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Egg Freezing Cost by State — 2026

Average egg freezing costs range from $6,500 in Mississippi to $11,000 in New York. The national average is $7,908 per cycle, before medications.

50 states comparedInsurance mandate dataUpdated 2026

What These Costs Include (and Don't)

Typically included:

  • Ovarian stimulation monitoring (ultrasounds + bloodwork)
  • Egg retrieval procedure
  • Embryologist fees
  • First-year egg storage

Usually extra:

  • Injectable medications ($3,000–$6,000)
  • Anesthesia fees ($500–$1,000)
  • Annual storage after year one ($500–$1,000)
  • Genetic testing of eggs (if applicable)

5 Most Affordable States

  1. $6,500
  2. $6,800
  3. $6,800
  4. $6,800
  5. $6,800

5 Most Expensive States

  1. 1New YorkMandate
    $11,000
  2. 2CaliforniaMandate
    $10,500
  3. $10,000
  4. $9,500
  5. 5New JerseyMandate
    $9,500

Egg Freezing Cost — All 50 States

StateAvg. Cycle Costvs. National AvgInsurance MandateClinics
Mississippi$6,500-$1,408No7
Arkansas$6,800-$1,108No9
Idaho$6,800-$1,108No7
Iowa$6,800-$1,108No11
Kentucky$6,800-$1,108No14
Oklahoma$6,800-$1,108No14
West Virginia$6,800-$1,108No5
Indiana$7,000-$908No22
Kansas$7,000-$908No12
Louisiana$7,000-$908No19
Missouri$7,000-$908No24
Nebraska$7,000-$908No9
North Dakota$7,000-$908No3
South Carolina$7,000-$908No16
South Dakota$7,000-$908No4
Tennessee$7,000-$908No28
Alabama$7,200-$708No18
Georgia$7,200-$708No44
Montana$7,200-$708No4
New Mexico$7,200-$708No8
North Carolina$7,200-$708No38
Ohio$7,200-$708No42
Utah$7,200-$708No14
Florida$7,500-$408No96
Michigan$7,500-$408No34
Nevada$7,500-$408No22
Texas$7,500-$408No118
Wisconsin$7,500-$408No20
Wyoming$7,500-$408No2
Arizona$7,800-$108No42
Minnesota$7,800-$108No26
Alaska$8,000+$92No4
Maine$8,000+$92 Yes6
Colorado$8,500+$592 Yes38
Delaware$8,500+$592No6
New Hampshire$8,500+$592No8
Vermont$8,500+$592No3
Virginia$8,500+$592No34
Pennsylvania$8,800+$892No52
Hawaii$9,000+$1,092 Yes8
Illinois$9,000+$1,092 Yes58
Oregon$9,000+$1,092 Yes18
Rhode Island$9,000+$1,092 Yes7
Washington$9,200+$1,292 Yes38
Connecticut$9,500+$1,592 Yes24
Maryland$9,500+$1,592 Yes36
New Jersey$9,500+$1,592 Yes48
District of Columbia$9,500+$1,592 Yes12
Massachusetts$10,000+$2,092 Yes44
California$10,500+$2,592 Yes214
New York$11,000+$3,092 Yes124

Costs are estimates based on publicly available clinic pricing and industry surveys. Individual quotes vary. Always request an itemized quote from your chosen clinic.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does egg freezing cost on average?

The national average is $7,908 per cycle before medications. With injectable medications, total out-of-pocket cost is typically $11,908–$13,908 per cycle.

Does insurance cover egg freezing?

Coverage depends on your plan and state. Elective freezing for fertility preservation is covered by some employer plans. Medically necessary freezing (e.g., before cancer treatment) has broader coverage. States with mandates (CA, CT, IL, NY, and others) require broader coverage.

How many eggs should I freeze?

Most reproductive endocrinologists recommend banking 15–20 mature eggs for a 70–80% cumulative live birth rate for women under 35. Younger women often achieve this in 1–2 cycles; older women or those with low ovarian reserve may need 3 or more.

What is the annual storage cost after egg freezing?

After the first year (usually included in the initial quote), annual storage fees typically run $500–$1,000 per year. Some clinics offer prepaid multi-year storage at a discount.

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