Become a surrogate
You are not being assigned to a family.You are choosing one.
Dynasty gives surrogates clear information, meaningful choice, transparent compensation, consistent advocacy, and personal support from the first conversation through postpartum.
Understand the journey before deciding.
Becoming a surrogate involves medical screening, legal agreements, fertility treatment, pregnancy, communication with intended parents, appointments, travel, and a significant personal commitment.
Before moving forward, you receive clear information about:
- Preliminary qualifications and records review
- Medical and psychological screening
- Time, appointment, and travel expectations
- Compensation, allowances, and reimbursements
- Intended-parent introductions and mutual matching
- Independent legal representation
- Fertility-clinic requirements
- Pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum support
Completing an eligibility form does not obligate you to continue.
Seen as a person. Supported as a partner.
Dynasty was built by industry professionals and people who have experienced assisted reproduction personally, including former surrogates. We understand that being medically eligible does not define who you are or determine whether a relationship is right for you.
You receive information, time to ask questions, independent legal representation, and a meaningful voice throughout the journey. Your health, family, boundaries, compensation, and experience matter independently of the intended parents’ goals.
Begin with a private preliminary eligibility review.
The preliminary review considers:
- Pregnancy and delivery history
- Current physical and mental health
- Current medications and substance-use history
- Home and support environment
- Geographic availability
- Health-insurance status
- Appointment and travel availability
- Ability to complete a medically and logistically complex journey
Final eligibility depends on complete records review, professional screening, fertility-clinic requirements, and legal considerations.
Check My EligibilityThe surrogate process
Preliminary eligibility
Complete a short, private eligibility form.
Application and records
Provide detailed information and authorize review of pregnancy and delivery records.
Screening and preparation
Complete the applicable background, psychological, medical, insurance, and readiness reviews.
Intended-parent introductions
Review information about intended parents and decide whether you are interested in meeting them.
Mutual matching
Meet, ask questions, discuss expectations, and independently decide whether to move forward.
Medical and legal clearance
Complete final fertility-clinic requirements and work with an independent attorney.
Transfer preparation
Follow the clinic’s protocol for medication, monitoring, appointments, and travel.
Pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum
Receive coordinated support through pregnancy, birth planning, recovery, and closeout.
You choose the intended parents, too.
You receive information about prospective intended parents before an introduction. During the conversation, you can discuss:
- Why they are pursuing surrogacy
- The relationship they hope to have
- Communication preferences
- Pregnancy and medical expectations
- Privacy and social media
- Delivery-room expectations
- Contact after birth
- Important personal values and boundaries
You make your own decision. The intended parents make theirs. A match is confirmed only when everyone chooses to proceed.
Clear compensation before commitment.
Your compensation and benefits are documented before the journey moves forward. The approved benefit package may include, as applicable:
- Base compensation
- Monthly allowance
- Embryo-transfer and medication-start payments
- Maternity clothing
- Travel, meals, and transportation reimbursement
- Childcare and lost wages, when applicable
- Housekeeping during physician-ordered restrictions
- Additional compensation for defined medical or pregnancy circumstances
- Insurance-related expenses
- Postpartum support
Payment timing, documentation requirements, approval rules, and escrow administration are explained before legal contracts are completed.
Support has a name and a clear point of contact.
- A primary surrogate advocate
- A clearly identified backup
- Proactive check-ins
- Appointment and document coordination
- Independent legal representation
- Escrow and compensation visibility
- Insurance coordination
- Communication support with intended parents
- Birth planning and postpartum follow-through
- A defined escalation process for urgent concerns
Surrogate questions
Does applying commit me to becoming a surrogate?
No. The preliminary eligibility form begins a conversation. You decide whether to continue at every appropriate stage.
Do I choose the intended parents?
Yes. Surrogate matching is mutual. You review information, meet the intended parents, ask questions, and make an independent decision.
When is compensation finalized?
The compensation and benefit package is disclosed and documented before the legal agreement is completed.
Who provides legal advice?
You receive independent legal representation before entering a surrogacy agreement.
Who makes medical decisions?
Your treating medical professionals and the fertility clinic make medical decisions within their respective roles. Dynasty coordinates communication but does not replace medical care.
Does support continue after delivery?
Yes. Dynasty remains involved through the agreed postpartum and journey-closeout period.