CanBaby’s $75,000 Guaranteed Birth Program in Colombia: IVF, Egg Donation and Surrogacy Explained
2026 Program Pricing: The USD $75,000 package price reflects CanBaby Surrogacy’s program pricing as of October 2026 and is subject to change. Final pricing and covered services are confirmed in the signed agreement.
For many intended parents, the greatest concern about international surrogacy goes beyond the cost of treatment. They also want to know what happens if an embryo transfer fails, a pregnancy ends in miscarriage, or they need another attempt.
CanBaby Surrogacy offers its USD $75,000 Guaranteed Birth Program in Colombia to help eligible intended parents manage these uncertainties through comprehensive fertility care, medical eligibility screening, and a clear payment structure.
The program combines donor-egg IVF, embryo creation, gestational surrogacy, pregnancy care, and specified legal support in Bogotá, Colombia.
For intended parents who provide sperm and meet the medical acceptance criteria, this program offers an alternative to arranging and paying for each stage of fertility treatment separately.
One of its most important features is the financial protection it provides after certain unsuccessful attempts. When a pregnancy ends in an eligible covered miscarriage, the program allows intended parents to continue without paying their previously completed installments again.
The name “Guaranteed Birth” refers to the program’s contractual commitment. It does not mean that IVF treatment will succeed in every case or that every pregnancy will result in a live birth. The signed agreement defines the program’s coverage, continuation provisions, limitations, and remedies.
What Is CanBaby’s Guaranteed Birth Program?
The Guaranteed Birth Program Colombia is a USD $75,000 fertility and gestational surrogacy package for intended parents who meet the medical acceptance criteria.
The program covers egg donor evaluation and selection, IVF treatment, embryo creation, specified genetic testing, embryo freezing and thawing, gestational carrier screening, embryo transfer, and prenatal care.
It also includes specified psychological support, medical screening, insurance arrangements, and legal-process support.
Our partner fertility clinic in Bogotá provides the clinical treatment. CanBaby assists intended parents with fertility consulting, medical-record review, communication, and coordination throughout their journey.
Intended parents pay the USD $75,000 package price through five installments of USD $15,000. Each installment corresponds to a particular stage of treatment or pregnancy.
Before accepting an intended parent into the program, the medical team reviews sperm quality, infectious disease screening results, and other relevant information.
What Does the $75,000 Guaranteed Birth Program Include?
The program brings several important fertility and surrogacy services together under one contractual arrangement.
For intended parents who need donor eggs and a gestational carrier, this approach can simplify treatment planning and make financial responsibilities easier to understand.
Egg Donation and Donor Screening
Our Colombian partner clinic coordinates egg donor evaluation and selection.
The medical team assesses donor candidates through appropriate examinations, which may include psychological evaluation, genetic screening, infectious disease testing, and genetic compatibility review.
Egg donation plays an essential role for single intended fathers, male same-sex couples, and other families who need donor eggs to create embryos.
The screening process helps the medical team select a suitable donor before beginning IVF treatment.
IVF Treatment and Embryo Creation
The embryology team uses the intended father’s sperm and the donor’s eggs to create embryos through the clinic’s IVF laboratory procedures.
Embryologists monitor fertilization and embryo development before determining the appropriate next steps.
The program includes embryo preparation, vitrification, and thawing when the treatment plan requires these procedures.
The medical-services agreement also includes preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) for up to 10 embryos per patient.
The fertility specialist determines which testing approach suits the individual case and explains its clinical limitations.
Although PGT can provide useful information about embryos, it cannot guarantee implantation, a healthy pregnancy, or a live birth.
Gestational Carrier Screening and Coordination
Our medical partners coordinate the gestational carrier’s screening and preparation.
The process includes appropriate medical examinations, psychological evaluation, sexually transmitted infection screening, urine drug screening, and social-worker assessment.
The program also includes specified insurance arrangements and coordination of the gestational carrier’s medical requirements.
These measures help protect the health and well-being of the gestational carrier while supporting responsible pregnancy care.
Before embryo transfer, the treating physician evaluates the carrier’s medical readiness and supervises endometrial preparation.
Embryo Transfer and Pregnancy Care
Once the embryos and gestational carrier are ready, the fertility team schedules embryo transfer.
