Egg Freezing Cost Calculator
Total cost including retrieval, medications, and long-term storage — with success probability by age.
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445 CDC-reporting clinics offering egg freezing in the US, by state
Every clinic counted here reports annual outcome data to the CDC under the Fertility Clinic Success Rate and Certification Act (CDC 2022 ART report). Pick your state to see each clinic's services, contact details, and the local cost range.
Alabama
5 clinics
Alaska
1 clinic
Arizona
10 clinics
Arkansas
1 clinic
California
85 clinics
Colorado
7 clinics
Connecticut
7 clinics
Delaware
2 clinics
Florida
26 clinics
Georgia
10 clinics
Hawaii
5 clinics
Idaho
1 clinic
Illinois
20 clinics
Indiana
7 clinics
Iowa
2 clinics
Kansas
5 clinics
Kentucky
4 clinics
Louisiana
4 clinics
Maine
1 clinic
Maryland
5 clinics
Massachusetts
8 clinics
Michigan
8 clinics
Minnesota
5 clinics
Mississippi
3 clinics
Missouri
9 clinics
Montana
1 clinic
Nebraska
2 clinics
Nevada
6 clinics
New Hampshire
1 clinic
New Jersey
14 clinics
New Mexico
2 clinics
New York
44 clinics
North Carolina
11 clinics
North Dakota
1 clinic
Ohio
10 clinics
Oklahoma
3 clinics
Oregon
4 clinics
Pennsylvania
11 clinics
Rhode Island
1 clinic
South Carolina
4 clinics
South Dakota
1 clinic
Tennessee
7 clinics
Texas
44 clinics
Utah
4 clinics
Vermont
2 clinics
Virginia
11 clinics
Washington
12 clinics
West Virginia
2 clinics
Wisconsin
6 clinics
Data source: CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS) 2022 Report via cdc.gov/art/success-rates. Contact clinics directly to verify current services and pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Egg freezing typically costs $6,000–$15,000 per retrieval cycle for the procedure, plus $3,000–$6,000 for medications. Annual storage costs $300–$800 per year.
Eggs can be stored indefinitely when properly frozen. Most clinics store eggs for 5–10+ years. Studies show eggs stored for 5+ years have similar success rates to freshly frozen eggs.
Per-egg success rates vary by age: roughly 6.5% per egg under 35, decreasing to 1.5% per egg over 43. Most physicians recommend freezing 10–20 eggs for a 70–85% chance of at least one live birth.