomes.

Inclusive Family Building

Surrogacy welcomes single parents and couples of every orientation.

Why Kang Le Services?

What We Offer How It Helps You
Personalized Matching We pair you with surrogates who share your values, communication style, and legal compatibility.
End-to-End Coordination One dedicated coordinator manages every detail—from clinic appointments to nursery planning tips.
Transparent Pricing Up-front, itemized costs eliminate financial surprises and help you budget with confidence.
Legal & Medical Expertise In-house counsel and ASRM-compliant clinics keep your journey safe and fully compliant.
Emotional Support Licensed counselors are available for intended parents and surrogates, ensuring everyone feels heard.
Global Reach We assist families across the U.S. and around the world, navigating visas and international laws.
Talk to a surrogacy professional to learn more.

Our Step-by-Step Journey

Free Discovery Call

Share your story and learn how surrogacy can work for you.

Program Enrollment

Complete onboarding paperwork and create your family profile.

Surrogate Match

Review carefully screened surrogate profiles and meet your chosen candidate.

Legal Contracts 

Independent attorneys finalize agreements, safeguarding all parties.

IVF & Embryo Transfer

Our partner clinic oversees medical protocols and transfer day.

Pregnancy Updates

Receive regular medical reports, ultrasound photos, and video calls.

Delivery & Parentage

We handle hospital logistics and secure your legal parental status.

Post-Birth Support

Assistance with passport applications, insurance, and newborn care resources.

Understanding Costs

Surrogacy is a significant financial commitment. While each journey is unique, a typical U.S. gestational surrogacy arrangement ranges from $90,000 to $150,000 USD. This figure includes:

Surrogate compensation and benefits IVF procedures and medications Legal fees for both parties Agency coordination and counseling Travel, maternity clothing, and insurance

We provide a detailed cost sheet before any contracts are signed so you can plan with confidence.

Success Stories

After five IVF failures, we felt hopeless. Kang Le Services matched us with an incredible surrogate who kept us updated every step. Nine months later, we finally held our daughter. We can’t thank the team enough!

Emily & Marco, California

As a same-sex couple, we worried about legal hurdles. The agency handled everything seamlessly. Our surrogate became like family, and we’re already talking about baby #2.

David & Chris, Australia

Your Questions, Answered

From enrollment to birth, most journeys last 15–20 months, depending on embryo availability and legal timelines.

Absolutely—contact level is decided mutually during matching and included in your contract.

We’ll review medical factors with your clinic and, if needed, plan a second transfer at no extra agency fee.