Our Surrogacy Program in Colorado

We serve many local communities throughout the Centennial State, including Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and beyond.

Fertility Source Companies has been matching intended parents (IPs) with qualified surrogates for over two decades. Our user-friendly online database streamlines the process of finding a surrogate by providing a quick and efficient way to view potential surrogate profiles and get quickly matched with the right person. Learn more about our surrogacy services in Colorado.

• Find a Surrogate in Colorado
• Become a Surrogate in Colorado
• Our Partner Clinics in Colorado

Finding a Surrogate in Colorado

Fertility Source Companies provides an expert team of professionals to provide support and assistance throughout your surrogacy journey. We will guide you during each step of getting matched with the best gestational surrogate to carry your baby. Our team will help guide you through each step of the process, including the initial application process, how surrogates are screened, and what to look for in selecting a surrogate.

Surrogacy Laws in Colorado

There are no federal mandates that govern surrogacy laws; the laws pertaining to surrogacy vary from state to state. Gestational surrogacy (i.e., hiring a person who is not the biological parent of the baby to carry the pregnancy) is very complex legally. Gestational surrogacy is permitted in Colorado, but it is largely unregulated. IPs may pursue a pre-birth order (PBO) to obtain legal parentage of a baby born after gestational surrogacy.

Because of the legal complexities, it’s important to seek legal consultation with a licensed fertility attorney in Colorado and become familiar with the local surrogacy laws. Although Fertility Source Companies never gives legal advice, we are here to help point you in the right direction. We have extensive resources to assist IPs in navigating the legal complexities involved in contracting with a gestational carrier in Colorado.

Surrogate Costs & Fees in Colorado

Fertility Source Companies charges an initial agency fee of $30,000 fee (paid in installments), as well as a base surrogacy fee of $65,000 for Colorado residents. Other fees paid to the Gestational Carrier  include a monthly fee of $350, an embryo transfer fee, a maternity clothing fee, and other miscellaneous costs. The total expense usually ranges between $100,000 and $125,000. Learn more about the breakdown of surrogacy costs and fees.

How Surrogates Are Screened in Colorado

All surrogates are screened to ensure they are well-qualified for surrogacy. These screenings include but are not limited to medical tests, physical exams, mental health evaluations, criminal background checks, partner screening, and more. At Fertility Source Companies, we also evaluate the potential surrogate’s level of commitment and perform in-home evaluations of their family interactions to ensure your baby is carried in a stable environment. An on-staff RN reviews past pregnancies to ensure there were no complications, and healthcare and mental health professionals perform medical and psychiatric testing.

Surrogacy FAQs for Intended Parents

Become a Surrogate in Colorado

Why Become a Surrogate in Colorado

A gestational carrier (i.e., surrogate) carries a pregnancy for a couple or individual. Being a surrogate has been described as one of life's most rewarding experiences. Surrogates and IPs share a bond that few other relationships can emulate; in many cases, these relationships develop into lifelong friendships. In addition to the emotional gratification of helping a couple struggling with infertility, there are many other benefits, such as compensation for living and out-of-pocket expenses, as well as an exceptionally generous monetary payment plan.

Surrogate Requirements in Colorado

The requirements for surrogates include a strict age requirement (i.e., between the ages 21 and 43), and a history of at least one healthy pregnancy. Surrogates must be citizens of the U.S., non-smokers, and non-drug users, with exemplary physical and mental health histories. They must also have a stable home environment and reliable transportation. Learn more about our surrogate requirements.

The Surrogacy Process

Acceptance into Fertility Source Companies’ surrogacy database includes many steps, including:

• The initial application to become a surrogate candidate
• Medical records submission
• A variety of screening tests to ensure you are mentally and physically healthy
• A background check to ensure there is no history of legal problems 

Once you have been approved, you will be added to our roster of available surrogates. The next step is to be matched with the intended parents. After you are matched, there are more steps, including:

• A comprehensive physical exam at the IPs fertility clinic
• Meeting with an attorney to sign the surrogacy agreement
• Taking a series of fertility hormone self-injections to prepare you for pregnancy
• Undergoing the embryo transfer
• Getting a pregnancy test and ultrasound
• Seeing your OB healthcare provider during your pregnancy and delivery.

After the birth of the baby, you will have completed your gestational surrogacy journey, having made a huge impact and a lifelong difference in the life of a person or a couple who were otherwise unable to have a child. Learn more about the surrogacy process.

Surrogacy Pay & Compensation in Colorado

In Colorado, surrogates receive a base fee of $65,000 for their time, effort, and living expenses. Compensation is paid in eight installments after a fetal heartbeat initially confirms the pregnancy. In addition, other expenses are covered, such as out-of-pocket medical expenses, maternity clothes, and more. Learn more about surrogate compensation and pay.

Surrogate FAQs

Our Partner Clinics in Colorado

Fertility Source Companies partners with many fertility clinics across Colorado, including in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and beyond. You’ll find the contact information and website addresses of each of our partner clinics in Colorado listed below.