San Francisco Surrogacy Center is a for-profit gestational surrogacy agency based in San Francisco, California. It works with both sides of a surrogacy arrangement, guiding intended parents and surrogates through what the agency describes as the emotional, legal and practical aspects of the process. Its website states that the organization has been operating for more than 13 years.
The program is full-service and also encompasses legal support, meaning the agency coordinates the journey from an initial consultation through matching, the medical and legal steps in between, and the paperwork that follows a birth. Intended parents and surrogates work with the same organization rather than assembling separate providers for each stage.
Surrogates apply directly to the agency, which sets its own screening standards covering age, prior pregnancy history, smoking, and citizenship or residency, including a requirement that applicants live in a state where surrogacy arrangements are workable. Those criteria, along with the compensation range offered to surrogates, are summarized in the tables further down this page.
The agency publishes its fees, so prospective intended parents can review program costs before making contact. San Francisco Surrogacy Center operates from a single office in San Francisco and can be reached by phone or email through its website.
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Base compensation
$55,000 – $75,000
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 youSan Francisco Surrogacy Center accepts gestational surrogates between 21 and 42 years old.
Yes. San Francisco Surrogacy Center requires surrogates to have had at least 1 prior pregnancy.
Yes. San Francisco Surrogacy Center requires surrogates to be raising at least one child of their own.
No. San Francisco Surrogacy Center requires surrogates to be non-smokers.
San Francisco Surrogacy Center's citizenship or residency requirement for surrogates: US citizen or legal resident residing in a surrogate-friendly state.
