10 Best Mattress Sales and Deals of 2026

DreamCloud has the strongest mattress deal on this list because the discount lands on a hybrid. When we checked on November 10, the Classic Hybrid queen was $699, the same price Nectar charges for an all-foam bed, and DreamCloud advertised up to 60% off mattresses plus $100 off its memory foam models for Black Friday. The price shows on the product page with no code to enter. The mattress is a 12-inch build with springs under the foam and a CloudQuilt cover, and the Premier Hybrid adds a 13-inch euro top for $400 more. The terms around the sale matter as much as the sale: a 365-night home trial, a Forever Warranty, free shipping and returns, and a 30-day price match guarantee if the price falls after you order. The main caution is that DreamCloud runs promotions most of the year, so treat the countdown clock as marketing and judge the deal on the $699 you pay.

Nectar is the memory foam counterpart to our top pick. It was also $699 in queen when we checked on November 10, and it carries the same 365-night home trial, Forever Warranty, free shipping and returns and 30-day price match guarantee. The Black Friday banner promised up to 50% off mattresses and up to 66% off bundles, so buyers who also need a frame or bedding should price the bundle before buying pieces one at a time. The bed itself uses pressure-relieving memory foam under a cool-to-touch cover, and NectarCool technology costs $99 more. It ranks second only because DreamCloud gives you coils for the same money; if you prefer the hug of memory foam, Nectar is the better buy. Nectar also says its beds are in 4,365 stores, which helps if you want to lie on one before ordering online at the sale price.

Bear has one of the most transparent deals on this list. The Bear Original page showed $648.70 against a $998 list price when we checked on November 10, a saving of $349.30, or 35%, and the Black Friday offer adds free sleep accessories. Bear values the queen sleep bundle at $210 and says it includes 2 pillows and a mattress protector, which makes the effective saving larger if you need those anyway. The mattress is a 10-inch, 5-layer foam bed with quilt foam and gel swirl memory foam over a high-density foundation, rated medium-firm. Bear says it is fiberglass free, GREENGUARD Gold certified and assembled in the USA. A hybrid version with coils costs $121 more. Terms are strong for the price: a 365-night sleep trial, a limited lifetime warranty and free shipping and returns. The limits are the thin 10-inch profile and the single firmness, which suits back sleepers better than lighter side sleepers.

Leesa is the pick for buyers who want a premium hybrid and care most about how many dollars come off. The Sapira Chill Hybrid queen was $1,799 against a regular $2,399 when we checked on November 10, a $600 saving under Leesa's Black Friday offer of 25% off mattresses. That is a smaller percentage than Bear or Casper, but a bigger dollar figure than any other hybrid here. The bed is a 14-inch build with a luxury quilt top, cooling materials and 8-inch zoned lumbar springs that Leesa says sit firmer under the hips and lower back. You choose Plush, Medium-Firm or Firm, and Leesa notes that most customers prefer Medium-Firm. Terms are among the best in the premium tier: a 365-night trial, a limited lifetime warranty and free shipping. The trade-off is the price after the cut, which is still about two and a half times the DreamCloud queen, and a 103 lb queen that takes two people to move.

Siena is the cheapest real mattress on this list. The 10-inch Signature memory foam queen was $329 when we checked on November 10, and Siena's Black Friday banner listed mattresses from $179 in smaller sizes. The page set that against a Total Value of $742, which is a reference figure rather than a price you would otherwise have paid, so we rank Siena on the $329 itself. For that money you get a medium-firm memory foam bed, a 180-night home trial, a 10-year warranty, free shipping and returns, and a 30-day price match guarantee. The 12-inch Signature adds extra comfort foam and a cooling layer for $50 more, which is the upgrade most buyers should consider. Siena ranks below Leesa and Bear because its trial is half as long, its warranty is a fixed 10 years rather than lifetime, and the build is simpler. For a guest room, a child's bed or a tight budget, it is the clear low-cost choice.

