Best mattress sale in March 2025 — up to 50% off mattresses from DreamCloud, Saatva, Nectar and more
If you're looking for a new bed, here are the best ideals to shop now

Looking to upgrade your sleep with a new mattress? Now is a great time to shop, as several brands are celebrating Sleep Awareness Week with some big reductions on the top mattresses. We've spent thousands of hours testing the best mattresses for all sleep styles, and today, we're highlighting the best sales from top brands like Saatva, Nectar, Helix, and more.
Our top deal right now is at DreamCloud, which is offering $599 worth of free bedding with every mattress purchase. This is the best deal, we've seen from DreamCloud, whose deals don't tend to change much.
Major sales usually come around the time of national holidays like Memorial Day, Labor Day and Black Friday (Thanksgiving). As spring doesn't have any major holidays, sales will be a bit more sporadic until Memorial Day in May, but that doesn't mean you can't grab some great savings on some of the best mattresses. We've dug deeper into sales from the top mattress brands to determine the unmissable deals you can find now.
When we’re not tracking mattress sales prices, we’re researching and reviewing all the latest beds, so check out our guide to 8 key questions to ask yourself before buying a new mattress for all the tips and tricks we’ve learned over thousands of hours of testing. Read on to find all the best mattress deals to shop this month…
Today's best mattress sales: March 2025
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- DreamCloud mattress: Up to 50% off + free accessories
- Nectar: Up to 50% off all mattresses
- Helix: Save 25% on all mattresses
- Casper: Up to 30% off mattresses bundles
- Emma: Save up to 60% on hybrid mattresses
- Brooklyn Bedding: Save 25% on mattresses
Editor's choice: Today's 5 best mattress sales
Read how we pick our best mattress sales ▼
Here at Tom's Guide, we test mattresses for hundreds of hours, using a mixture of qualitative and quantitative data to build an unbiased view of each mattress. You can read more about how we test here. The mattresses that make it into this category are the best of the best, offering fantastic support and comfort for great value prices. All of the mattresses in this part of the guide have fantastic ratings and are also at, or close to, the best prices we've seen.
At the top of the list is the Saatva Classic, the best hybrid mattress right now and our overall pick for all types of sleepers. Saatva runs semi-regular sales and right now, we're seeing the best price in the last 12 months, with $410 off all Saatva mattresses. Elsewhere in the top five, you'll see our favorites from DreamCloud, Helix, Nectar and Cocoon by Sealy. Read on to find out why they're our top choices right now.
1. Saatva Classic Mattress: twin was $1,399 $989 at Saatva
Best overall - The Saatva Classic has been awarded the top spot in our overall best mattress guide for five years running, and our Saatva Classic Mattress review team gave the mattress full marks across the testing criteria. This high-end innerspring hybrid combines eco-friendly foams with a plush Euro pillow-top and supportive steel coil base. It's available in three firmness levels (soft, medium-firm, firm) and two heights (11.5 inches or 14.5 inches), and this customization gives it a wide appeal — this mattress suits almost every sleep style. The current Saatva mattress sale takes $410 off. This is the best deal we see on the Saatva Classic, reducing a queen from $2,099 to $1,689, even slightly beating the price we saw last Black Friday. The benefits are also excellent, with a 365-night trial, lifetime warranty and free white glove delivery.
2. The DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress: twin $419 + free bedding at DreamCloud
Save up to 50% - The DreamCloud mattress is one of our favorite hybrid mattresses. It features five layers that offer firm, responsive support as well as soft cushioning. In our DreamCloud mattress review, we said it's a great bed for just about anyone, but it especially shines for those suffering from hip or lower back pain. You can get the DreamCloud Hybrid mattress twin for $419 (was $1,148) or the queen for $699 (was $1,664). Although these prices represent a reduction from the 'total value' figure, some models have gone through a price increase recently, including the queen models that have risen by about $35. The freebies should more than make up for this though, as you'll get a bundle worth $599, including a mattress protector, sheet set and cooling pillows. The mattress comes with free shipping, free returns and a 365-night trial.
