Egg and embryo freezing

Planning ahead — how many eggs, how many cycles, and what it costs.

Example answer18 eggs to freezeFor 1 child, at the example ageHow many eggs should I freeze?You need: Age at freezing, Children hoped forOpen calculator →
Example answer21% chance you use themFreezing at the example ageWhen is the right time to freeze?You need: Age you would freeze atOpen calculator →
Example answer₹5,90,000 total2 cycles plus 5 years' storageHow much does egg freezing cost?You need: Age at freezing, Eggs to bank, Cost per retrieval cycle, Years of storageOpen calculator →

What freezing does and does not buy

Freezing eggs is not the same as having children. Not every egg survives thawing, not every thawed egg fertilises, and not every embryo implants. Any target number has to be built backwards through those steps, which is why the honest answer is usually more eggs than people expect.

There is no perfect age either. Freezing earlier gets better eggs and raises the chance the money buys eggs never needed; freezing later means you are more likely to use them but each cycle returns fewer. Those two curves run in opposite directions.