Surrogates

Surrogate referral program

Refer a woman who becomes a Royal surrogate and earn $5,000 if she lives in California or $3,000 if she lives in another state. The bonus is paid after she matches with intended parents, signs the legal agreement and confirms pregnancy.

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Our best surrogates come from women who know firsthand how life-changing the journey is. Great women know great women.

Where your referral livesReferral bonus
California$5,000
Any other eligible state$3,000

How it works

  1. Share the opportunity. Tell a friend or family member about Royal Surrogacy.
  2. Your friend applies at portal.myroyalbabies.com/apply/surrogate. We review her application and confirm she’s eligible.
  3. Your friend qualifies and matches. Our team guides her through screening, matching and legal clearance.
  4. You get paid once she has matched with intended parents, signed the legal agreement and confirmed pregnancy.

Who can you refer?

Think of a woman who is compassionate and giving, has had healthy pregnancies, and is looking for a meaningful way to help a family. She should meet the basic surrogate requirements: age 21–36, BMI under 32, at least one healthy pregnancy, no more than 5 deliveries and 2 C-sections, non-smoker, U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

Frequently asked questions

How much can I earn from referring a surrogate?

$5,000 if your referral lives in California, and $3,000 if she lives outside California.

When do I get paid after a successful referral?

Once your referral matches with intended parents, signs the legal agreement and has a confirmed pregnancy.

Is there a limit to how many women I can refer?

There is no limit in the program terms published here. Each referral that completes the three milestones earns its own bonus.

What if my referral doesn't qualify?

No bonus is paid if she doesn't qualify, but we'll thank you and she is welcome to reapply if her situation changes.

Do I need to be a Royal surrogate to refer someone?

No. Anyone can refer a candidate.