Beverly Hills Egg Donation

Costs and compensation

Agency fee

from $12,500

“…fees. Donor fees range from $10,000 and up for a first-time donor to $12,000 and up for a previous donor. Agency fees, including full cycle coordination, range from $12,500 and up for a first-time donor to $15,000 and up for a previous donor. Included in the agency fee: Psychological screening Genetic counseling Oocyte donor insurance (for…”

Source: bhed.com, checked 2026-10-01

First-time donor pay

Not published

Repeat donor pay

Not published

Policies and screening

“Not stated” means we did not find it on the organization's website, not that it is unavailable.

Refund, guarantee or rematch

Yes

“If you do not wish to choose a replacement donor, we will refund 75% of the agency fee and 100% of the donor fee.”

Source: bhed.com, checked 2026-10-01

Donor complication insurance

Likely yes (unverified)

Donor psychological screening

Yes

“To get started, you will have a consultation with a psychologist, who will determine if you are prepared to undertake and complete the donation process.”

Source: bhed.com, checked 2026-10-01

Donor background check

Not stated

Known (directed) egg donors

Not stated

Open-ID / future contact

Likely yes (unverified)

Serves international parents

Likely yes (unverified)

Financing / payment plans

Not stated

Transparency score: 65/100

Scores only what Beverly Hills Egg Donation publishes, not how good it is. How it works

• Publishes its fee to intended parents (agency fee, or frozen-egg lot price for egg banks)25/25
• Publishes first-time donor compensation0/25
• Publishes repeat-donor compensation0/10
• States whether donors get complication insurance10/10
• Describes donor psychological screening10/10
• Describes a refund, guarantee or rematch policy10/10
• Describes known-donor or open-ID options10/10

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