3. Helix Midnight Luxe: twin was $1,373 now $1,030 at Helix
Topping our best mattress for side sleepers guide, the Helix Midnight Luxe mattress offers super-plush cushioned support. The premium hybrid mattress is the newer, more expensive sibling to the original Helix Midnight bringing a sumptuous sleep surface and enhanced lumbar support. The March Helix mattress sale reduces a queen to $1,780 (was $2,373), which is a good price but not the best we've seen from Helix. That would go to the 30% off sale we saw last Memorial Day. Your purchase is covered by a 100-night sleep trial, lifetime warranty and free shipping.
4. Nectar Classic Memory Foam mattress: was $1,081 now $349 at Nectar
Our favorite value mattress is now 67% off in Nectar's latest sale. In our Nectar Classic Memory Foam mattress review, we called the Editor's Choice mattress tremendous value for the money. We found it very comfortable (thanks to its three layers of memory foam) with excellent pressure relief around your shoulders, hips, and back. Bonus points for offering an impressive 365-night trial and a forever warranty. Currently, you can get the twin Classic Memory Foam for $349 (was $1,081) or the queen for $649 (was $1,664). This Nectar mattress sale is evergreen, but it's still one of our favorite deals.
5. Cocoon Chill mattress: was $619 now $399 at Cocoon by Sealy + free accessories
Best for hot sleepers - If you're a hot sleeper on a budget, this is the mattress for you. In our Cocoon Chill Mattress review we found that despite the all-foam build, the Cocoon Chill wicks away heat for a pleasantly cool sleep feel. We also love the mattress' ability to reduce motion transfer, so you won't notice when your partner gets up in the middle of the night. As part of its current mattress deals — the twin size is down to just $399 (was $619), whereas the queen is on sale for $699 (was $1,079). Plus, you get free pillows and a sheet set with your mattress purchase.
Memory Foam mattres
Should you buy a memory foam mattress? ▼
Memory foam mattresses offer dense cushioning that can reduce the pressure that builds up at the joints. These mattresses are perfect for those who suffer with aches and pains, offering a contouring, body-hugging feel that can ease discomfort.
The feel of memory foam isn't for everyone, but it has some clear benefits. They are great for motion isolation, making them perfect for couples who wake each other up with movement at night. Contrary to popular belief, memory foam beds aren't all soft. In fact, some of the firmest mattresses are comprised of foam, including the ultra-firm Plank Firm mattress.
Go here for more information about the best memory foam mattresses. Read on for our top memory foam deals available now.
1. Siena Mattress: was $499 now $179 at Siena
The Siena Mattress is an affordable memory foam mattress from the company behind Nectar and DreamCloud. Its firmer feel best suits back and stomach sleepers, while the three layers of foam keep the build simply but effective. In our Siena Memory Foam mattress review, we said it offers excellent temperature regulation, superb edge support, and low motion transfer for a very low price. As part of its mattress sale, Siena is offering the twin for $199 (was $499), whereas the queen is $399 (was $699). You also get a 180-night trial with free shipping and returns. Those are good prices (and good extras) for a mattress of this quality.
2. Nectar Premier Mattress: twin was $1,480 now $549 at Nectar
The Nectar Premier uses gel memory foam and phase-change material to keep you cool as you sleep. In terms of layers, it features a 3-inch gel-infused memory foam layer, 3-inch soft transition foam, and a 7-inch firm base foam. After discount, the twin costs $549 (was $1,480) and a queen costs $949 (was $2,165).
3. Puffy Mattress: was $1,849 now $499 at Puffy
The five-layer, memory foam Puffy Mattress is made to support back, stomach, side and combination sleepers. It has a cooling cover to wick away heat, which we found effective (albeit slippery) in our Puffy Cloud mattress review. After discount, the twin is on sale for $499 (was $1,849), and the queen costs $949 (was $2,299).
