Dreamweaver Surrogacy is the trade name of Dreamweaver Donations, LLC, a for-profit, California-based surrogacy agency that describes itself on its website as a global agency. It is registered as a domestic member-managed limited liability company in California and remains active.
The agency works as a full-service program, meaning it coordinates a journey from matching through the medical and legal steps rather than handling a single piece of the process. It also offers an egg donor program, so intended parents who need donor eggs as well as a gestational carrier can arrange both through the same organization. The agency says surrogate profiles can be viewed without paying a retainer, that retainers and deposits are collected only after a candidate's clinic records are approved and a video match meeting has taken place, and that it aims to avoid long matching waitlists.
Its client base includes LGBTQ+ and single intended parents as well as families living outside the United States. Dreamweaver is a participating provider in Men Having Babies' Surrogacy Advisor and Gay Parenting Assistance Program, a network aimed at gay and prospective fathers. Surrogates apply from within the United States: the program requires US citizenship or permanent residency, prior pregnancy experience, and a non-smoking household, with the full eligibility criteria, compensation ranges and fee information shown below.
The agency publishes its fee schedule on its website, which puts intended parents' base costs in view before a first conversation. Contact details, licensing information and Better Business Bureau records for its California locations also appear further down this page.
AI summary of 3 reviews · can make mistakes
Most reviewers, mainly intended parents, describe a thoughtful, responsive and supportive team that felt personally invested in their journey. Some also mention that the agency was willing to work with demanding matching requirements. Not all feedback is positive, though: some reviewers urge caution about the agency's conduct without describing specific issues.
3 reviews match these filters.
Summary: Intended parent describes a 2023 journey; says the agency accommodated complex matching preferences and found a surrogate who met strict fertility-clinic criteria. The match did not result in a pregnancy, but the reviewer remained positive about the agency's handling.
Read the original on Forums (opens in a new tab)Summary: Short warning-style negative review advising caution about the agency. The reviewer states they were apparently asked to take the review down and refuses, saying they want to warn others about the agency's conduct. No operational specifics (fees, escrow, matching) are given in the visible excerpt.
Read the original on Forums (opens in a new tab)Summary: Client praises the team as thoughtful, responsive and supportive from start to finish, singling out program director Allie for attentiveness, urgency and non-pushy guidance that felt personally invested rather than transactional.
Read the original on Forums (opens in a new tab)Forum, Yelp and Trustpilot entries are our short summaries of what was posted, linked to the source. Reviewer type is inferred from what each reviewer wrote.
Base compensation
$50,000 – $100,000
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 youDreamweaver Surrogacy accepts gestational surrogates between 21 and 42 years old.
Dreamweaver Surrogacy requires surrogates to have a BMI of 32 or lower.
Yes. Dreamweaver Surrogacy requires surrogates to have had at least 1 prior pregnancy.
Yes. Dreamweaver Surrogacy requires surrogates to be raising at least one child of their own.
No. Dreamweaver Surrogacy requires surrogates to be non-smokers.
Dreamweaver Surrogacy's citizenship or residency requirement for surrogates: US citizen or permanent resident (green card holder).
