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Egg freezing cost calculator

How much does egg freezing cost?

Cycles needed to reach a target number of eggs, plus storage over time.

years
₹

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Example answer
5,90,000total
4–8L

Two cycles plus storage, which is what most people end up needing.

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Your result on the scale

The ranges this calculator uses. Yours is highlighted.

Your numbers

Everything worked out from what you entered.

Typical yield at this age
12 eggs per cycle
Cycles needed
2
Retrieval cost
₹4,40,000
Storage, 5 years
₹1,50,000
Total
₹5,90,000

What each result means

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Where this fits in your journey

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  2. Costs and time
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This calculator: How much does egg freezing cost?

How this is worked out

Population estimateAn average for people with your inputs, not a prediction for you. Individual outcomes vary widely around it.

Egg freezing cost is the number of retrieval cycles needed multiplied by the cycle fee, plus annual storage. Published oocyte yields put half of women at 12–20 mature eggs at age 30, 7–16 at 35, and 4–11 at 40, so older patients typically need more cycles to reach the same target.

About this calculator

?What it tells you

Cycles plus yearly storage. Cycles needed to reach a target number of eggs, plus storage over time.

✓When to use it

Once you know your target number of eggs

iWhat you need

  • Age at freezing (years)
  • Eggs to bank
  • Cost per retrieval cycle (₹)
  • Years of storage

!What it cannot tell you

Yields are published population figures on a standardised protocol. Your own response may differ substantially, and storage pricing should be confirmed with your clinic.

Common questions

Why does the number of cycles change with age?

Because yield per cycle falls. Published data put the median at 12–20 mature eggs at 30 but only 4–11 at 40, so reaching the same target takes proportionally more cycles and more money.

Is storage really charged every year?

Usually, and it continues for as long as the eggs are kept. Over ten years storage can approach the cost of a retrieval cycle, which people rarely factor in at the start.

What if I cannot afford the target number?

Fewer eggs is a lower chance rather than no chance. Many people bank what they can afford and accept the odds knowingly, which is a legitimate decision.

Sources

Age-based mature oocyte yield: 50% of women aged 30, 35 and 40 had 12–20, 7–16 and 4–11 mature oocytes frozen respectively, on a standardised antagonist protocol at 300 IU/day (retrospective cohort, 2025). Storage pricing must be confirmed with your clinic.

In an emergency

If you have any of the warning signs listed here, don't wait for a test result or a calculator. Get help now.

Also call your IVF clinic. Most clinics give an emergency number on your treatment or discharge sheet. Save it in your phone now, before you need it.

After egg collection or during stimulation

  • Severe pain or swelling in your tummy
  • Short of breath, or pain when breathing
  • Passing very little urine
  • Fast weight gain, about 1 kg or more in a day
  • Fever or shivering

In early pregnancy

  • Severe pain in your tummy, often on one side
  • Pain at the tip of your shoulder
  • Heavy bleeding, soaking a pad in an hour
  • Feeling faint, dizzy or collapsing

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