L.A. Egg Donors

Costs and compensation

Agency fee

Not published

First-time donor pay

$7,000

“…the egg donation process will last about 2-3 months. _**How much will I be compensated for donating my eggs?**_ A first time donor will receive a compensation of $7,000. The fee will increase with repeat donations and could go up to $10,000. _**Will the egg retrieval process hurt?**_ You will not feel any discomfort during the egg…”

Source: laeggdonors.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

Not stated

Donor complication insurance

Not stated

Donor psychological screening

Yes

“Our carefully selected egg donors are **_fully medically and psychologically screened_** prior to their profiles becoming available for the matching process.”

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

Donor background check

Not stated

Known (directed) egg donors

Not stated

Open-ID / future contact

Not stated

Serves international parents

Yes

“As ranked by the CDC with the highest success rates in the nation, we have assisted couples and individuals in need of an egg donor, domestically as well as internationally, for over 20 years.”

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

Financing / payment plans

Not stated

Transparency score: 35/100

Scores only what L.A. Egg Donors 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 policy0/10
• Describes known-donor or open-ID options0/10

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