Brooklyn Bedding offers a large cut on a well-specified cooling hybrid, with one catch: you have to use the code. When we checked on November 10, the site ran 30% off sitewide with promo code VETERANS30, and the Aurora Luxe Cooling queen showed a sale price of $1,399.30 against a regular $1,999, a $599.70 saving. The mattress pairs cooling materials with zoned support and comes in Soft, Medium and Firm, with an optional Cloud Pillowtop, so you can match it to how you sleep rather than accept one feel. Brooklyn Bedding also sells uncommon sizes such as Short Queen and RV King, which is useful for campers and older bed frames. Terms are strong: a 365-night trial, a limited lifetime warranty and free shipping. It loses points on ease because the discount depends on a code that changes with each holiday, and the page quotes 3 to 6 business days to ship, slower than the brands that ship in 1 to 2 days.

Casper's Black Friday sale takes 30% off, and on the Dream Hybrid that works out to a $1,395 queen against a comparison value of $1,995 when we checked on November 10. The cut is applied on the page, there is no code to remember, and Casper adds a small free gift with purchase. The Dream Hybrid is a 12-inch bed with responsive foam over springs and Zoned Support, rated medium, and Casper lists it as in stock and shipping in 1 to 2 business days. A QuickCool cover costs $99 more, and the Snow version with memory foam and extra cooling costs more again. Where Casper falls behind is the fine print around the sale: a 100-night trial and a 10-year limited warranty, against 365 nights and lifetime-style coverage at DreamCloud, Leesa, Bear and Brooklyn Bedding. Casper's store network is the advantage, so you can lie on the bed before you buy it at the online sale price.

Tuft & Needle is running an early sale rather than its deepest one. When we checked on November 10, the site showed 20% off almost everything as a Pre-Black Friday Sale, and the Original queen was $559.20, with every size priced on the page from $319.20 for a twin to $719.20 for a king. The Original is a firm all-foam bed made with T&N Adaptive foam over Support Foam, and Tuft & Needle also sells a hybrid version with coils. It comes with a 100-night sleep trial and free returns and shipping, and it is sold through authorized retailers as well as online. That puts it between Siena and Bear on price, but with a shorter trial than Bear and a smaller percentage off than the rest of the budget group. It is a fair buy if you want a firm, plain foam bed; if Tuft & Needle deepens the discount for Black Friday itself, it would climb this list.

Purple's sale is worth it mainly if you already want a Purple. The Restore Hybrid queen was $2,299 against a regular $2,699 when we checked on November 10, so $400 off, or about 15%. Purple advertised up to $700 off a mattress and base together, and a $150 instant gift credit toward accessories for people who sign up for email before a select first mattress purchase, so buyers who need a new foundation or pillows can stack more value. The bed has a 2-inch GelFlex Grid over coils, which Purple says sleeps up to 2x cooler with more airflow and suits stomach, back, side and combination sleepers. It ships free in 1 to 2 days and is HSA/FSA eligible. The sale terms are the weak spot: a 100-night trial and a 10-year warranty, on a mattress that still costs more than three DreamCloud queens after the cut. Buy it for the grid, not for the discount.

Tempur-Pedic has a sale on, but it is the smallest on this list. The TEMPUR-Adapt queen in Medium was $2,099 against an original $2,299 when we checked on November 10, a $200 saving of about 9%. Tempur-Pedic's Black Friday event takes $200 off any size TEMPUR-Adapt or TEMPUR-ProAdapt and $300 off TEMPUR-Breeze and TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt, with larger savings when you add an adjustable base. The mattress uses the brand's TEMPUR-Material memory foam, which it says was originally created by NASA, and Tempur-Pedic offers 0% APR for 60 months on approved credit and free White Glove Delivery with select purchases. The trial is 90 nights and the warranty 10 years, the shortest trial here. Tempur-Pedic earns its place for buyers who already want its foam and value delivery and setup, but anyone shopping on discount alone will find far more off elsewhere.