Abundant Life Surrogacy is a small, for-profit surrogacy agency based in Boise, Idaho, operating as Abundant Life Surrogacy LLC. It describes itself as a boutique agency offering a full scope of services to intended parents, surrogates and egg donors, with a focus on gestational surrogacy. According to the agency, it works with families in Idaho, Oregon and Washington as well as internationally.
The agency is led by founder and CEO Amber Valdez. Its contact page lists a team of four: Valdez, an administrative assistant, and two match coordinators, one of whom is also introduced as handling surrogate intake.
As a full-service program, the agency handles matching between intended parents and gestational carriers and says it provides personalized support before, during and after the journey. It also offers an egg donor program alongside its surrogacy services. Surrogate compensation ranges and program details are published on the agency's website, and the figures on file appear in the tables below.
Several surrogates who have worked with the agency describe one-on-one guidance and education through the steps of a journey, and a deliberate approach to matching. Google reviews of the agency come in small numbers and skew toward surrogates rather than intended parents. The agency is not BBB accredited; its BBB details, along with eligibility criteria and fee information, are listed further down this page.
AI summary of 7 reviews · can make mistakes
Reviewers, both intended parents and surrogates, are consistently positive about Abundant Life Surrogacy. Many describe a warm, family-like team that offers steady support and makes the process feel smooth. Several also mention responsive communication and careful matching, and no recurring complaints appear.
7 reviews match these filters.
There aren’t enough stars to express our gratitude. Our experience with Abundant Life Surrogacy was nothing short of extraordinary. From day one, Amber and her team were right by our side—through every up and down—with genuine care, compassion, and constant support. Communication was always fast and reassuring, and we truly felt seen and understood throughout the entire journey. Their values deeply resonated with us, and their services were not only top-notch but also reasonably priced. What really stood out, though, was the level of personal attention we received. When we traveled to Boise for our child’s birth, Amber went above and beyond—being present at the hospital, helping us find accommodations, even showing us around town. In such a life-changing and emotional moment, she made everything feel calm, safe, and beautifully human. Thanks to Abundant Life, a lifelong dream came true—quite literally into our arms. We will forever be grateful for their work, their heart, and the family-like care they gave us. It was an amazing journey, and one we’ll always treasure.
View on Google (opens in a new tab)The best partner for one's journey!
View on Google (opens in a new tab)Idk where to even start but I’ll for sure tell you ALL THE LADIES here at Abundant life are MORE THAN AMAZING. They all made the whole process so smooth and easy for me. I’m currently 7 months pregnant and I couldn’t have asked for a better agency and support system to work with. I total recommend working with them. You won’t be disappointed at all.
View on Google (opens in a new tab)I recommend Abundant Life to anyone wanting to use or be a surrogate. I started my journey with then to be a gestational carrier last spring and the process has been so enjoyable. Their team are knowledgable empowering and I couldn't say enough great things about the work they do.
View on Google (opens in a new tab)Google reviews are shown as written and link to the original. Reviewer type is inferred from what each reviewer wrote.
Base compensation
$45,000 – $60,000
Published by the agency. Benefits and allowances are usually on top of this.
Requirements change — confirm with the agency before applying.
See which agencies fit youAbundant Life Surrogacy requires surrogates to have a BMI of 32 or lower.
