Private IVF cost
Understanding how much private in vitro fertilisation (IVF) costs is an important part of planning your treatment. Having clear, transparent information about IVF cost helps you feel more secure in the choices you make for your future.
We believe in openness and simplicity, which is why we explain exactly what your treatment includes and help you explore a range of options designed to make care more accessible and manageable.
Private IVF cost and treatment package options
At Bourn Hall, we know that managing private IVF costs is an important part of your decision-making. That’s why we offer a range of treatment choices to help make fertility care feel more achievable, without compromising on quality or support.
Alongside our pay-as-you-go pricing, we provide a selection of discounted treatment packages designed to give you more financial clarity and flexibility as you plan your treatment.
Our popular treatment options include:
- All
- IVF Packages
- Frozen Embryo Transfer
- Donor eggs
- Egg and sperm sharing
- Shared motherhood
- Intrauterine Insemination
Why choose Bourn Hall for your private IVF?
Choosing a fertility clinic is about far more than IVF cost alone. It’s about finding a team that helps you feel supported and confident throughout your care. At Bourn Hall, we combine transparent private IVF pricing with trusted clinical expertise and personalised support from your first consultation onwards.
When you choose us, you’ll benefit from:
- Clear, honest IVF cost information so you always understand what’s included in your treatment
- Flexible payment solutions and discounted IVF packages to help make care more manageable
- Specialist fertility consultants and experienced embryologists dedicated to your individual treatment plan
- Advanced laboratory techniques and technology designed to support the best possible outcomes
- Ongoing support and guidance at every stage of your fertility journey
We’re incredibly proud of our success rates
At Bourn Hall, you can be assured of the best chances of having a baby within the shortest possible time. If you are under 35, you have a 73%* chance of falling pregnant within one year.
Younger than 35
If you are a woman aged under 35 years, you have a 60% chance of having a baby after a single IVF cycle.
35 to 39 years old
If you are 35-37 years old and you continue treatment with Bourn Hall, you have a 63% (50% for 38-39 year olds) chance of getting pregnant (pregnancy seen on scan) within one year.
40+ years old
If you are a female aged over 40 and you continue treatment with Bourn Hall, you have about a 25% chance of getting pregnant within one year.
Support at every stage
As one of the UK’s top fertility treatment centres, our values ensure we put our patients first.
Passion
Adaptability
Commitment
Teamwork and Collaboration
Our fertility milestones
1978
The world's first IVF baby
1980
Year founded by IVF pioneers
25000
Babies born through Bourn Hall
Upcoming fertility events
Join our experts at a range of events including support groups, webinars and open evenings.
Learn more about the options available to you, from fertility tests to treatments, and find answers to any questions you might have.
Frequently asked questions
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Private IVF costs vary depending on your individual treatment plan. Factors such as medication requirements, whether intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is recommended and if you choose to freeze embryos can all influence the overall cost of IVF treatment.
We’re always open about pricing and about what’s included. You can view our full fee schedule or use our online fee calculator to receive a more personalised estimate.
Your IVF treatment cost typically covers the core stages of care, including monitoring scans, egg collection, laboratory fertilisation and embryo transfer. Medication and additional procedures may be charged separately.
We’ll always take time to explain your private IVF package in detail so you can plan your treatment with certainty.
Yes – egg and embryo freezing is available at our full-service clinics in Cambridge, Norwich and Wickford. Embryos created during IVF can be frozen and stored for future use, and some patients choose to freeze all embryos as part of a planned treatment cycle.
Following updates to UK fertility legislation, eggs, sperm and embryos can now be stored for up to 55 years, subject to ongoing consent renewal. Costs vary depending on treatment choices and storage duration.
If you’re self-funding your fertility treatment, several payment options are available. Alongside pay-as-you-go pricing, you may also explore financing and refund programmes through partner providers, including Access Fertility. Our team is always available to help you understand which payment option feels most practical and comfortable for your situation.
Sperm freezing costs depend on whether the service is part of a wider fertility treatment plan or arranged as a standalone option. You’ll find clear pricing information in our full fee schedule.
The cost of egg freezing depends on your treatment plan and how long you choose to store your eggs. Detailed pricing is available through our fees and funding information, or you can use our fee calculator to generate a clearer personalised estimate.
If your IVF cycle isn’t successful, we understand how emotionally difficult that can feel. You will always have continued support from our team. When you feel ready, you’ll have a follow-up consultation with your consultant to review your cycle, discuss what may have happened and talk through your options in a clear and compassionate way.