PoppySURROGACY
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Pacific Palisades, California

A lighter way to help build a family.

Poppy is a small egg donation and surrogacy agency on the Westside of Los Angeles. One coordinator, clear pay, and a process that respects your time.

Now accepting

Become an egg donor

Pay from $10,000 per cycle. Ages 21 to 31, healthy, ready to help.

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Become a surrogate

Pay from $65,000 plus benefits. Ages 21 to 42 with a healthy pregnancy behind you.

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Intended parents

We are building our donor and surrogate community first. Join the waitlist and we will reach out when matching opens.

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Four steps, at your pace

Most people finish the first two in one evening.

  1. 1

    Two-minute pre-screen

    No account needed. Instant answer.

  2. 2

    Build your profile

    Short chapters, saved as you go.

  3. 3

    A call with your coordinator

    Twenty minutes. A conversation, not a test.

  4. 4

    Screening, then matching

    At a partner clinic near you.

From the founders

We started Poppy in Pacific Palisades because we wanted a smaller agency. One where surrogates and donors are treated as partners, and intended parents always know who to call. We keep the team small and the promises plain.

We pay fairly, hold every dollar in independent escrow, and make sure every party has their own lawyer. If you are thinking about donating, carrying or growing your family, we would like to hear from you. [[PLACEHOLDER: founder name and signature]]

Questions people ask

What is Poppy?

Poppy is a boutique egg donation and surrogacy agency based in Pacific Palisades. We are founder-led and small on purpose. We work with egg donors, surrogates and intended parents across Los Angeles and Southern California.

Who can apply right now?

Egg donors aged 21 to 31 and surrogates aged 21 to 42 with a prior healthy, full-term pregnancy can apply now. Intended parent matching opens soon, and the waitlist is open.

How is money handled?

All funds are held in independent escrow, not by Poppy. Payments go out according to signed agreements, so everyone knows what is paid and when.

Does everyone get their own lawyer?

Yes. Surrogates, donors and intended parents each have a separate lawyer. Nobody signs anything without someone on their side explaining it first.