Saatva's 4th of July sale is nearly over — your last chance to save big on 5-star mattresses tested and approved by our expert team

A collage of images of the Saatva Classic in our Sleep Lab: On the left, the Saatva Classic mattress ona bed frame from above. Top right: a hand presses into the surface of the Saatva Classic mattress. Bottom right, a close up of the Saatva Classic mattress logo. A Tom's Guide price drop deals badge is in the top left corner
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Saatva's 4th of July mattress sale has come to an end but if you're looking for a discount on a hotel-style bed, we'll be tracking all the latest deals in our Saatva mattress sales hub. While Saatva reserves the biggest price cuts for major sales events, you can often find up to $300 off luxury handcrafted mattresses like the Classic at Saatva

After extensive testing we've rated the Saatva Classic as the best mattress for all sleepers thanks to its breathable build, targeted back support and choice of three firmness levels. But we've reviewed many of the best Saatva mattresses and they've all impressed our team with their luxury feel and high-quality materials. The deals below might not be live anymore but when it comes to Saatva beds, we've found they deliver reliably indulgent comfort.

Saatva 4th of July mattress sale: Quick links

Saatva 4th of July mattress sale: Best deals to shop now

Saatva offers a year's sleep trial and a lifetime mattress warranty, plus free White Glove Delivery. Here are the three mattresses we most recommend...

1. Saatva Classic (twin)
3 feels | All sleepers | Hotel-luxury
Save $400
1. Saatva Classic (twin): was $1,449 now $1,049 at Saatva

The Saatva Classic Mattress is close to perfect, with three firmness levels to suit every sleep style, an airy build to help hot sleepers stay cool, and targeted lumbar support to prevent back ache. In Saatva's 4th of July sale, a $400 saving drops a queen to $1,829 (was $2,229) and we think as the best hybrid mattress you can buy in 2026, it's worth the splurge. Get it now before the Saatve 4th of July sale comes to an end.

Our Saatva Classic Mattress review: ★★★★★
User score: ★★★★★ (5,600+ reviews)

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2. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid (twin)
Medium-firm | Back sleepers
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2. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid (twin): was $1,399 now $999 at Saatva

Our Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid review team described Saatva's most affordable bed as "a game-changer for back sleepers," noting it delivered excellent support across the entire mattress. In the sale it's now just $1,749 for a queen (was $2,159) which is the best price you'll pay for a Saatva bed and in some cases, more than double the usual deal (we sometimes see just $200 off). Just because it's the cheapest, doesn't mean it holds back on indulgence — this is still a luxury mattress.

Our Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress review: ★★★★
User score: ★★★★★ (300+ reviews)

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3. Saatva Latex Hybrid (twin)
Eco-friendly | Back and stomach sleepers
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3. Saatva Latex Hybrid (twin): was $1,749 now $1,349 at Saatva

The Saatva Latex Hybrid is an organic mattress that pairs eco-friendly materials with a luxury finish; it's breathable, supportive and has ample pressure relief for back and side sleepers. At $2,249 for a queen in the sale (was $2,649) it delivers a hotel mattress feel while using materials that are better for the environment. Like all Saatva mattresses it comes with a lifetime warranty and as latex foams are known for their longevity, we predict many years of comfort.

Our Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress review:
User score: ★★★★★ (360+ reviews)

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4. Saatva Zenhaven (twin)
Dual-sided | Cooling
4. Saatva Zenhaven (twin): was $2,099 now $1,699 at Saatva

The latex Zenhaven mattress from Saatva has two side to sleep on — Luxury Plush and Gentle Firm — but whichever way you flip it, this breathable eco-mattress sleeps cool. The latex build, unusual design and premium finish means it has a high price tag at $3,149 for a queen in the Saatva 4th of July mattress deal, but in our Saatva Zenhaven Latex mattress review our lead tester did described it as "special" and responsible for "some of the best sleep of her life."

Our Saatva Zenhaven Latex mattress review: ★★★★½
User score: ★★★★★ (300+ reviews)

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Saatva 4th of July mattress sale: Pillows and bedding

Saatva's 4th of July sale is primarily mattress focused but whether you're looking to upgrade your sleep without splashing out on a bed, or you want some accessories to complement your mattress, these are the best of the pillow and bedding deals...

1. Saatva Latex Pillow
1. Saatva Latex Pillow: $165 at Saatva

One of the best pillows we've tested, the Saatva Latex Pillow is breathable and cool even on hot nights, and comes in two pillow lofts. You'll need to double up your purchase to make a saving: it's $165 for one single size pillow and $290 for two, a saving of $40. If you can bear to part with the second one, it's a great gift as it suits most sleep styles.

Our Saatva Latex Pillow review: ★★★★★
User score: ★★★★½

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2. Saatva Down Chamber Pillow
2. Saatva Down Chamber Pillow: $145 at Saatva

This plush pillow uses responsibly sourced down and feathers to create an indulgent feel similar to the pillows used in hotels. One standard pillow is $145 and it comes in two lofts (standard and high.) Double up your purchase to make a saving, with $40 off when you buy two or more.

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3. Saatva Cooling Comfort Bedding Bundle (twin)
3. Saatva Cooling Comfort Bedding Bundle (twin): $330 at Saatva

Heatwaves are a sleep killer but breathable bedding can help you snooze comfortably, even in scorching weather. Saatva's Cooling Comfort Bundle comes with heat-wicking Graphite Memory Foam Fillows and a breathable Organic Sateen Sheet Set. Discounts kick in for full size sets and above, with a queen set reduced from $565 to $525. A 45-day return and 1-year warranty are included.

