EOFY mattress sales 2025: Huge discounts on Koala, Eva and more

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In Australia, the popularity of mattress-in-a-box brands like Koala, Eva and Emma Sleep has grown exponentially in recent years, with many Aussies embracing the convenience of having a comfy mattress delivered right to their doorstep.

While most mattress-in-a-box options are priced quite reasonably to begin with, we've found that the brands listed above are always quick to discount their products during any major sales event, and that's exactly what's happened now for EOFY.

Better still, the fact that each of these brands offers an extended risk-free trial (lasting between 100 and 365 nights) is sure to bring peace of mind to even the most nervous buyers. After all, what better way to find out if a mattress is right for you than to actually sleep on it in the comfort of your own home? Add to this a 10-year warranty, and the chances of you sleeping soundly are even higher.

Currently, Koala is slashing up to 30% off everything, meaning you can redo your whole bedroom and save big in the process. 

Eva is also holding its own sale, with big savings on mattresses, including AU$375 off its Comfort Classic Mattresses and other deals. 

Emma Sleep has also gone all out for EOFY, with discounts up to 55% off and the ability to receive free product on selected purchases. 

Better hurry though — these EOFY mattress deals won't last for long!

EOFY mattress sales: Best deals right now

Koala | up to 30% off mattresses and more

Koala | up to 30% off mattresses and more

Right now, Koala is offering discounts of up to 30% off on its range of mattresses, with its famous Koala Mattress available from just AU$850 AU$680 for a single. Additionally, sofa beds are massively discounted, with up to AU$747 off, and bed bases up to AU$420 off. Mattresses include 120-day money-back guarantee. Read our Koala Calm As mattress review to see how we rate this brand.

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Eva | up to AU$375 on mattresses, plus deals on pillows, frames and more

Eva | up to AU$375 on mattresses, plus deals on pillows, frames and more

Eva is currently offering up to a huge AU$375 discount on its Comfort Classic Mattress, meaning a queen size can be yours for just AU$1,200 AU$825. Additionally, its Premium Adapt Mattress has been slashed by up to AU$350, while its Bed Frame and Everyday Sofa are individually discounted by AU$150. Mattresses include 365-day money-back guarantee. We've reviewed the Eva Premium Adapt mattress and rate it highly too.

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Emma Sleep | up to 55% off select items + 10% extra discount with mailing list sign-up

Emma Sleep | up to 55% off select items + 10% extra discount with mailing list sign-up

On top of offering huge discounts across all of its mattresses, including a massive 55% off its Emma Luxe Plus Mattress. Additionally, new customers can get an extra 10% off code when they subscribe to Emma Sleep's mailing list.

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Ecosa | up to 35% off sitewide

Ecosa | up to 35% off sitewide

Ecosa is offering a generous 35% off everything on its site, including the like of its Pure Mattress and Sydney Sofa Bed, depending on how much you spend. For instance, spend AU$599 and you get a 20% off, spend over AU$600 and get 25% off, spend AU$1,200 to get 30% off and over AU$1,900 to get the full 35% discount. Ecosa offers a 100-night trial for its mattresses and a 15-year warranty.

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Stephen Lambrechts
Stephen Lambrechts

Stephen Lambrechts is the Managing Editor of Tom's Guide AU and has written professionally across the categories of tech, film, television and gaming for the last 15 years. Before Tom's Guide, he spent several years as a Senior Journalist at TechRadar, had a brief stint as Editor in Chief at Official Xbox Magazine Australia, and has written for such publications as APC, TechLife Australia, T3, FilmInk, AskMen, Daily Telegraph and IGN. He's an expert when it comes to smartphones, TVs, gaming and streaming. In his spare time, he enjoys watching obscure horror movies on physical media, keeping an eye on the latest retro sneaker releases and listening to vinyl. Occasionally, he also indulges in other non-hipster stuff, like hiking.