Surrogacy in Hawaii
Can I Become a Surrogate in Hawaii?
Yes! Accel Conceptions proudly accepts surrogate applications from Hawaii’s Big Island.
While gestational surrogacy is permitted in Hawaii, the legal process is more limited than in many other states. Hawaii does not grant pre-birth parentage orders. Instead, intended parents establish their legal parentage after the baby is born through a post-birth parentage order. Depending on the family’s circumstances, additional legal steps may be required.
At this time, Accel Conceptions is only able to work with surrogate applicants who reside on the Big Island of Hawaii. This allows us to better coordinate travel, medical care, and support throughout your journey.
Accel Conceptions partners with experienced Hawaii assisted reproduction attorneys to ensure every surrogate receives the legal protection, guidance, and support she deserves throughout her journey.
From your first application through delivery and recovery, our team is here to support you every step of the way.
(Updated July 2026)
Welcome to Accel Conceptions
Your trusted surrogacy agency for surrogates in Hawaii
Become a Surrogate in Hawaii
For more than 20 years, Accel Conceptions has helped women experience the incredible gift of surrogacy while supporting families on their journey to parenthood. We proudly welcome surrogate applicants from Hawaii’s Big Island, including Hilo, Kailua-Kona, Waimea, Waikoloa, Keaau, Pahoa, Honokaa, and surrounding communities.
As a boutique surrogacy agency, you’ll receive personalized guidance throughout your entire journey, including medical coordination, legal support, travel arrangements, counseling resources, escrow management, and a dedicated case coordinator who will be with you every step of the way.
If you live on the Big Island and have been thinking about becoming a surrogate in Hawaii, we’d love to help you learn more.
Basic Requirements for Becoming a Surrogate in Hawaii.
Be between 21 and 38 years old
Have experienced a healthy pregnancy and delivery with no significant complications
Have previously given birth to at least one child and maintain custody
Have had no more than 3 C-sections or 5 total births
Be tobacco, drug, and alcohol free with no criminal history
Be dependable, communicative, and committed throughout the journey
Maintain a healthy lifestyle with a strong support system
Be a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident
Have a body mass index (BMI) below 32
One of the most comprehensive Compensation and Benefits Packages
How much does a surrogate earn in Hawaii?
Compensation Breakdown
Experienced Surrogates receive customized compensation packages based on previous surrogacy experience.
Base Compensation
⢠Contract Signing Bonus
⢠Embryo Transfer Compensation
⢠Monthly Allowance
⢠Lost Wages (if applicable)
⢠Maternity Clothing
⢠Health & Life Insurance
⢠Monthly Support Group Stipend
⢠Vaginal or Cesarean Delivery Compensation
Potential Compensation
⢠Travel Companion Lost Wages
⢠Cancelled Cycle / Mock Cycle
⢠Physician Ordered Bed Rest
⢠Childcare Allowance
⢠Twin or Multiples Compensation
Additional Benefits
⢠Housekeeping Allowance
⢠Invasive Procedure Compensation
⢠Breast Pumping Compensation
⢠Wellness & Self-Care Allowance
Your Hawaii Surrogacy Journey
Getting Started
1. Submit Your Application (1ā4 Weeks)
2. Match with Intended Parents (4ā8 Weeks)
Screening & Legal
3. Complete Medical & Psychological Screening (4ā8 Weeks)
4. Legal Contracts & Parentage Preparation (3ā4 Weeks)
Pregnancy & Delivery
5. Embryo Transfer & Pregnancy Monitoring (3ā4 Weeks)
6. Healthy Pregnancy
7. Delivery & Recovery
Hawaii Surrogate FAQs
Can I become a surrogate in Hawaii?–
Yes! Accel Conceptions currently accepts qualified surrogate applicants who reside on Hawaii’s Big Island.
Is surrogacy legal in Hawaii?–
Yes. Gestational surrogacy is permitted in Hawaii because there are no laws prohibiting it. However, the legal process differs from many other states because parentage is established after birth rather than before delivery.
How much do surrogates get paid in Hawaii?–
Compensation depends on your previous experience and individual circumstances. We offer competitive base compensation along with one of the industry’s most comprehensive surrogate benefit packages.
What are the requirements to become a surrogate?–
Qualified surrogates should be between 21 and 38 years old, have previously delivered a healthy child, maintain a healthy BMI, have a stable support system, and successfully complete medical and psychological screening.
How long does the surrogacy process take?–
Most surrogate journeys take approximately 12 to 18 months from application to delivery.
Do I need to live near an IVF clinic?–
No. Most monitoring appointments are completed locally. Travel is typically required for your IVF clinic screening and embryo transfer, and our team coordinates all travel arrangements for you.
Why choose Accel Conceptions?–
As a boutique agency, we provide personalized support, legal coordination, medical guidance, travel planning, escrow management, and one-on-one case management throughout every stage of your journey.
Does Accel Conceptions accept surrogates throughout Hawaii?–
At this time, we only accept surrogate applicants who reside on Hawaii’s Big Island, including Hilo, Kailua-Kona, Waimea, Waikoloa, Keaau, Pahoa, Honokaa, and surrounding communities.
Get in Touch
Feeling unsure and have questions? Ready to dive in and get started? No matter where you are in your journey, getting in touch with one of our amazing team members is a great place to start.