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These are the best Saatva 4th of July mattress deals; here's how to choose between them

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Queen price

Type

Feel

Best for

Classic

$1,829 (sale) / $2,229 (MSRP)

Innerspring hybrid

Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, Firm

Back pain, couples, side sleepers

Memory Foam Hybrid

$1,749 (sale) / $2,149 (MSRP)

Memory foam hybrid

Medium-firm

Back sleepers, stomach sleepers, luxury for less

Latex Hybrid

$2,249 (sale) / $2,649 (MSRP)

Latex hybrid

Medium-firm

Back sleepers, stomach sleepers, eco-shoppers

Zenhaven

$3,149 (sale) / $3,549 (MSRP)

Dual-sided latex foam

Medium / medium-firm

Hot sleepers, eco-shoppers

Our top choice for most sleepers is the Saatva Classic mattress ($1,829 for a queen). With three firmness levels there's pretty much something for everyone, particularly as the combination of back support and bouncy cushioning helps ease aches and pains. It does, however, have the responsive feel of a traditional mattress, which won't suit everyone.

The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress ($1,749 for a queen) is Saatva's most affordable bed and a cheaper alternative to the Classic. Despite the layers of memory foam it doesn't have much contouring, making it better for back and stomach sleepers. (Side sleepers, it's worth paying more for the Classic.) It also sleeps temperature neutral, although hot sleepers might prefer...

The Saatva Zenhaven mattress ($3,149 for a queen) excels at cooling thanks to its naturally breathable latex build and the addition of air channels to speed up heat dispersion. It's also double-sided, which means it suits nearly all sleep styles. (Although side sleepers might still prefer the Plush Saatva Classic.) All these features do come at a high price so for eco-friendly comfort for less, try...

The Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress ($2,249 for a queen) uses latex foams to create responsive pressure relief and full-body support that's great for back and stomach sleepers. It's also breathable, to prevent sleep disruption caused by heat build-up. However, it might be a bit too firm for some side sleepers, which brings us back to the Classic...

Saatva mattress price history

Saatva is a luxury mattress brand and even in the sales you're not going to get a queen bed for less than $1,500. However, in recent years we've noticed a trend among Saatva mattress pricing...

Over the past year, Saatva has introduced small price rises every few months. These are rarely big increases (typically around $50-$70) and they don't always hit every size of every mattress.

Tester Becky George wakes up smiling, her arms outstretched, after a great night's sleep on the Saatva Classic mattress

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But to give some context, for the 4th of July 2025, a Saatva Classic mattress was $1,699 for a queen in the $400 off sale. By Labor Day, it was $1,739 with $400 off. It's now $1,829 in the same sale.

These price hikes aren't unique to Saatva (rival WinkBed saw a similar jump last Black Friday) and it's likely the result of the increased cost of goods, rising production costs and tariffs.

However, based on this pattern, we might see another price increase before the Labor Day sales in September. Which means shopping now might get you the lowest price moving forward.

Saatva 4th of July mattress sale: FAQs

When do the Saatva 4th of July mattress sales end?

The Saatva 4th of July sales won't stick around for much longer — we predict this is your last chance to shop this discount so don't miss out on your saving.

Saatva typically starts its holiday sales in advance of the big day itself, and 4th of July 2026 was no exception with the deals going live on June 24th.

However, in recent years the sales have ended quickly after the holiday itself, which means by Monday 6th July we expect prices will go back to normal. That makes now the time to buy — this is one sale you don't want to get away from you.

A woman sits on the edge of the luxury hotel-style Saatva Classic mattress in a bedroom

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Is 4th of July a good time to buy a Saatva mattress?

Yes, the 4th of July is an excellent time to buy a Saatva mattress as the price drop equals the deal we saw during previous sales such as Memorial Day 2026 and Black Friday 2025.

From over five years of tracking the 4th of July mattress sales, we know this is typically one of the smaller sales events. However, no one seems to have told Saatva, as $400 off is a major price cut. We don't think you'll get any better waiting around for another discount, as we expect to see the same offers over Labor Day.

Where to find the best Saatva 4th of July mattress deals

The best place to find a Saatva 4th of July mattress sale is online direct from Saatva. Here you can find Saatva's entire luxury mattress line-up (as well as its bedding and accessories) plus the biggest discounts.

Shopping online also gets you access to Saatva's market leading benefits, including free white glove delivery. This means Saatva's delivery team will come to your house and set up the mattress in a room of your choice and remove all packaging. This is a service that can costs upwards of $200 from other brands.

However, if you do prefer a hands-on experience, Saatva does operate several Viewing Rooms. Saatva's Viewing Rooms can be found across the country and they're a place to get hands-on with each mattress, see what works to you, and speak to one of Saatva's sleep team.

But when you place an order at a Saatva Viewing Room, this still happens online — you can't take a mattress home with you.


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Ruth Jones
Senior Sleep Staff Writer

Ruth is an experienced Senior Staff writer at Tom’s Guide, covering all things sleep and mattresses. She writes to help people sleep better, from how-tos to the latest deals to mattress reviews, and has interviewed an array of experts who share her passion. She is also our specialist on memory foam — she’s flown around the world to see memory foam being made — and leads our hotel mattress content. She has a deep interest in the link between sleep and health, and has tried enough mattresses, from Helix to Nectar to Simba, to know the right bed really can make a difference to your wellbeing. Before joining the team at Tom’s Guide, Ruth worked as a sleep and mattress writer for our sister website, TechRadar.

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