After transfer, the medical team monitors the outcome through pregnancy testing and ultrasound examinations.
If pregnancy develops, the gestational carrier receives prenatal care throughout the first, second, and third trimesters.
The program includes one non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT), pregnancy monitoring, and specified psychological support.
The treating physicians may recommend additional examinations or specialist care when medical circumstances require them. The contract determines which additional services fall within the package.
Legal-Process Support
The program includes legal-process support related to the Colombian surrogacy arrangement.
Qualified legal professionals assist with the applicable documentation and procedures under the agreement.
International intended parents must also consider birth registration, legal parentage, citizenship, and travel documents for their child.
These matters can involve different legal requirements depending on the family’s nationality, marital status, and genetic relationships.
The package’s legal support does not automatically include every possible court proceeding, foreign legal service, citizenship application, or passport expense.
Before signing, intended parents should review the agreement carefully and confirm the scope of legal services.
For more information, read our Colombia Surrogacy Risk Guide for the Second Half of 2026.
Who Qualifies for the Guaranteed Birth Program Colombia?
CanBaby’s Guaranteed Birth Program requires a medical eligibility assessment before enrollment.
The intended father’s sperm quality must meet the acceptance criteria established by our Colombian partner clinic.
The medical team also reviews infectious disease screening results and other relevant health information.
This process helps determine whether the intended parent is a suitable candidate for the proposed IVF treatment.
Why Semen Analysis Matters
A semen analysis provides important information about sperm concentration, total sperm count, motility, and morphology.
Each measurement helps the embryology team understand the characteristics of the sperm sample.
However, no single result provides a complete picture of fertility potential.
For example, an intended father may have slightly reduced sperm concentration or morphology while maintaining a reasonable total sperm count and motility.
Such findings do not automatically prevent successful IVF treatment.
As a senior IVF embryologist with nearly 20 years of professional experience, I believe the overall semen profile deserves careful evaluation rather than relying on one laboratory value.
Nevertheless, the treating clinic must make the final eligibility decision according to its medical criteria.
What If Sperm Concentration or Morphology Is Slightly Abnormal?
Mild abnormalities do not necessarily exclude an intended father from the program.
Sperm concentration measures the number of sperm per milliliter, while total sperm count reflects the total number in the sample.
Motility describes sperm movement, and morphology evaluates sperm shape.
The embryology team considers these findings together when assessing the sample.
Some patients with mildly abnormal results may still qualify for the program.
However, no semen analysis can guarantee normal fertilization, embryo development, or pregnancy.
CanBaby reviews the available results and coordinates further assessment with the treating clinic when necessary.
Infectious Disease Screening and Medical Approval
The intended father must complete the infectious disease screening that the clinic requires.
The medical team uses these results to assess treatment safety and laboratory requirements.
After the intended parent provides the semen analysis, infectious disease results, and required identification documents, CanBaby submits the information to our Colombian partner clinic.
The clinic’s Medical Director reviews the case and determines whether the intended parent meets the program’s acceptance criteria.
The Medical Director makes the final acceptance decision.
After receiving approval, the intended parent can review the agreement and discuss suitable dates for visiting Bogotá.
This process helps families clarify their medical eligibility before making substantial treatment commitments.
How Does the Five-Stage $75,000 Payment Plan Work?
The CanBaby Guaranteed Birth Program in Colombia uses five payment milestones rather than requiring the entire package price at the beginning.
Each installment represents 20% of the USD $75,000 total.
The intended parent pays the first USD $15,000 when signing the contract.
The second USD $15,000 payment follows egg donor selection, while the third installment becomes due at embryo transfer.
The fourth installment becomes due when the pregnancy reaches 12 weeks.
The fifth and final USD $15,000 payment becomes due when the pregnancy reaches 28 weeks.
This structure connects financial obligations to identifiable stages of treatment and pregnancy.
It also gives intended parents a clearer understanding of how payments progress throughout their journey.
The signed agreement governs the exact payment obligations and any exceptions.
What Happens If the Surrogate Has a Miscarriage?
Miscarriage is one of the most difficult possibilities for intended parents.
Even with appropriate fertility treatment, embryo assessment, and gestational carrier screening, early pregnancy loss can occur.
