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A premium surrogacy & donation agency

Ten destinations. Itemised costs. One coordinator.

From the first call to the day you fly home — with the money, the law and the timeline explained before you commit to anything.

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Every family we have helped began the same way — with a call where somebody finally gave them a straight answer about the money, the law and the time it would take.

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Transparent pricing

Where every dollar goes

Choose a programme and hover any part of the ring. Each figure is fixed in your contract before you sign, and the variable items are named separately rather than folded into one number.

Total programme
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typical range
Averages for planning, not a quote. Medical complications, additional transfer cycles and legal steps in your home country are billed separately and always disclosed in advance.
How you pay

You pay as the programme moves

We never ask for the programme upfront and we do not hold your funds. Each tranche falls due when the stage before it is finished and documented.

15%
On signing
Coordination opens, document checklist and legal review begin.
25%
Surrogate matched
Profile accepted by you, medical and psychological screening complete.
25%
Transfer done
Embryo transfer performed and confirmed by the clinic.
20%
Heartbeat
Clinical pregnancy established at the scan.
15%
Birth & documents
Birth certificate issued and the exit package handed to you.
Programmes

Start from where you actually are

The right programme depends on your embryos, your medical history and your passport — not on which package sells best.

The journey

Five stages, each defined before it starts

Durations are typical ranges. Anything that depends on biology, we say so rather than promise a date.

01

Eligibility and documents

We check what your country of residence requires, then prepare and apostille your documents against a written checklist before anything is submitted.

1–4 weeks
02

IVF and embryos

A full cycle at a licensed clinic, or transfer of your existing frozen embryos. Genetic testing where medically indicated.

4–8 weeks
03

Surrogate matching

You receive a full profile — medical history, psychological evaluation, home visit notes — and meet her on a call before any medical step. You can decline a match.

2–6 weeks
04

Pregnancy and monitoring

Scheduled check-ups, regular updates, direct contact with your surrogate if both sides want it, and a coordinator answering within 24 hours.

~9 months
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Birth, registration and exit

Birth certificate, translations and the full document package for your embassy. Exit steps differ by nationality, and we walk each one with you.

2–8 weeks after birth
Where we run programmes

Ten destinations

The destination decides who is named on the birth certificate and how you get home. Pick your situation and your passport, and see only the routes that survive both tests.

What we commit to

What you can hold us to

Fixed core pricing

Coordination, surrogate compensation and medical management are fixed in the contract. Variable items are named, capped where possible, and never invoiced as a surprise.

Payment by milestone

You transfer each tranche when the stage before it is complete and documented.

One coordinator

The same person from your first call through birth and exit. You never re-explain your history to someone new.

Independent counsel

You get your own lawyer, not ours. Contracts are reviewed by someone whose duty is to you.

Screening you can verify

Medical results, psychological evaluation and home visit notes are shared with you — not summarised for you.

No success guarantees

No ethical agency can promise a pregnancy. We commit to structure, oversight and staying with you if a cycle fails.

Who you will actually talk to

Names, not a ticket queue

A coordinator, a matching specialist, independent counsel, a medical liaison and a documents team — the same names from your first call through birth and exit.

Alyona Kalchuk
Alyona Kalchuk
Owner · International surrogacy

Builds the route before the budget: which destination your passport allows, who is named on the birth certificate, and what has to happen at home afterwards.

[X] years · EN / UA / [language]
Sasha
Sasha
Programme coordinator

Runs the day to day — clinic scheduling, apostilles, embassy paperwork, and the answer to whatever you send at 2am.

Answers within 24 hours · EN / UA
Anastasia
Anastasia
Surrogate & donor matching

Screens and matches individually — medical history, psychological evaluation, home visit. No catalogue, no shared cycles.

[N] matches completed · EN / UA
Families

From parents who have finished

Four things they mention most: the first call, the matching, what happened when something went wrong, and the day the documents were finally in hand.

Twice we were told our documents were fine, and twice they came back. ReproLegal rebuilt the whole file before submitting anything, and it went through first time. The call with our surrogate was the moment it stopped feeling like paperwork.
M. & T. · Germany · 2025
What decided it was the first call. We asked what happens if a transfer fails and instead of reassurance we were read the clause number. Everything since has been that specific.
J. & S. · United Kingdom · 2025
Our second cycle did not work. Nobody disappeared and nobody softened it — we had a call the same evening explaining what had changed and what it would cost. Our daughter was born eleven months later.
A. & L. · Italy · 2024
Questions

Before you start

How much does a programme cost in total?
It depends on the destination, on whether you already have embryos, and on whether a donor is needed. The explorer above shows the typical split; your itemised quote follows a short call about your medical and legal starting point.
When do I pay, and how much at a time?
In five tranches tied to milestones: signing, surrogate matched, transfer completed, heartbeat confirmed, birth and documents. Nothing is paid for a stage that has not happened.
How long does the whole process take?
Typically 14 to 20 months from first documents to flying home, though matching and IVF response are biological variables.
Is success guaranteed?
No. Pregnancy and birth depend on medical factors nobody can guarantee. What is contractually defined is what happens — clinically and financially — if a cycle does not work.
Will my country recognise my child?
The answer is specific to your nationality. Some countries recognise the foreign birth certificate; others require a court order or an adoption step at home. We map your route with local counsel before you commit.

Ready to begin your journey?

We are here when you are ready. Choose where you are starting from.

Talk to a coordinator

Bring your questions. We will give you the unflattering answers too.

A 30-minute call, no deck and no pressure. If your country makes this path hard, or your medical history changes the odds, you will hear it on the first call.