Become an sperm donor and change lives.
Bring dreams to life by becoming a sperm donor and earn generous compensation and benefits.
Give the gift of family.
Becoming a sperm donor is a wonderful and fulfilling experience for many women. Sperm donors have the opportunity to help people struggling with infertility achieve their dream of having a family, and they can take pride in knowing that they are making a meaningful contribution to someone's life. In addition to the emotional benefits, sperm donation also provides financial compensation, which can be helpful for achieving your personal goals.
Ivy League egg donors needed!
There is a significant demand for highly accomplished sperm donors who are pursuing or have earned advanced degrees from reputable universities. Intended parents seeking a sperm donor often look for someone who is intelligent and accomplished, and pursuing or having a degree from an Ivy League institution is seen as a desirable trait. The academic achievements and intellectual capabilities of these donors are viewed as important traits to pass on to future children. Highly educated, smart sperm donors with good SAT scores, with advanced degrees from a prestigious university will receive above average compensation.
Compensation.
As a sperm donor you give intended parents the opportunity to have a family while also receiving financial and medical benefits. Earn above average compensation that can be used for education, pay off debt, travel, or help achieve other personal goals. The typical starting range for a sperm donor is between $5,000 - $10,000. Donors of specific ethnicities or hard to find traits will often receive higher compensation. We also have clients looking for Ivy League students and compensation offered is in the range of $25-50,000.
Benefits:
- Potential for personal growth and self-discovery
- Opportunity to help someone in need
- Learn about your health through the medical process
- Learn about your genetics
- All expenses paid
Requirements.
To become a sperm donor please make sure you meet the following requirements:
- U.S. Citizen
- Between the ages of 21 and 38
- Have a BMI between 19 - 28 (calculate your BMI here)
- Non-smoker
- No excessive drinker
- No drug user
- No history of substance abuse
- No criminal record
Give the gift of life.
Help create or expand a family that could not exist without the effort and kindness of an egg donor.
Generous compensation.
Earn compensation that can be used to help finance educational goals, pay off debt, travel or help achieve other personal goals.
Free medical screenings.
You learn more about your own fertility and genetics through the medical screening process.
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Frequently asked questions.
After you submit your full profile, genetic questionnaire, photos, and educational verifications the completed application package will be reviewed by our donor team. If your profile meets industry standards you will be invited to join our program. If you do not meet our criteria, we will inform you of our decision to not invite your participation in our program and we will give you an explanation of our reasons for that decision. Once we accept you to be a sperm donor with our program we will immediately begin presenting you to intended parents.
The average compensation for sperm donation typically starts between $5,000 - $10,000 (plus travel expenses). If you’re interested in private donations or exclusive arrangements, you can expect higher compensation.
The compensation is generally paid out at various milestones, such as the completion of the prescreening sperm analysis, genetic testing and infectious disease testing, criminal and civil background check and psychological evaluation. The donor receives the majority of funds once the donation occurs and the follow up (mandatory) FDA testing is completed.
We work together with local clinics throughout the U.S. Donations will be for particular families at a clinic of the parents’ choosing. All travel expenses will be paid.
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Egg donation involves a screening process. Not all potential egg donors are selected. Not all selected egg donors receive the monetary amounts or compensation advertised. As with any medical procedure, there may be risks associated with human egg donation. Before an egg donor agrees to begin the egg donation process, and signs a legally binding contract, she is required to receive specific information on the known risks of egg donation. Consultation with your doctor prior to entering into an egg donor contract is advised.