NIAW 2026 Hub / IVF Costs
Published by RSMC · NIAW 2026
During NIAW 2026, one cost component has been removed
Lucina Egg Bank — RSMC’s egg donor partner — is covering domestic shipping for egg donor cohorts selected by April 30. For international families, $850 toward shipping. See the full details at fertile.com/niaw2026.
Donor egg IVF involves costs across several categories. This is a general framework. RSMC provides a full, itemized disclosure before any financial commitment is made.
Egg cohort fee
Paid to the egg bank for the frozen egg cohort from your selected egg donor.
Ask for exact figure
IVF cycle fees
RSMC clinic fees for monitoring, retrieval coordination, embryo culture, and transfer.
Disclosed before commitment
Cycle medications
Recipient medications for uterine preparation. Often not included in quoted prices.
Often excluded from quotes
Genetic testing (PGT-A)
Preimplantation genetic testing on embryos. Optional but commonly recommended.
Optional — confirm inclusion
Shipping
Transport of the frozen egg cohort from egg bank to RSMC.
FREE through April 30 (domestic) · $850 off (international)
Embryo storage
Annual fees for storing frozen embryos that are not transferred in the initial cycle.
Ask about ongoing fees
Cost surprises are one of the most common sources of distress in the donor egg IVF process. A quoted price and the actual total cost of a cycle are not always the same number. At RSMC, we walk intended parents through every cost component before any commitment is made.
The categories above represent the typical cost structure of a donor egg IVF cycle. The specific figures vary based on the egg bank, your protocol, and whether optional services like PGT-A are included. What we can tell you is what goes into the number — and what questions to ask of any clinic or egg bank you’re evaluating.
“A quoted price and the actual total cost of a cycle are not always the same number. Ask specifically: what is not included in this quote?”
Before you compare any two programs on price, ask each one: “What is not included in this quote?” The answer reveals whether the figure you’re comparing is the real total or the starting point. Common exclusions include medications, shipping, genetic testing, and storage fees.
If your partner is a cis woman, you can use your own frozen eggs to form embryos. These are then implanted into the womb of your partner, who will carry the baby to term (Reciprocal IVF/Partner Assisted IVF). You are going to need donor sperm in this case.