4. Plank Firm: was $849 now $561.75 at Plank Mattress
If you're looking for a good sale on an extra firm mattress, look no further than the Plank Firm. This is our best firm mattress of the year and is an excellent choice for stomach and back sleepers who need maximum spinal support during sleep to prevent any painful dipping of their back. Right now you can save 25% on any size Plank Firm, with a twin reduced to $561.75 (was $749) and a queen on sale for $999 (was $1,332). We wouldn't advise this mattress for side sleepers as it won't provide enough cushioning, but if you want a very firm back and stomach sleeping bed at a more affordable price, you won't go wrong here.
5. Nolah Original 10" Mattress: was $999 now $699.25 at Nolah with code TOMS50OFF
The Nolah Original 10" is the company's most affordable option, although it's not exactly a budget buy (the Nectar Classic is a better choice for tight budgets). It offers long-term durability, pressure relief, and optimal cooling. In our Nolah Original 10 mattress hands on, we said it's great if you sleep on your side and like the hugging sensation of memory foam mattresses. A twin is $699 (was $999) and a queen is $1,037 (was $1,449) in the evergreen sale. Make sure to add the discount code TOMS50OFF to get this price.
User score: ★★★★★
Hybrid mattresses
Should you buy a hybrid mattress? ▼
Hybrid beds combine body-hugging memory foam surfaces with supportive innerspring layers to bring you the best of both worlds. These beds are likely to appeal to a wider range of sleepers and are often customizable, with pillow tops and other interchangeable materials so you can find your perfect feel.
If you're unsure of which type of mattress to go for, it's a safe bet to go straight down the middle and opt for a medium-feel hybrid. Well-balanced hybrids like the Nectar Classic will serve most sleepers just fine, whereas the Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe adds cooling features to keep you comfortable. If you're looking for the best hybrid mattress, that would be the Saatva Classic mattress.
1. Emma Hybrid Comfort: was $1,099 now $439 at Emma
The Emma Hybrid Comfort is the latest mattress by Emma Sleep and it's also one of the cheapest hybrid beds from a leading mattress manufacturer. The Emma Hybrid Comfort is a 13-inch mattress featuring cooling technology to dissipate excess body heat during sleep, so you enjoy deeper sleep for longer and don't overheat in bed. It's ideal for back and stomach sleepers as it will keep you on top of the mattress to prevent any dipping in your spine. After discount, the twin costs $495 (was $1,099), whereas the queen costs $615 (was $1,539).
User score: ★★★★★
2. Nectar Classic Hybrid Mattress: was $1,148 now $499 at Nectar
Although the brand is known for its excellent memory foam mattresses, Nectar's hybrid mattresses are equally as impressive as the all-foam offerings. This six-layer mattress has a 12-inch profile and comes with free shipping, returns, and a 365-night trial. After discount, the twin is $499 (was $1,148), whereas the queen is $799 (was $1,664).
3. Awara Natural Luxury Hybrid: twin $549 at Awara
The Awara is regularly on sale and this month there's up to 50%. In our Awara Natural Hybrid Mattress review, we called the Editor's Choice bed an affordable organic mattress with a luxurious feel – the Natural Luxury is a slightly different design, but we expect it to provide the same pressure relief and spinal alignment. After discount, you can get twin for $549 (was $896) or the queen for $849 (was $1,363).
4. Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe: was $999 now $749.25 at Brooklyn Bedding
The Aurora Luxe holds a spot in our list of the best hybrid mattress you can buy. It's an especially great choice if you have the tendency to sleep hot and if you're picky about the firmness level of your mattress (it comes with three firmness options ranging from soft to firm). In our Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe mattress review, we found upgrading to the Cloud pillow-top enhances both cooling and comfort. Without the pillow-top, a queen is $1,398.75 (was $1,865) in the evergreen sale.
5. The WinkBed Mattress: was $1,149 now $849 at WinkBeds
The original WinkBed mattress has an excellent $300 discount on all sizes right now, which takes the cost of a queen to just $1,499. It's a good option for anyone suffering from back pain, thanks to its enhanced support. You can also choose your preferred level of firmness. In our WinkBed mattress review we said it's a well-made, competitively priced luxury hybrid offering a nice balance of sturdy, zoned support and comfortable cushioning. After discount, the twin costs $849 (was $1,149), whereas the queen costs $1,499 (was $1,799).
