The family you want, when you’re ready.
Freeze now. Decide later. From $249/month.
Most women carry one question quietly
Will I still have time?
You shouldn’t need $20,000 in savings to answer it. One subscription covers your testing, your treatment, and the people beside you.
Egg freezing
Eggs frozen at 28 stay 28.
Freeze your eggs at their healthiest, and start a family on your timeline — not your biology’s.
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Fertility testing
Get answers, not anxiety.
Understand your hormones, your ovarian reserve and your timeline — so every decision is an informed one.
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Already on the IVF road? See the IVF plan
By 30, about 12% of the eggs you were born with remain. By 40, 3%.
You’re born with every egg you’ll ever have, and the number only falls. Freezing lets you keep some of them, as they are today.
You’re not behind. You’re still becoming.
Find the right person. Finish the degree. Take the job in another city. None of it means you chose against a family — it means you’re becoming the person who’ll raise one. Egg age is one of the biggest factors in fertility, and frozen eggs stay the age they were banked. The door stays open while you do.
Why She’s well
We can’t change what fertility asks of you. We changed what it costs.
What could cost you
$20,000+ upfrontstarts at $249/month
with She’s well.
Paying out of pocket
With She’s well
A five-figure bill due before treatment starts
One fixed monthly price — from $249/month, zero down
Labs, medications and storage each invoiced separately
Procedure, labs, medications and first-year storage bundled
Quotes that change after you’ve already begun
Your full cost confirmed with the clinic before you start
Navigating clinics, pricing and paperwork alone
A dedicated nurse concierge and 24/7 care team beside you
What’s the catch?
There is none.
One egg freezing cycle in the U.S. commonly costs $13,000–$19,000 out of pocket with medication, and many women need more than one cycle; actual costs vary by clinic and treatment route. $249/month is the starting price over 60 months (about $14,940 in total). It includes the first year of storage; optional add-ons are priced with your clinic before you commit. She’s well pricing is clinic-dependent and confirmed before you start.
One monthly plan to cover it all.
Zero down. One fixed price. Prepay anytime.
Your fertility subscription
from$249/month
for 60 months
- Personal fertility planning
- Clinic matching — choose your own doctor
- Dedicated nurse concierge
- 24/7 access to your care team
- Clinic visits and procedures
- Labs and medications
- Digital health platform
Pricing is clinic-dependent and confirmed before you start.
Three steps. Zero surprises.
- 01Two minutes
Tell us about you
A short form about where you are in your journey. No commitment, no credit card.
- 02Within one business day
Meet your nurse concierge
We build your plan and match you with a clinic near you. Pricing is clear before anything begins.
- 03On your schedule
Start when you’re ready
Everything is covered by one monthly payment, with your care team a message away.
Concierge care
A real nurse. No hold music.
Every plan comes with Concierge Care. Your nurse manages your fertility care — answering questions, customizing your plan, and coordinating with the clinic. You don’t have to carry this one alone.
Do the research. We made it easy.
Our information hub has the facts about fertility, egg freezing and your reproductive health — sourced, plain-spoken, and free for everyone.
Endometriosis and infertility.
The main complication of endometriosis is impaired fertility — it affects roughly one-third to one-half of women with the condition.
Why more women are freezing.
“Freeze Your Eggs, Free Your Career,” announced the headline of a Bloomberg Businessweek story — and the trend is only growing.
Questions? Here to help.
Can’t find yours? A real person answers within one business day.
For someone who isn’t here yet
“I planned for you before I ever met you.”
Someday, someone small may ask how they got here. This is where that story can start.