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Finding a Surrogate in Texas

The expert, state-specific guidance you need to build your dream family.

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The Donor Concierge Difference

Donor Concierge has helped many intended parents find their surrogate match in Dallas, Houston, and other areas of Texas. Leveraging our network of surrogacy agencies in Texas and decades of experience, our fertility experts narrow your search to surrogates in the state – only sharing a candidate with you after they’ve been vetted by our in-house medical team.


Although Texas legislation has caused confusion and concern for many pursuing assisted reproduction, our experienced case managers can provide expert guidance and refer you to top fertility lawyers.

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Finding a Surrogate in Texas

The expert, state-specific guidance you need to build your dream family.

How the surrogacy process works in Texas

Donor Concierge has access to more U.S. surrogates than any other organization in the world, and our Parent Choice Model ensures that a surrogate is available and meets all criteria before you make a financial commitment.

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Step 1

We search our extensive network for a qualified and available Texas-based surrogate.

Learn more about our Parent Choice Model

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Step 2

You review a detailed profile of a candidate who has passed our in-house medical screening, and meets the guidelines for ASRM and your clinic.

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Step 3

Once you approve, your case manager will contact the agency to arrange a meeting with you and the surrogate.

Surrogacy laws in Texas

Recent legislation has caused concern for some intended parents considering third-party family-building in Texas. Gestational surrogacy is legal, but there are limitations, and it’s important to understand the landscape and consult with an attorney before proceeding.


  • Texas surrogacy laws are only applicable to legally married couples, regardless of gender

  • Unmarried LGBTQ+ and single intended parents may pursue surrogacy, but establishing parentage may require additional legal support

  • The reversal of Roe v. Wade and the state’s strict abortion laws are key considerations before beginning a surrogacy journey


With expert legal guidance to help navigate these complexities, gestational surrogacy remains a viable option for intended parents in Texas.

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Surrogacy costs in Texas

On average, a surrogacy journey in the state of Texas costs between $100,000 and $200,000. The exact amount depends on several factors, including your chosen surrogate, fertility clinic, and location.

Typically, costs will cover:

  • Surrogate compensation 

  • Medical bills

  • Surrogacy agency fees

  • Legal fees

  • Miscellaneous expenses

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