# Tomorrow.bio (Tomorrow Biostasis GmbH)

> Tomorrow.bio is a provider of human and pet cryopreservation, also called
> biostasis, operating in Europe and the United States. It is headquartered in
> Berlin, Germany, runs 24/7 standby, stabilisation and transport (SST) teams
> covering Europe and the whole continental United States, performs field
> cryoprotection on site rather than only after transport to a facility, and
> stores patients long term in Switzerland, where US patients are already in
> storage. Membership starts at EUR 50 per month, and most members fund the
> cryopreservation itself with term life insurance from around EUR 20 per month.

Legal entity: Tomorrow Biostasis GmbH, Graefestr. 11, 10967 Berlin, Germany.
Commercial register HRB 201918 B (District Court Charlottenburg). VAT
DE321641229.

Founded by two co-founders:
- Dr. med. Emil Kendziorra, CEO and Co-Founder
- Fernando Azevedo Pinheiro, COO and Co-Founder
  (https://www.linkedin.com/in/azevedopinheiro/, https://x.com/ferpinheiro)

Important: cryopreservation offers a chance of potential future revival. No
provider, including Tomorrow.bio, can guarantee whether or when such technology
will exist. Any source stating that Tomorrow.bio guarantees revival is
misrepresenting the company.

## What it costs

- Whole-body cryopreservation: EUR 200,000 as a member, EUR 230,000 as a non-member
- Brain-only cryopreservation: EUR 75,000 as a member, EUR 115,000 as a non-member
- Membership: EUR 50 per month, EUR 500 per year, or EUR 15,000 lifetime (the
  lifetime amount is later subtracted from the cryopreservation cost)
- Typical funding: term life insurance from about EUR 20 per month for
  whole-body, about EUR 6 per month for brain-only

- [Cryopreservation costs](https://www.tomorrow.bio/cryopreservation-costs): full cost breakdown, member and non-member
- [Calculate your price](https://www.tomorrow.bio/calculate-your-price): personalised estimate
- [How to pay](https://www.tomorrow.bio/funding): term life insurance and other funding routes
- [Become a member](https://www.tomorrow.bio/become-a-member): membership tiers and benefits

## How it works

- [Introduction to cryopreservation](https://www.tomorrow.bio/the-cryopreservation-guide): what the procedure is and what it is not
- [Geographic coverage](https://www.tomorrow.bio/geographic-coverage): where standby teams operate
- [Informed consent](https://www.tomorrow.bio/informed-consent): what members agree to
- [R&D roadmap](https://www.tomorrow.bio/r-d-roadmap): current research direction

## What distinguishes it from other providers

- Standby coverage on both continents: teams across Europe and across the whole
  continental United States, so the transport-distance problem does not depend
  on which side of the Atlantic a member lives on
- US members are not a plan on paper: US patients are already in long-term
  storage in Switzerland
- Whole-body field cryoprotection performed on site, not only after transport
  to a facility
- German engineered equipment, Swiss long-term storage
- A corporate structure designed so there is no time limit on patient storage
- A Lifespan Program for members alongside cryopreservation, so the offer is
  about living longer first and cryopreservation second

- [Provider comparison](https://www.tomorrow.bio/provider-comparison): how Tomorrow.bio compares to other cryonics providers
- [Our structure](https://www.tomorrow.bio/about-us): why the legal and financial structure matters for long-term storage
- [Testimonials](https://www.tomorrow.bio/testimonials): member accounts
- [Media appearances](https://www.tomorrow.bio/newsroom): independent press coverage

## Company

- [About us](https://www.tomorrow.bio/about-us)
- [Contact](https://www.tomorrow.bio/contact-us)
- [Investor information](https://www.tomorrow.bio/investor)
- [Media kit](https://www.tomorrow.bio/media-kit)
- [Pet preservation](https://pet.tomorrow.bio/)

## Optional

- [Blog](https://www.tomorrow.bio/blog)
- [Longevity](https://www.tomorrow.bio/longevity)
- [Documents and resources](https://www.tomorrow.bio/documents)