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Send one structured request instead of rewriting your situation for every clinic. You choose whether we may share it with up to three matching fertility providers.
Start a request →Tell us what you’re looking for. We’ll organize your request around the pieces that actually change the total: treatment, medications, testing, freezing, storage, transfers, travel and optional extras.
IVFQuote is built around cost clarity, not treatment recommendations.
Send one structured request instead of rewriting your situation for every clinic. You choose whether we may share it with up to three matching fertility providers.
Start a request →Turn a clinic estimate into a line-by-line comparison sheet: treatment, medications, anesthesia, ICSI, PGT, freezing, storage, FET and more.
Open quote decoder →Use a plain-English checklist before a consultation, so “all-inclusive” has an actual definition before you pay a deposit.
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Track what is included, what costs extra and what is still unanswered. The comparison lives in your browser, not on our server.
We checked public clinic pricing in Colombia, Mexico, Spain and Greece and kept the inclusions next to the number. That means a €2,750 base price does not get compared blindly with a €5,495 package that includes different services.

You do not need to submit a diagnosis, medical records or lab results here. Start with the practical pieces needed to route a cost inquiry.
We only share it with fertility providers if you explicitly opt in. If providers pay IVFQuote for introductions, that relationship should be disclosed rather than disguised as a neutral ranking.
A useful quote should make clear which services are included, which are variable, and which are optional.
Consults, monitoring, retrieval, lab work and transfer may be packaged differently.
Often variable by protocol and sometimes excluded from advertised package prices.
ICSI, biopsy, freezing and genetic testing may be bundled or separate.
Ask what the first year covers and what later storage or FET costs.
Ask why an add-on is recommended, what evidence supports it and what it costs.
For treatment away from home, price the non-clinic pieces too.
When you compare international treatment, keep clinic fees separate from local monitoring, flights, lodging, transport and schedule changes. IVFQuote asks where you are traveling from and where you would consider care so those practical costs do not disappear from the decision.
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Clinic success rates can be informative, but they depend on patient characteristics and treatment details. For U.S. clinics, the CDC publishes clinic-level ART reporting and an IVF success estimator. For treatment add-ons, the UK HFEA publishes evidence ratings designed to help patients ask better questions.