Get a personalised estimate of your cumulative chance of a live birth over up to six complete IVF cycles. Combines published outcome data from the UK (HFEA / OPIS), Europe (ESHRE) and the US (SART / CDC) — covering over half a million IVF cycles.
A complete cycle means one egg collection plus all the fresh and frozen embryo transfers that come from it.
Please note
This is a general educational estimator that blends published cumulative live birth rates from three major IVF registries: UK HFEA / OPIS (McLernon et al. 2022), ESHRE European ART reports, and US SART / CDC national ART summaries. It is not a clinical prediction tool and it is not the official OPIS Calculator or SART predictor. Your individual chance depends on many factors — always discuss your specific case with a fertility specialist.
Enter a few details to see an estimated cumulative chance of a live birth over up to six complete IVF cycles.
Female partner's age — the strongest predictor of success.
Duration of infertility before starting IVF.
Body mass index — leave blank if unsure.
Known cause(s) of infertility (tick all that apply)
Also try the official clinical tool
The Outcome Prediction In Subfertility (OPIS) calculator is the peer-reviewed prognostic tool developed by the University of Aberdeen using UK HFEA data. It's used by clinicians and researchers, and gives a validated per-cycle and cumulative live birth prediction. We recommend running our estimate alongside OPIS for the fullest picture.
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