Latex mattresses
Should you buy a latex mattress? ▼
Latex mattresses have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their sustainability and eco-friendly credentials. They offer a similar level of comfort to memory foam mattresses but use all-natural materials and are free from toxic chemicals and are usually topped with a breathable organic cotton or wool cover and free of fiberglass. For more information, check out five signs you need a latex mattress over a memory foam.
Here are the best latex mattresses to shop now.
1. Brentwood Cypress Mattress: was $492 now $521 at Brentwood Home
The Cypress mattress is an affordable memory foam mattress designed to support your body's curves while relieving pressure points throughout your body. The American-made mattress features CertiPUR-US certified memory foam and plant-based Bio-Foam layers. After discount, the twin costs $521 (was $492), whereas the queen costs $719 (was $679).
User score: ★★★★½ (1,000+ reviews)
2. Awara Premier Luxury Natural Hybrid: was $1,793 now $799 at Awara
The Awara is regularly on sale and this month the maximum savings is up to 50% off. This is an organic mattress with a luxury finish and a sumptuous feel, plus premium extras such as a 365-night trial and lifetime warranty. In the evergreen sale a twin is $799 (was $1,793) and a queen is $1,299 (was $2,658).
User score: ★★★★½ (1,700+ reviews)
3. Nolah Natural 11: was $1,499 now $1,074 at Nolah
The Nolah Natural is an environmentally-friendly and hypoallergenic latex hybrid mattress designed for back pain relief. Handcrafted in the USA, it packs in layers of GOTS-certified organic wool that's naturally breathable and temperature-regulating. That helps the Nolah feel warm/cozy in cold weather, yet cool to the touch when the temperatures rise. Use coupon TOMS50OFF to take an extra $50 off mattress and weighted blanket sale prices. After discount, the twin costs $1,074 (was $1,499), whereas the queen costs $1,574 (was $2,099). Learn more with our Nolah Natural 11 Mattress review.
4. Amerisleep Organica mattress: twin $1,499 now $999 at Amerisleep
The Organica is made in the USA and has a pillow top feel thanks to its one-inch layer of New Zealand Joma wool (placed beneath the organic cotton cover). The wool is naturally sweat-wicking, which is what makes it such a good organic mattress for people dealing with night sweats. It'll also appeal to side sleepers who want contoured relief without feeling "stuck" in their mattress. After discount, the twin costs $1,049 (was $1,499), whereas the queen costs $1,299 (was $1,749).
5. Avocado Green Mattress: twin $1,399 now $1,259 at Avocado
If you're looking for an organic mattress, the Avocado Green Mattress is the best you can buy: it's 100% organic certified, non-toxic, and it's biodegradable. In our Avocado Green Mattress review, we said it's great for back sleepers and/or heavier sleepers (including co-sleepers) seeking a hybrid organic mattress who prioritize eco-friendliness and quality materials. After discount, a queen is $1,799 (was $1,999) but we've seen it cheaper in recent months. Fingers crossed a better deal will come around soon.
Kids mattresses
1. Brentwood Juniper Kids Mattress: was $459 now $413 at Brentwood
All sizes of the Juniper Kids Mattress are 10% off at Brentwood. The mattresses are all made with cooling gel memory foam, which sleeps cooler than traditional memory foam. The mattresses are latex-free and 100% hypoallergenic. After discount, the twin costs $413 (was $459), whereas the full costs $521 (was $579).
2. Helix Kids Mattress: was $745 now $559 at Helix
2 free pillows! The Helix Kids mattress is on sale and even better, you'll get two free Dream Pillows with your purchase. The Helix Kids is naturally hypoallergenic and made with non-toxic materials. The firm side is suggested for little ones aged three to seven, while the softer side is recommended for kids aged eight to 12.
