Egg donor compensation
$8K–$10K

Per completed cycle, first-time. Repeat-donor pay depends on completed cycles, travel, and the specifics of the match.

Handled separately

Covered expenses.

a.
Medical & psychological

All screening costs, medications & cycle-related medical expenses.

b.
Legal fees

Independent counsel reviews your agreement before signing.

c.
Donor insurance

Cycle-related complication insurance for active journeys.

d.
Travel expenses

One coach ticket for screening; two for retrieval (you + a companion). Ground travel over 100 mi round-trip reimbursed per mile.

Irvine & Orange County planning

We're based in Irvine, CA. Local donors confirm these before medications begin:

1You follow the IVF clinic's schedule — not a generic agency timeline.
2Travel, hotel, mileage & companion logistics confirmed before retrieval.
3Legal review and covered-expense expectations settled before the cycle moves.

Compensation FAQ.

First-time donors typically earn $8,000–$10,000 per completed cycle — with screening, medications, legal, insurance, and qualified travel covered separately.
Compensation can vary by prior donation history, travel requirements, clinic requirements, screening results, and the specifics of the match. Public ranges should not be treated as a guarantee before screening.
Tax treatment can be fact-specific. Donors should keep compensation and covered-expense records organized and review tax questions with a qualified tax professional.
Compensation is separate from covered cycle expenses. Medical screening, monitoring, medications, independent legal counsel, complication insurance, and qualified travel are handled separately when they apply to the cycle.
Review your eligibility & compensation factors

Fill out the application — the team confirms your specifics.

Egg donor application Open the donor income organizer →