Many families understandably worry about whether they would need to pay for the entire program again.
Under CanBaby’s continuation arrangement for an eligible covered miscarriage, intended parents do not have to repay installments they have already completed.
Consider a pregnancy that ends at seven weeks.
By that stage, the intended parent may have paid USD $15,000 at contract signing, another USD $15,000 after donor selection, and a third USD $15,000 at embryo transfer.
The total payment would therefore reach USD $45,000.
If the gestational carrier experiences a miscarriage at seven weeks, our medical partners can arrange another covered attempt according to the agreement.
The intended parent does not need to pay those first three installments again merely because the pregnancy ended.
Instead, the next USD $15,000 payment becomes due when a subsequent qualifying pregnancy reaches the 12-week milestone.
This arrangement helps protect intended parents from repeating major financial commitments after a covered early pregnancy loss.
It also allows families to focus on the next medically appropriate step without automatically starting a new package.
However, the full contract determines which unsuccessful outcomes qualify for continuation and whether any limitations or exclusions apply.
Does Guaranteed Birth Mean Unlimited IVF Attempts?
The term “Guaranteed Birth” naturally raises questions about the number of treatment attempts.
The medical-services agreement describes a contractual commitment concerning the birth of one living child for each intended parent.
However, intended parents must read that commitment together with the full agreement.
The program name does not automatically promise unlimited egg donation cycles, unlimited embryo transfers, or treatment without restrictions.
The agreement defines eligibility requirements, continuation rights, exclusions, and remedies.
Medical treatment always involves biological uncertainty, even when experienced specialists perform the procedures.
The program aims to provide a structured contractual pathway and greater financial predictability for eligible families.
Before enrollment, intended parents should understand how the agreement addresses unsuccessful fertilization, embryo development problems, failed transfers, miscarriage, and other complications.
Why Sperm Quality Matters Before Enrollment
Sperm quality plays an important role in determining whether an intended father qualifies for the program.
The medical team must evaluate whether the available sperm sample is suitable for the proposed IVF treatment.
From an embryology perspective, sperm concentration, total count, motility, morphology, medical history, and laboratory findings all contribute to this assessment.
A patient with mildly abnormal morphology may still have reasonable IVF prospects.
On the other hand, a normal-looking semen analysis cannot guarantee successful fertilization or embryo development.
CanBaby therefore emphasizes medical assessment before enrollment.
If the initial results raise concerns, the treating team may recommend additional testing or another semen sample.
The Medical Director then makes the final decision based on the clinic’s acceptance criteria.
How the Guaranteed Birth Program Works From Consultation to Birth
Initial Consultation With CanBaby
The journey begins when an intended parent contacts CanBaby to discuss family-building goals, medical history, and the Guaranteed Birth Program.
During the consultation, we explain the general treatment structure, medical eligibility requirements, and financial arrangements.
Medical Document Review
The intended father provides a recent semen analysis for preliminary assessment.
CanBaby also helps coordinate the required infectious disease screening and identification documents.
Medical Director Assessment
Our Colombian partner clinic reviews the complete medical information.
The clinic’s Medical Director determines whether the intended parent qualifies for the program.
Contract Review and Enrollment
After medical approval, the intended parent reviews the contract, medical-services agreement, payment schedule, and legal arrangements.
We encourage every family to seek independent legal advice before signing.
Egg Donor Selection and IVF
The clinical team coordinates egg donor selection and prepares the IVF treatment plan.
Embryologists then carry out fertilization, monitor embryo development, and perform the appropriate laboratory procedures.
Gestational Carrier Preparation and Embryo Transfer
The medical team completes the carrier’s screening and preparation before scheduling embryo transfer.
Pregnancy Monitoring
If pregnancy develops, the gestational carrier receives prenatal care and the specified medical and psychological support.
The intended parent follows the contractual payment milestones as the pregnancy progresses.
Delivery and Legal Coordination
The treating medical team manages pregnancy care and delivery.
Qualified legal professionals assist with the applicable Colombian documentation process.
International intended parents also need to plan for their child’s nationality, travel documents, and return home.
The exact requirements depend on each family’s circumstances.
Why Choose CanBaby Surrogacy?
