We collect data from fertility clinics and publish much of it on our website, including individual clinic success rates.
We are in the process of updating the data on our Choose a Fertility Clinic pages in stages. Please note the date of the information shown on each clinic’s page. This update is a large project requiring clinics to check data for over 420,000 cycles. Once complete in late 2025, you will be able to see full data on treatments, pregnancies and births from January 2022 to December 2024.
The Choose a Fertility Clinic ‘detailed statistics’ pages show data on births from 2018 and pregnancies from 2019. Clinics may have their own more recent data, which shouldn’t be compared with a national average because clinics will show their data in a variety of ways and their data remains unverified by the HFEA.
Individual clinic rates can’t tell you how likely you are to have a baby. Look instead at the national rate on Choose a Fertility Clinic or visit our research and data page for the latest statistics.
Using the data on our website you can view the success rates for different clinics safe in the knowledge that they’ve been calculated in exactly the same way. Please note, we don’t publish figures for clinics performing very small numbers of cycles as the results can be misleading.
If you’re looking for clinic data, head to the bottom of this page to search for a clinic and view: how inspectors rate the clinic; how patients rate the clinic; pregnancy and birth rates from different fertility treatments, multiple birth rates and waiting times for donated eggs, sperm or embryos.
We look after data from clinics about patients and treatments very carefully.
How we manage your data