3.23x
More sperm delivered to the cervix, compared to intercourse1
2
Applicators supports confidence in timing and use2.
1,250+
Patients trust Béa, across 3,500+ cycles.
100%
Complete privacy. No in-clinic appointments necessary.
We're closing the "wait-and-see" gap in fertility care
Today's fertility care system makes us "just keep trying" until we're struggling, then jumps to invasive procedures. Béa bridges this gap with clinically-supported treatment at home, giving you confidence, clarity, and control over your journey from day one.
Disclaimers
- Based on a postcoital test of another cervical-cap device vs intercourse: 11/13 (85%) showed higher cervical-mucus sperm scores; among responders, average 3.23× (Pelekanos, 2015). Not Béa; no syringe comparison. PCT scores are semi-quantitative and don’t predict pregnancy. Results vary.
- Two Applicators let you attempt insemination twice in one cycle (e.g., at LH surge and ~12–24 hours later) to help cover ovulation timing. This is timing support, not a guarantee of pregnancy or live birth.
From hope to confusion to expensive intervention
Today's system tells us to "wait and see", and keep 'trying' until we're lost, confused, and alone. We navigate a maze of syringes and products that don't help, or jump to expensive Intrauterine Insemination or invasive In Vitro Fertilization. The gap between "keep trying" and major intervention is where we get stuck.
Clear steps, expert support, better outcomes
We created clinical support and evidence-based treatments that eliminate the 'frustrating middle.' For when you need more than basic tracking tools but aren't ready for IVF. Clear pathways, expert guidance, and proven treatments that maximize your chances every step of the way.
Why the Béa Applicator works
Out of the hundreds of millions of sperm released during intercourse, only ~200 will reach the end of the fallopian tubes. This is why we designed the Béa Applicator.
The Béa Applicator contains a cervical cap, which is designed to:
- Protect sperm from harmful bacteria and pH
- Deliver semen directly to the cervix, creating a 3.23x higher concentration of sperm3 there than intercourse alone4
- The Cervical Cap is designed to keep sperm in place on the cervix for up to 5 hours5
- Support conception across your 2 most fertile days with a dual-device protocol
Disclaimers
- Based on a postcoital test of another cervical-cap device vs intercourse: 11/13 (85%) showed higher cervical-mucus sperm scores; among responders, average 3.23× (Pelekanos, 2015). Not Béa; no syringe comparison. PCT scores are semi-quantitative and don’t predict pregnancy. Results vary.
- Refers to semen delivery to a cervical cap placed at the cervix, which may limit sperm exposure to vaginal fluids. Evidence cited relates to laboratory and observational findings that certain vaginal conditions/bacteria and lower pH can impair sperm motility. The device does not sterilise the vagina, kill bacteria, alter the vaginal microbiome, prevent sexually transmitted infections, or act as contraception. Individual results vary.
- “Up to 5 hours” refers to the maximum wear duration in the Instructions for Use. The cap is designed to hold semen at/near the cervix, but placement and leakage can vary by individual and insertion technique. Do not exceed the stated wear time. This is not a guarantee of pregnancy or live birth
How Béa compares
We believe that fertility care should be proactive, accessible and emotionally supportive at every step of the journey. Here’s how we stack up.
Sex
DIY
insemination kits
Béa Fertility
Intrauterine
insemination (IUI)
Cost per cycle
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~$1356
From $133
~$1,4007
At-home care (no clinic visits)
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Immediate access, no waiting list
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7 days/week access to a dedicated clinician
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No medications or injections
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FDA cleared
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Some
Pregnancy rate
20%
17.7%9
39.28%4
31%10
Disclaimers
- Around $135 per cycle reflects the median list price of three widely available US at-home insemination kits as of Aug 2025: Mosie Baby Kit, PherDal Kit, and Frida Fertility At-Home Insemination Set. Assumes one kit per ovulation window. Prices exclude shipping/taxes and donor sperm; retailers may discount.
- IUI costs about $1,363 per cycle—≈$4,100 for three cycles (Manfredi et al., 2023). Actual costs vary by age, health, and clinic.
- ~17–18% is a modelled three-cycle pregnancy rate based on a 5.9% per-cycle pregnancy rate for intracervical insemination by straw/syringe reported in a randomised cross-over donor ICI study (Flierman et al., 2017). This is not a head-to-head study of current at-home kits. “Pregnancy rate” refers to reported pregnancies, not live-birth. Individual results vary.
- 39% pregnancy rate among 56 Béa users who completed up to three treatment cycles and reported outcomes between June–Dec 2023. Internal observational data; no control group. Results vary and are not guaranteed. “Pregnancy rate” refers to reported pregnancies during/after treatment; it is not a live-birth rate.
- IUI success rates (31% over 3 cycles) from a limited New Zealand study with ovarian stimulation; actual results vary by age, diagnosis, sperm quality, and other factors (Farhi et al., 2017, PubMed 29174128). Béa’s internal report and the IUI study are from different sources and populations; interpret separately, not as a direct comparison.
We’re driven by your satisfaction
90
Béa’s NPS score for care experience
97%
Customer satisfaction score
86%
Would recommend Béa to someone like them
Trusted by thousands of patients
Get the reassurance of dedicated clinical support, the confidence of a proven treatment, and the control of starting fertility care on your timeline, when you're ready. Get started today by doing a free, 2-minute assessment to understand if Béa is the right fit for you.