Massachusetts Surrogacy Center is the trade name of Massachusetts Surrogacy, LLC, a for-profit surrogacy agency based in Boston, Massachusetts. It operates from a single office in downtown Boston and is currently an active business entity.
On its website, the agency describes itself as a personalized, full-service agency that offers one-on-one support to both intended parents and surrogates. According to the agency, it matches intended parents with gestational surrogates and with egg donors, and it describes its operation as small and low-overhead.
The agency says it works with both local and international clients, and that it accepts clients regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation. As a full-service program, it presents itself as the central point of contact across the journey rather than a matching-only service.
Contact details, along with eligibility requirements, fees and compensation information where available, appear elsewhere on this page.
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I can honestly say that it was an amazing experience. From start to finish, the team at the agency was there for me every step of the way, offering support, guidance, and encouragement throughout the process. One of the things that really stood out to me about working with them was the sense of community that they fostered. Not only did I feel supported by the staff, but I also felt connected to other surrogates through the surrogate sisterhood program. They host several retreats for surrogates, which are a wonderful opportunity to connect with other women who are going through the same experience. I met some truly amazing women at these retreats, and it was so empowering to be part of such a supportive community. The team always made sure that I had all the information I needed to make informed decisions, and they were always available to answer any questions that I had. Overall, I would highly recommend the Massachusetts Surrogacy Center to anyone who is considering becoming a surrogate.
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