IVF & fertility treatment costs
Pricing at CREATE is based on your personal needs and chosen clinic. We show indicative starting prices here, with full transparency before treatment starts.
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Use this page to explore indicative starting prices based on treatment type and clinic.
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Your final cost will depend on your personalised treatment plan, which your team will explain clearly before you start.
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All potential additional costs will be explained before you start treatment to reduce surprises later on.
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Our team is always available to answer questions and talk you through your options.
How much does private IVF cost in the UK?
At CREATE Fertility, the cost of a private IVF cycle starts at £3,795. All costs are explained to you in full before treatment begins as they can vary by location and treatment type but nothing is added to your bill without your knowledge and agreement — so the price you are quoted is the price you can plan around.
Private IVF across the UK can range from between £3,500 to £6,900 for a base cycle, but this rarely reflects the full cost. Medications and additional procedures can add significantly to the total, and many clinics do not highlight these hidden fees. Always ask for a full written breakdown so you can avoid unexpected costs.
To explore your options, select a clinic below, download our full Price Guide for a detailed breakdown of CREATE's fees, or speak to our team for a personalised treatment estimate.
Select Your Clinic
Please choose your closest CREATE Fertility clinic to see available treatment and pricing
Treatment Pricing
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,795
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,795
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
From £1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £7,830
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £5,880
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,795
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,795
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
From £1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £7,830
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £5,880
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,795
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,795
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
From £1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £7,830
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £5,880
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,795
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,795
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
From £1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £7,830
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £5,880
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,795
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,795
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
From £1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £7,830
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £5,880
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
From £175
- Initial Consultation and Scan
- Comprehensive fertility assessment
- Personalised treatment planning
What is it?
The first step to gaining a clear understanding of your fertility health and what your options are, so you can move forward with confidence.
Who is it for?
Anyone starting their fertility journey with CREATE who wants clarity about their fertility and personalised guidance on next steps.
What may affect the cost?
The specific tests you need to get the most accurate picture of your fertility and inform your plan.
From £3,995
- Doctor-led, personalised IVF
- Tailored stimulation protocols
- Full clinical monitoring and support
What is it?
Mainstream IVF is a doctor-led treatment where we select the most appropriate protocol based on your age, medical history, and fertility profile.
Who is it for?
Patients who benefit from a personalised IVF approach using a wider range of stimulation options.
What may affect the cost?
Medication type and dosage, monitoring requirements, and clinical complexity.
From £5,995
- Genetic screening of embryos
- Improved embryo selection
- Reduced risk of genetic abnormalities
What is it?
IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to check for specific genetic or chromosomal differences before transfer.
Who is it for?
Patients who want additional information about their embryos, particularly where there is a known or increased risk of genetic conditions.
What may affect the cost?
The number of embryos tested and laboratory processes required.
£1,395
- Sperm injection into egg
- Enhanced fertilisation
- Useful for male factor infertility
What is it?
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), where a single sperm is injected into each egg.
Who is it for?
Patients where sperm count, motility, or morphology affects fertilisation, or where fertilisation rates have been low in previous IVF cycles.
What may affect the cost?
Laboratory techniques used and the number of eggs requiring ICSI.
From £8,030
- Shared motherhood journey
- Both partners involved
- Family building for same-sex couples
What is it?
IVF where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to play a biological role.
Who is it for?
Same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological and gestational aspects of treatment.
What may affect the cost?
Individual treatment plans, required medications, and clinical monitoring.
From £6,248
- Access to quality donor eggs
- Comprehensive donor matching
- Full medical and legal support
What is it?
IVF using eggs from a carefully screened donor, coordinated through CREATE’s donor programmes.
Who is it for?
Patients who require donor eggs due to age, low ovarian reserve, or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
Donor selection, coordination, and additional screening.
From £3,195
- Preserve your fertility
- Flexible timing
- Long-term storage available
What is it?
A treatment that freezes your eggs at their current quality, for later use when you’re ready to start a family.
Who is it for?
Women who want to preserve fertility for personal or medical reasons.
What may affect the cost?
The number of cycles required and the length of storage.
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IVF pricing FAQs
IVF pricing varies between clinics for several reasons. Staffing costs, laboratory facilities, and equipment all differ significantly depending on a clinic's size, location, and the specialisms it offers. Clinics in London and other major cities typically have higher overheads than those in other parts of the country, which is often reflected in their fees. The range of treatments available also plays a role. Clinics offering a broader suite of protocols, such as mild or natural IVF alongside conventional stimulation, may structure their pricing differently to reflect the varying levels of resource each approach requires.
It is also worth noting that a lower headline price does not always mean a lower overall cost; the way clinics bundle or itemise consultations, monitoring scans, and medications can make direct comparisons difficult. Looking at the full treatment breakdown, rather than the base cycle price alone, gives a much clearer picture.
Yes. Before treatment begins, you will receive a detailed treatment plan that sets out all associated costs clearly. This will cover your core cycle fees as well as any additional procedures recommended for your specific situation, so there are no surprises once treatment is underway.
At CREATE, we believe that financial transparency is part of good patient care. Understanding what you are likely to spend allows you to plan with confidence and make informed decisions about your treatment pathway. If your circumstances change or additional investigations are recommended along the way, any changes to your costs will always be discussed and agreed with you before proceeding.
The core IVF cycle fee at CREATE Fertility typically covers your egg collection procedure, fertilisation, laboratory care of your embryos, and a single fresh embryo transfer. Consultations and monitoring scans carried out as part of your treatment cycle are also generally included, though this can vary depending on the protocol you are following.
What is not usually covered within the base price are fertility medications, which are prescribed according to your individual response and can vary in cost from patient to patient, as well as any additional procedures such as ICSI, surgical sperm retrieval, embryo freezing, ongoing storage fees, or optional add-ons like pre-implantation genetic testing. A frozen embryo transfer, should you have embryos stored from your cycle, is also priced separately. Your treatment plan will set all of this out clearly before you begin, so you will have a full picture of what is and is not included in your quoted price.
No. All charges are explained to you upfront, and nothing will be added to your bill without your knowledge and agreement. Your treatment plan will itemise what is included in your cycle fee, and what falls outside of it, such as fertility medications, which are typically prescribed separately, or elective add-ons you may choose to include.
Yes, CREATE Fertility offers payment plan options, allowing you to spread the cost of treatment rather than meeting it all up front. The availability and terms of these plans can vary depending on your treatment type and clinic location, so we would encourage you to speak directly with our patient advisors to discuss what is available to you and find an arrangement that works for your circumstances.
Our Price Promise to You
Complete transparency
No hidden costs. Every charge is explained before you begin treatment. You’ll know exactly what you’re paying for and why.
Honest conversations from the start.
We give every patient accurate information about their chance of having a baby before starting treatment.
Transparency at every step.
Our pricing, success rates, and medical approach are explained clearly, with no hidden fees and no pressure to proceed.
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