Surrogacy Agencies in the US by State (2026)

We list 101 surrogacy agencies across 25 states, with the most in California, Florida and Texas. Each listing has the agency’s address, phone number, opening hours and website.

What does a surrogacy agency do?

A surrogacy agency matches intended parents with a gestational carrier (a surrogate who carries an embryo created through IVF and is not genetically related to the baby). Agencies typically screen carriers, manage the matching process, coordinate with your IVF clinic, arrange legal agreements and insurance, and provide support throughout the pregnancy. The IVF itself – creating embryos and transferring them to the carrier – is done by a fertility clinic.

How to choose a surrogacy agency

Check the laws where your carrier lives: surrogacy laws differ between states, including how parentage is established, so make sure your agency works with experienced reproductive lawyers.

Ask how carriers are screened: reputable agencies follow the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) recommendations for medical and psychological screening.

Understand the costs: ask for a full written breakdown of agency fees, carrier compensation, legal, insurance and medical costs, and what happens if a transfer fails.

Check your IVF clinic: see our IVF clinic rankings by city – our clinic pages also show which clinics report gestational carrier services to the CDC.

Surrogacy agencies by state

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Connecticut

Delaware

Florida

Idaho

Illinois

Indiana

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Minnesota

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New York

North Carolina

Ohio

Oregon

Pennsylvania

South Carolina

Texas

Utah

Washington

This information is for general guidance only and is not medical or legal advice. Always check details directly with each provider.