3. Nolah Nurture 10: was $919 now $639 at Nolah
The Nurture is a 10-inch organic mattress designed for kids. It features natural Talalay latex and comes wrapped in a GOTS-certified organic cotton cover. The mattress can also be flipped to offer a soft or firmer night's sleep. Use coupon TOMS50OFF to take an extra $50 off mattress and weighted blanket sale prices. After discount, the twin costs $547 (was $919), whereas the full costs $918 (was $1,224). During checkout, you'll need to remove the discount that's automatically added and instead add TOMS50OFF as your discount.
Bases and frames
1. Nectar Foundation: was $356 now $169 at Nectar
As part of its sitewide sale, Nectar is also taking up to 50% off bases and foundations. The Nectar Foundation is an inexpensive way to support your mattress. It's easy to set up, clean, and durable. After discount, the twin is $169 (was $356) and the queen is $359 (was $458)
2. DreamCloud Foundation: was $356 now $169 at DreamCloud
As part of its sitewide sale, DreamCloud is also taking up to 50% off sitewide. The DreamCloud Foundation is an inexpensive way to support your mattress. It's easy to set up, clean, and durable. After discount, the twin is $169 (was $356) and the queen is $359 (was $458).
3. Casper Foundation: was $299 now $239.20 at Casper
The Casper Foundation can be assembled in minutes without any tools. Made of solid wood, it supports any Casper mattress. Savings are semi-frequent and you can often find 10% off the Casper Foundation.
4. Cocoon by Sealy Foundation: was $299 now $249 at Cocoon by Sealy
Not all good bed frames cost a bundle. The Cocoon by Sealy Foundation is a basic, but reliable bed foundation available in all sizes. It's easy to assemble, sturdy, and low to the ground for a modern look. After discount, the twin costs $249 (was $299), whereas the queen costs $299 (was $349).
5. Brooklyn Bedding Ascension Luxe Adjustable Base: was $699 now $524.25 at Brooklyn Bedding
Brooklyn Bedding is slashing 25% off all of its bases reducing a queen to just $674.25 (was $899). We do sometimes see up to 30% off at Brooklyn Bedding, however, so keep an eye out for this improved deal.
Mattress deals online — Where to find them
Holidays are — not surprisingly — the best time of year for mattress sales. November, in particular, is a great month for mattress deals with many manufacturers offering their lowest prices of the year. However, if you need a cheap mattress deal now — there are many mattress deals available that you can take advantage of. The best places to look are generally the mattress manufacturers. Nectar, Saatva, Purple, and Amerisleep, for instance, usually have various mattress deals you can take advantage of on any given day of the week.
Finding the best mattress coupons
Like many retailers, mattress manufacturers occasionally offer discounts via coupon codes. Some brands are upfront about their promo codes and list them on their respective websites. Others have the tendency to hide them. Make sure to check out our guide to the best coupons via our guides: Nectar promo codes, Tempur Pedic promo codes, Purple promo codes, Casper promo codes, DreamCloud coupons, and Awara promo codes.
Mattress deals — tips to remember
- Never pay full price: Labor Day, Black Friday/Cyber Monday, Memorial Day, and July 4th are generally the best time of the year for mattress deals. (If we had to pick one holiday — Black Friday/Cyber Monday would be the one we recommend). However, even if you're nowhere near a major holiday, most mattress companies offer mattress deals year-round. So you should never pay full price for any mattress.
- Know your return policy: Buying a new mattress — especially these days — can be tricky. Perhaps you're relying on user reviews or word of mouth. Or maybe you've already tried the mattress and have finally found the right mattress deal. Either way, you should always know the mattress' return policy should you have to return it. Some companies offer 100-night trials with free return shipping and no penalty fees , whereas others offer 18-months trials with similar shipping policies.
- Save with Medicare: If you're in the US and buying a mattress to help with a medical condition such as chronic back pain, you may be eligible for Medicare support. For all the facts you need to know, see our article on what types of mattresses are covered by Medicare.
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