Egg Freezing Costs
Egg Freezing Costs
We know that thinking about the cost and payment process of egg freezing can feel overwhelming. At EVOLVE, we strive to make everything as simple and transparent as possible — including the financial parts.
Below is a clear breakdown of what’s covered, what’s not, and the most common costs to plan for. If you still have questions or want to talk it out, we also have an EVOLVE team member dedicated to helping you navigate costs and payments. You’re always welcome to reach out.
How Much Does it Cost to Freeze Your Eggs?
The whole process involved with freezing your eggs can cost anywhere from $12,000 to $25,000. Some variables, such as the number of cycles, coverage, medications, and storage, will affect the final cost. Here is the breakdown of all of the costs associated with freezing your eggs at EVOLVE:
Initial Consultation
Fertility Testing
Egg Freezing Cycle
$8,800
Fertility Medications
$5,000-$10,000
Annual Storage
Payment Policy
The payment for your egg freezing cycle must be made in full before you start the stimulation phase. All fees are in Canadian funds and are subject to change.
Insurance & Tax Info
If you’d like help understanding how medication coverage typically works (what to ask your insurer, how limits apply, and how to plan ahead), we’ve put together a step‑by‑step guide here:
Financing Options
We don’t want financial considerations to stand in the way of your future fertility and family dreams. That’s why we partner with financing specialists Beautifi Financing.
If you’re exploring monthly payment options, eligibility, and what the application process looks like, you can find the full overview here.
Medical Coverage for Fertility Treatments
Many medical procedures involved in your egg retrieval may be covered by private insurance. Coverage varies by plan, so it’s important to confirm the details directly with your insurer before you begin.
A few helpful steps:
- Ask your insurance company for a written explanation of your specific coverage.
- Check whether you have “Flex benefits” or a “Healthcare Spending Account” that can help offset costs.
- Review whether your plan includes fertility medications and what limits apply.
Fertility Medication
The stimulation part of your egg freezing cycle requires fertility medications. These medications are crucial for ensuring the development of mature eggs needed for egg retrieval. Costs vary and coverage depends on your extended health plan.
A few things to plan for:
- Your insurance company may require pre‑authorization for your medications.
- Your EVOLVE team can provide a letter for your insurance provider outlining the medications you are taking and including the DINs (Drug Identification Numbers).
- Check whether your plan has total amount limits, total treatment cycle limits, and yearly or lifetime limits before you submit a claim.
Egg Freezing and Your Income Taxes
Fertility treatments qualify as deductible medical expenses on your income tax return. This tax credit can help you reduce the impact of medical costs. In all cases, please check with your accountant for further details and to confirm eligibility. For a clearer breakdown of what to track and eligibility, check out our: Insurance Coverage & Tax Guide
Allowable fertility medical expenses on your income tax include:
- Select fertility medications
- Egg Freezing
- Lab Fees
Additional Considerations
Retrieval Cycles and Pregnancy
The number of viable eggs retrieved is not guaranteed during your egg freezing cycle. Sometimes, you may need to go through multiple cycles to retrieve more eggs. While egg freezing is an excellent option for fertility preservation, it’s important to know it does not guarantee a successful pregnancy.
Before committing, it’s helpful to speak with a fertility specialist so you have the information you need to make an informed decision — including how your goals and timeline may affect the number of cycles you choose.
Embryo Transferring & Future Use
If/when you decide to conceive in the future, there will be additional costs for the egg fertilization process and IVF steps. Those costs depend on the clinic you select.
When you’re ready, we can walk you through what using your frozen eggs typically involves, what decisions come up (like fertilization and embryo options), and how to plan for next‑step costs — with EVOLVE’s sister clinic, TRIO, or another clinic of your choice.
Success Rates
Learning more about success rates is another important consideration before freezing your eggs. As people age, successful egg retrieval, freezing, and fertilization rates decrease. Other factors — such as ovarian reserve, egg quality, genetics, lifestyle, and overall health — can also impact outcomes. To learn more, explore our egg freezing calculator and pre-freeze program.
Invest in Your Future with Evolve
At EVOLVE, we know that egg freezing can be a big step, and you likely have questions. We’re here to help. Our team will walk you through everything you need to know — from the egg freezing process and costs, to financing, insurance coverage, and planning ahead.
Reach out today to chat with an EVOLVE nurse.