Tomorrow Bio is a cryonics provider based in Berlin, Germany. Tomorrow Bio offers services for whole-body cryopreservation and brain-only cryopreservation. The company was founded in 2019 by Dr. Emil Kendziorra. Emil started out in cancer research, but left the space and turned to entrepreneurship upon realizing how slowly longevity science was progressing. After founding and selling two companies, Emil founded Tomorrow Bio and the European Biostasis Foundation and is dedicating the next decades of his life on advancing the field of cryonics. The European Biostasis Foundation is a non-profit foundation in Switzerland that conducts research in cryopreservation and provides the facility for the long-term storage of Tomorrow Bio's patients.

There are always two parts to the cost: membership and cryopreservation funding. The membership fee is $25 per month and covers the cost of cryopreservation equipment, keeping medical teams trained and on-call 24/7 to dispatch to you, etc. The cryopreservation cost is $200,000 for whole-body cryopreservation and $60,000 for brain-only cryopreservation. This cost is not paid upfront, it is typically paid for through life insurance. Get a term life insurance cost estimate for your cryopreservation plan here. The cryopreservation funds cover the cost of the procedure, transport to the long-term storage facility in Switzerland, indefinite long-term storage, and potential restoration of life in the future. Find more information on our pricing page.

Cryonics is a small but growing field. We have a limited capacity to process new members and insurance application, so we want to prioritize people who are highly motivated to secure their cryopreservation and are interested in engaging with the cryonics community. Joining the waitlist only requires you to provide your email, you have no obligation to go through with a cryopreservation sign up in the future.

Medical response speed is paramount to the quality of a cryopreservation. We do not want to offer a cryopreservation service to members unless we can provide the best possible cryopreservation based on the current science and provide the greatest chance for future restoration of life.

Yes, Tomorrow Bio offers worldwide coverage for our members (with some obvious exceptions like North Korea). However, cases outside of one of our primary coverage zones will inevitably be lower quality. We only accept members that are based in one of our primary coverage zones so that in most cases (e.g assuming they don't die on vacation on a tropical island) we can provide a high quality cryopreservation.