Find your match without a surrogacy agency.

Surrogacy agencies charge an extraordinary amount of money for what is primarily a matching service. Additionally, agencies do not provide legal advice or medical services, only lawyers and reproductive endocrinologists are qualified to do that. Agencies do not guarantee the suitability of surrogates: only your own due diligence with the help of qualified assisted reproduction professionals can do that. You will need a licensed and experienced assisted reproduction attorney who can guide you on background checks and local laws, best practices, and guidelines, as well as, a Reproductive Endocrinologist who has experience with surrogacy.

For folks (IPs) that wish to forgo the costly expense of agencies (many charge more than $30,000), we offer an alternative. The benefit is potentially a greater pool of surrogates to choose from, as well as, reducing the already high cost of surrogacy. This can make surrogacy available to more people looking to start or expand their families, as well as, ensure more of the available compensation goes directly to the surrogates who are free to voice their own terms directly.

For people that want to start their families as quickly as they can, Surrogacy Place provides a streamlined matching service that is faster than what agencies can provide, giving you the ability to make sure both parties are matched via criteria that is important to both sides. Our mission is to provide a large enough pool of interested candidates that each side doesn't feel they need to compromise in finding the right fit. Interview as many potentials as you want before you decide on the perfect partner to start your journey with.

Please note: because surrogacy laws vary by state, it's important to consult a surrogacy law professional to understand local requirements. Additionally, because surrogacy is currently not permitted in Michigan as well as extremely restricted in Louisiana and Nebraska, residents of those states may not register as surrogates on this site at this time. New York-state-based surrogates may also not register at this time.