Example
Gay couple
Embryo statusEmbryos ready
Legal statusMarried
Filing countyHarris County
Key finding
Husband relinquishment required
Surrogacy for LGBTQ+ intended
parents in Texas.
Answer a few questions. Get a clear picture of where you stand — and what to ask before you sign anything.
Free, confidential, and no commitment. Agencies may pay a referral fee. You never pay anything.
A few questions. No commitments.
What best describes your family structure?
This changes the donor and parentage planning steps that apply to you.
How this works
What you get.
A planning summary specific to your family structure, embryo status, and where you are in the process. No generic advice.
01
Answer a few questions
The quiz looks at a few basics about your situation, including your family structure, embryo status, and whether you're married.
02
See what applies to your situation.
Legal path, cost variables, and questions worth asking before you commit — based on your answers, not a generic checklist.
03
Decide whether you want introductions
If you want help moving forward, you can request introductions to agencies experienced with LGBTQ+ surrogacy in Texas. You're never required to do this.
Why this exists
I built this because I couldn't find it.
I've been researching surrogacy since 2021 — navigating programs that felt wrong, asking questions nobody gave straight answers to, and eventually building the tool I needed and couldn't find. What didn't exist was something honest: where do I actually stand, what will this realistically cost, and who has genuine experience with families like mine.
Read why I built this →Planning output
What the quiz shows you.
These are examples of what the quiz surfaces. Your results reflect your specific answers.
Example
Single gay man
Embryo statusNo embryos yet
Legal statusUnmarried
Filing countyTravis County
Key finding
Egg donor adds $8K-$52K to budget depending on source
Example
Lesbian couple
Embryo statusCreating embryos
Legal statusMarried
Filing countyDallas County
Key finding
Known donor must go through physician