Extraordinary Conceptions

Costs and compensation

Agency fee

Not published

First-time donor pay

$6,000

“…to receive financial compensation after their transfer. This is paid for by the intended parents. While the compensation rate for egg donors varies, most tend to be $6,000 or more. Aside from this payment, families are also expected to cover any related expenses for their donor, like insurance, travel and medical needs. This will be a…”

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

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

Likely yes (unverified)

Donor complication insurance

Not stated

Donor psychological screening

Likely yes (unverified)

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

Likely yes (unverified)

Transparency score: 55/100

Scores only what Extraordinary Conceptions 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)0/25
• Publishes first-time donor compensation25/25
• Publishes repeat-donor compensation0/10
• States whether donors get complication insurance0/10
• 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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