CanBaby Surrogacy draws on nearly 20 years of professional embryology experience.
This medical background shapes how we approach international fertility consulting.
Rather than focusing only on program enrollment, we begin by reviewing the intended parent’s medical information.
We help families understand semen analysis results, IVF procedures, embryo development, and the limitations of reproductive treatment.
CanBaby also coordinates communication with our Colombian medical partners and helps intended parents understand important treatment updates.
Our partner fertility clinic provides the medical procedures through its qualified healthcare professionals.
Independent legal professionals provide the applicable legal advice and services.
CanBaby focuses on fertility consulting, communication, and coordination while helping families make informed decisions throughout the journey.
For intended parents comparing international destinations, our USA vs. Canada vs. Colombia Surrogacy Cost and Legal Comparison explains the differences in cost, legal arrangements, and parentage considerations.
Frequently Asked Questions About CanBaby’s $75,000 Guaranteed Birth Program
How Much Does CanBaby’s Guaranteed Birth Program Cost in 2026?
The program costs USD $75,000 as of October 2026. Intended parents pay five installments of USD $15,000, linked to contract signing, donor selection, embryo transfer, 12 weeks of pregnancy, and 28 weeks of pregnancy. Prices may change, and the signed agreement confirms the final amount.
Does the $75,000 Include Egg Donation and IVF Treatment?
Yes. The program includes egg donor evaluation and selection, IVF treatment, embryo preparation, specified genetic testing, and embryo freezing and thawing.
Does the Program Include Gestational Surrogacy?
Yes. The program covers gestational carrier screening and coordination, embryo transfer, prenatal care, and specified medical and psychological services.
Does the Program Include Legal Fees?
The program includes legal-process support under the agreement. Intended parents should confirm the precise scope of services and any additional costs before signing.
What Happens If the Surrogate Miscarries at Seven Weeks?
For an eligible covered miscarriage, the program allows another attempt without requiring the intended parent to repay previously completed installments. The next pregnancy-related payment follows the applicable milestone in a subsequent qualifying pregnancy, subject to the contract.
Can I Apply With Slightly Abnormal Sperm Results?
Possibly. Mild abnormalities in sperm concentration or morphology do not automatically prevent acceptance. The Medical Director evaluates the complete medical information and makes the final decision.
Is Infectious Disease Screening Required?
Yes. The clinic requires infectious disease screening as part of its medical acceptance process.
Does the Program Include PGT Testing?
The medical-services agreement includes preimplantation genetic testing for up to 10 embryos per patient. The treating clinic determines the appropriate testing method and explains its limitations.
Does Guaranteed Birth Mean a 100% Success Rate?
No. No fertility treatment can promise a 100% success rate. The program offers a contractual commitment and continuation provisions under the terms of the agreement.
Where Does the IVF Treatment Take Place?
Our partner fertility clinic in Bogotá, Colombia, performs the IVF treatment and coordinates the related clinical procedures.
Can Single Men and Male Same-Sex Couples Apply?
They may request an individual assessment. The medical team reviews eligibility, while qualified legal professionals assess the relevant parentage and nationality requirements.
Start With a Medical Review, Not a Payment
International surrogacy requires careful medical, financial, and legal planning.
CanBaby’s USD $75,000 Guaranteed Birth Program in Colombia combines donor-egg IVF, gestational surrogacy, pregnancy care, and specified legal-process support within one contractual structure.
The program connects its five payments to treatment and pregnancy milestones. For eligible covered cases, its continuation provisions also help protect intended parents from repeating completed installments after an early miscarriage.
Medical eligibility remains essential. The intended father’s sperm quality, infectious disease screening results, and overall medical information must satisfy the partner clinic’s acceptance criteria.
At CanBaby, we combine professional embryology knowledge with clear communication and responsible international coordination.
If you are considering the program, we welcome the opportunity to review your circumstances and explain the next steps.
Schedule a Consultation With CanBaby Surrogacy
The USD $75,000 price reflects the program information as of October 2026 and may change. The signed agreement governs eligibility, covered services, payment obligations, continuation provisions, exclusions, and remedies. CanBaby does not independently guarantee IVF success, pregnancy, live birth, legal parentage, citizenship, or passport issuance.
