Referral collaboration
A good introduction
starts with permission.
A friend may have mentioned surrogacy. Someone in your community may have questions. Share our information, give them space and let the next step be theirs.
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Referral rewards
$3,000 first referral.
$5,000+ after that.
Referral rewards depend on the candidate reaching agreed milestones, including medical clearance and signed legal agreements. Confirm the terms before making a paid introduction.
Compensation note: First successful referral US$3,000; later successful referrals US$5,000+. No payment entitlement exists without agreed terms. Confirm your individual package, eligibility and payment terms in writing before making a decision.
Who can introduce someone?
Friends, former participants, community contacts and professional partners can ask about the program. A warm introduction is useful; pressure is not.
If your profession has rules about referral compensation, discuss those restrictions before arranging any paid collaboration.
Make the handoff simple.
Ask first
Check that the person wants to hear from us. It is often easiest to share our contact page so she can reach out herself.
Agree how the referral is recorded
Before sharing contact details, confirm the referral terms, any previous contact and the process for documenting the introduction.
Let the candidate take it from there
We handle the program conversation and screening. A referrer does not need to collect pregnancy records or make eligibility promises.
Confirm the payment milestones
If a written agreement provides a fee, it should define eligibility, the amount, required milestones and payment timing.
Have someone in mind?
Start by asking them whether they would like an introduction.