Sperm donation
Become a sperm donor. Help families grow.
Compensation: Up to $1,500 per month. Flexible weekly schedule, plus free health and genetic screening.
How we work: Good Beginnings Club handles recruitment and initial screening. Formal medical testing and sperm processing are performed by our partner FDA-registered sperm banks and clinics.
Requirements
Who can apply
- Age 19–38
- Height 5'8" or taller
- BMI under 30
- Currently enrolled in college or higher education
- Non-smoker (including vaping and nicotine products)
- Live within 60 minutes of a partner sperm bank
- Able to donate weekly for at least 6 months
These are initial guidelines. Final eligibility is determined by our partner medical providers.
Compensation
Compensation & covered costs
Compensation
Up to $1,500 per month
Paid for your time and commitment. The amount depends on donation frequency and the program.
Covered at no cost to you
- Comprehensive health screening
- Free genetic carrier testing
- Infectious disease testing
- Ongoing health monitoring while you donate
The process
What to expect, step by step
- 1
Pre-screen
Answer a few basic questions online (about 3 minutes).
- 2
Full application
Complete your profile and family health history in your secure portal.
- 3
Coordinator call
A short video call to answer your questions and confirm your schedule.
- 4
Initial sample & analysis
Provide a sample at a partner sperm bank for semen analysis.
- 5
Medical & genetic screening
Physical exam, infectious disease and genetic carrier testing by the partner bank.
- 6
Donor agreement
Review and sign the donor agreement with the bank.
- 7
Weekly donations (6+ months)
Visit the bank one to two times per week, about 15–30 minutes per visit.
- 8
Get compensated
Compensation is paid on a regular schedule set by the program.
Your questions
Things you might be wondering about
Is it safe?
Sperm donation is non-invasive. Screening involves routine blood tests and a physical exam performed by licensed medical staff.
What is the time commitment?
Plan for one to two short visits each week for at least six months, plus a few screening appointments at the start.
Will I be anonymous?
It depends on the program. Many banks offer open-ID options where adult offspring may request contact. You'll know the arrangement before signing.
Legal responsibility
Donations through licensed banks are made under legal agreements that generally protect donors from parental rights and obligations. State laws vary — the bank will explain the details.
FAQ
Sperm Donation FAQ
What are the basic requirements to be a sperm donor?
You should be 19–38, at least 5'8" tall, a non-smoker, currently in college or a graduate, and live within 60 minutes of a partner sperm bank.
How much are sperm donors compensated?
Compensation is Up to $1,500 per month, depending on how often you donate and the program. It is paid for your time and commitment.
Who performs testing and processing?
Good Beginnings Club handles recruitment and initial screening. Formal medical testing, genetic testing, and sperm processing are done by our partner FDA-registered sperm banks and clinics.
How often do I need to donate?
Most programs ask for one to two visits per week for at least 6 months.
Why is there a height requirement?
Height requirements are set by our partner sperm banks based on recipient preferences. They do not affect compensation.
What does screening include?
Screening typically includes a semen analysis, physical exam, infectious disease testing, genetic carrier screening, and a detailed family medical history.
How long does a donation visit take?
Usually 15–30 minutes at a private room in the partner sperm bank.
Do I need to abstain before donating?
Yes. Banks usually ask donors to abstain for 2–5 days before each donation for the best sample quality.
Is sperm donation anonymous?
Programs vary. Many banks offer open-ID programs where adult children may request contact information. The arrangement will be clearly explained before you sign anything.
Will I have any legal or financial responsibility for children?
Donations through licensed banks are made under legal agreements that generally protect donors from parental rights and obligations. Laws vary by state, so the bank will provide details.
Do I get free health screening?
Yes. Donors receive free genetic testing and health screening as part of the process.
Ready to take the first step?
The pre-screen takes about 3 minutes.
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