LifeBridge Surrogacy is a for-profit, full-service surrogacy and egg donation agency. According to its website, it is proudly based in Los Angeles, California, and works with intended parents, gestational surrogates and egg donors. The agency describes its team and leadership as 100% women-driven.
The program is designed to cover a journey from start to finish: matching intended parents with surrogates, coordinating the legal side of the arrangement, and offering support the agency says is available 24/7. An egg donation program is offered alongside surrogacy, so intended parents who need both a donor and a carrier can work with one organization.
LifeBridge works with LGBTQ+ intended parents, single parents by choice and international clients, as well as couples pursuing surrogacy for medical reasons. Its published surrogate requirements, including age range and prior pregnancy history, appear in the eligibility details further down this page, along with fee and compensation information the agency publishes.
The team is small, on the order of a few staff members. Its team page introduces roles including a surrogate intake coordinator who is herself a three-time former surrogate, and an operations lead with a background in marketing. Several surrogates who have written about their experience describe coordinators who responded quickly to questions and stayed in regular contact through the process.
We haven’t found public reviews of LifeBridge Surrogacy yet.
Base compensation
Up to $110,000
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 youLifeBridge Surrogacy accepts gestational surrogates between 21 and 40 years old.
Yes. LifeBridge Surrogacy requires surrogates to have had at least 1 prior pregnancy.
No. LifeBridge Surrogacy requires surrogates to be non-smokers.
