The best Amazon mattress sales 2026: Budget beds from just $199.99 in a queen

4-picture collage of SweetNight, Linenspa, Zinus and Siena mattresses. In the central foreground, there is a price drop deals badge.
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Amazon is always brimming with great deals on top-rated mattresses, and this month's sale is no exception. October Prime Day may have came and went, but there are still plenty of savings to be had on high-performing mattresses ahead of Black Friday next month.

One standout deal is a chance to save on a queen size Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress, which is now down to $199.99 Amazon. Plus, you can save on our top budget pick in this year's best mattress guide with a new discount that takes a queen Siena Signature Mattress down to $329 at Amazon.

Amazon is a go-to retailer for finding the best mattress sales of the year, especially if you're looking for a queen under $400. So, here are the five best Amazon mattress deals you can shop in October. Let’s dive in...

Amazon mattress sales: Our top 5 bed deals

1. EGOHOME 12" Black Memory Foam Mattress (queen)
1. EGOHOME 12" Black Memory Foam Mattress (queen): was $369.99 now $329.99 at Amazon

We were surprised by how well this budget bed performed in our EGOHOME Black 12" Memory Foam Mattress review, and we think it's one of the best mattresses on Amazon under $400 for a queen. What it lacks in cushioning, it makes up for in all-around support for both back and side sleepers, and great edge support and motion isolation. Right now, the queen size is $329.99 ($400 cheaper than it was last month on Amazon), which is $500 cheaper than direct from EGOHOME. However, if you do shop on EGOHOME, you will get a sleep trial, so think carefully about what you need.

Our score: ★★★★
User score: ★★★★½ (7,000+ reviews)

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2. Siena  Signtaure Mattress (queen)
2. Siena Signtaure Mattress (queen): was $349 now $329 at Amazon

We rate the Siena 10" Memory Foam Mattress as the best budget mattress you can buy, and Amazon is the place to buy it if you want the lowest price. It has a firm feel that makes it best suited to back and stomach sleepers, it delivers outstanding edge support as well as low motion transfer, and for a memory foam bed, it's surprisingly good at temperature regulation. For Prime members, the Siena is now $329 for a queen, making it one of the best Amazon mattresses you can buy.

Our score: ★★★★½
User score: ★★★★½ (580+ reviews)

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3. SweetNight CoolNest Mattress (queen)
3. SweetNight CoolNest Mattress (queen): $399.99 at Amazon

Using PCM to dissipate heat for a cooler night, the SweetNight CoolNest Mattress is one of the rare dedicated cooling models under $400 in a queen. Benefits include free shipping and a 10-year warranty, but head over to SweetNight's website for the 100-night sleep trial.

Our score: ★★★★
User score: ★★★★½ (1,600+ reviews)

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4. Linenspa  Memory Foam Hybrid (queen)
4. Linenspa Memory Foam Hybrid (queen): was $299.99 now $268.43 at Amazon

The Linenspa Memory Foam Hybrid is one of the best cheap mattresses on the market, especially for dorm and guest rooms, teenagers, and growing kids. Plus it earned an overall star score of 4.3 from over 200,000 customers reviews. The Linenspa is astonishingly cheap for a hybrid design, and it's now even cheaper with over $30 off a queen. However, we seen a queen Linenspa down to $249.99 in the past.

Our score: ★★★
User score: ★★★★½ (200,000+ reviews)

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5. Zinus  10" Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress (queen)
5. Zinus 10" Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress (queen): $199.99 at Amazon

The Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress is one of the best memory foam mattresses for side sleepers thanks to its great cushioning and excellent value. At $199.99 for a queen, the fiberglass-free Zinus Green Tea is the perfect pick for any bargain hunters looking for a top-rated all-foam bed.

Our score:★★★½
User score: ★★★★½ (6,000+ reviews)

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Amazon mattress sales: Expert analysis

When it comes to mattress sales, major holidays usually offer the cheapest prices. These include Memorial Day mattress sales, Labor Day mattress sales and Black Friday mattress deals.

However, Amazon hosts its Prime Day event twice a year, usually in summer and fall. Although mattresses aren't a huge focus of these sales, we did spot some great sleep deals during the last Amazon Prime Day mattress sale in June 2026.

Amazon also tends to sell older models of mattresses from major brands, which of course, will yield big discounts. We've spotted all-time price lows on discontinued mattresses from Nectar and Casper during Amazon mattress sales. Casper and Tuft & Needle also produce mattresses that are exclusively sold at Amazon — usually at a discount.

Two of our mattress testers sit on the Siena Signature Mattress on a bed frame in our testing studio. On the left, Nicola Appleton sits close to the side of the mattress to test the edge support. On the right, Frances Daniels sits on the sleeping area of the bed to better understand the comfort.

The Casper Element Mattress is an Amazon-exclusive model. (Image credit: Future)

Occasionally, you can find mattresses cheaper at Amazon than directly through the retailer. This is often for older models, but occasionally Amazon will sell a current model for less, as well. Brands we've seen undercut by Amazon include Zinus, Nectar and DreamCloud.

It's worth paying close attention to the benefits you'll receive when buying a mattress through Amazon, as it may require you to abide by Amazon's standard return policy (100 days). Contact Amazon or the manufacturer to understand just what you'll be getting with your purchase.

Amazon mattress sales: FAQs

Does Amazon have the cheapest mattress prices?

That depends on which mattress you're looking at. You'll typically find mattresses for their cheapest prices on the brand's own website. This is different from most consumer products, which you'll generally find cheaper at Amazon.

Amazon's biggest discounts come during major sales periods like Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Black Friday — as well as its twice-yearly Prime Day events in summer and fall. This is when you're likely to find major name-brand mattresses from the likes of Nectar, DreamCloud, and Sealy available for less at Amazon than directly from the manufacturer.

A closeup of the Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress showing the Zinus label

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Of course, Amazon offers discounts every single day of the year, and it can be hard to predict when these deals will land, let alone how substantial the markdowns will be. Many of these discounts will be on cheaper mattresses including Amazon's own Amazon Basics range and lesser-known brands like Novilla and Napqueen.

How to spot a good Amazon mattress deal

While Amazon's best deals will come during major sales events, the infrequent discounts that occur between these periods are difficult to predict.

One way to spot a legit mattress deal on Amazon is simply to check the prices elsewhere against what Amazon offers. Your first port of call should be to go directly to the manufacturer to find out if they offer a better price and/or extras and benefits with your purchase.

Beyond that you can always bookmark this page. We'll be updating it each month with the best Amazon mattress and sleep deals.

Can you return a mattress to Amazon?

Check the product page for most mattresses sold at Amazon and you'll see that the return policy is 100 days; however, a closer look at the Amazon Return Policy shows that it's 90 days.

We recommend reaching out to Amazon and confirming what benefits come with your mattress, as there may be a chance the manufacturer's trial period will be honored instead. For more detailed guidance read our feature on how to return a mattress to Amazon.

Claire Davies (CSSC)
Managing Editor of Sleep, Certified Sleep Science Coach

Claire is a Certified Sleep Science Coach, the Managing Editor of Sleep at Tom's Guide, and a senior health journalist with over 16 years product review experience. Claire oversees our rigorous mattress testing procedures and our sleep buying guides. She is connected to a wealth of globally renowned sleep experts including mattress designers, neuroscientists, and board-certified doctors. Claire is certified to advise people on how to choose products that suit their individual sleep needs, and to help them create a nighttime routine and bedroom environment for better sleep. Previously, Claire worked at T3 and TechRadar, testing the latest wellness products and sleep tech.

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