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A great opportunity for military moms
The short answer
Military moms can earn up to $80,000 as a gestational carrier, from a $50,000 base plus allowance, benefits and insurance. You need to be 21 to 38, a US citizen or permanent resident, and currently raising your own child.
Why military moms make great surrogates
- Strong values and a sense of service
- Experience with pregnancy and motherhood
- Resilience and adaptability
- A robust support network
Basic requirements
- Age 21 to 38
- A previous healthy pregnancy
- Currently raising your own child
- Healthy BMI
- US citizen or permanent resident
- No smoking or drug use
Compensation
- $50,000 base compensation
- Additional benefits and insurance
- Monthly allowance
- All medical expenses covered
How it works
As a gestational carrier, you carry a baby for someone who can’t carry a pregnancy themselves. The embryo comes from the parents’ or donors’ genetic material, so the baby has no genetic connection to you.