0 open collection sites across 0 banks.
In Alaska: no open walk-in sperm bank site. Known-donor agencies work nationwide — including Alaska — so a directed match is an option even where no bank is within driving distance.
Alaska is on the verge of getting its first in-state sperm bank: Alpine Cryobank in Anchorage is opening soon. Until it starts collecting there's no operating walk-in site anywhere in the state — so for most Alaskans right now the realistic route is a nationwide known-donor agency.
Alpine Cryobank in Anchorage hasn't published its pay yet because it's still pre-launch, so this page shows no figure rather than a guess. It lists age 18–39 and college education, and has no published height rule. Once it opens, expect the usual bank model: a deferred schedule with part of each payment held until samples clear the FDA quarantine.
Alpine Cryobank: Anchorage AK (opening soon)
Anchorage
Alpine Cryobank (opening soon — pay not yet published)
Anchorage will have the state's only site once Alpine opens. For the Interior, Southeast, and the Bush there's no drivable option — the nationwide known-donor route is the practical path.
A separate route from the walk-in banks above: directed / known-donor agencies match you to specific intended parents and work nationwide, including Alaska. Each agency's per-cycle figure is on its profile. It doesn't sort against bank pay.
“MSM” = whether the agency welcomes gay/bisexual donors. Directed donation is exempt from the FDA anonymous-bank deferral, but only Seed Scout says so on its own pages — treat “Ask agency” as unconfirmed, not a no.
Bank or agency — how to choose
Legal note
Alaska (AS §25.20.045) treats a child conceived by artificial insemination with spousal consent as the couple's child, which is generally read to place a physician-facilitated donor outside legal parentage.
No open walk-in collection site is listed in Alaska. Known-donor agencies work nationwide and publish their own per-cycle figures.
There is no open collection site in Alaska.
No open bank is listed in Alaska, so there is no in-state monthly figure to rank.
No open bank is listed in Alaska.
Requirements vary by bank. Age, height, and education on this page come from each bank's directory record. The main bottleneck is biological: whether your sample survives the freeze/thaw process.
Yes. Walk-in banks require in-person visits, so they only help if a site is within driving distance, and Alaska currently has none open. Known-donor agencies work nationwide — including Alaska — and each agency's per-cycle figure is on its own profile. It's also the practical route for gay and bisexual donors.
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