The best mattress sales in June 2025 — deals from Bear, DreamCloud, Nectar and more

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Our sleep experts have been tracking the best of the June mattress sales, including discount on our favorite cooling beds — and with the weather heating up, now's the time to consider saving 30% on the chill comfort of the Bear Elite Hybrid mattress at Bear.

As well as hot nights summer typically brings a lull in sleep sales but as discount experts we're adept at finding deals on the best mattresses we've tested. Right now we're watching for early 4th of July offers and our favorite year-round sales. We'll also stay alert for the latest mattress tariff news, bringing you any price changes as they happen.

Below we're rounding up our top picks of this month's mattress sales, including deals from Nectar, DreamCloud, Saatva and more. Not quite ready to get shopping? Our guide to how to choose a mattress has everything you need to know to find the sleep set-up of your dreams.

Today's best mattress sales: May 2025

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Editor's choice: Today's 5 best mattress sales

1. Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress: was $1,998now $1,399 at Bear
Cooling for all sleep styles

1. Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress: twin was $1,998 now $1,399 at Bear
The top-rated choice in our best cooling mattress guide, the Elite Hybrid uses multiple cooling features to fight heat retention and maintain a more comfortable sleep environment, even in the middle of summer. For optimum cooling, our Bear Elite Hybrid mattress review team recommends upgrading to the Celliant-infused cover but if that's out of your budget, the standard Elite Hybrid is still excellent at minimizing overheating. The current 30% off deal is the standard Bear mattress sale but we doubt you'll see a better discount this side of Black Friday. A queen is $1,699 (was $2,457) without the cooling cover or $1,909 (was $2,727) with it and you have the choice of three firmness levels — whichever you opt for, the Elite Hybrid comes with a 120-night trial and lifetime warranty.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score:
★★★★½ (3,900+ reviews)

2. Siena Memory Foam Mattress: $179 at Siena
Budget friendly

2. Siena Memory Foam Mattress: twin $179 at Siena
The Siena ticked all the boxes during our Siena Memory Foam Mattress review, delivering comfort and support beyond its budget price tag. Firmer than expected, the stomach and back sleepers on our team loved the feel and despite being a cheap all-foam model it didn't trap heat. Need a mattress before heading off to college? At just $359 for a queen in the year-round Siena mattress sale this bed delivers impressive value for money. We think it will get you comfortably through your degree but with a 10-year warranty and 180-night trial, you have a semester or two to make your mind up. Deal hunters should keep an eye on the Siena Amazon store, as we've spotted some big price cuts in recent weeks.

Our review: ★★★★ 
User score:
★★★★½ (3,000+ reviews)

3. Saatva Classic Mattress:  was $1,399 now $1,099 at Saatva
Editor's Choice

3. Saatva Classic Mattress: twin was $1,399 now $1,099 at Saatva
As well as taking the top spot in our best hybrid mattress guide, our Saatva Classic Mattress review team gave this luxury mattress full marks across the testing criteria. 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 — it suits almost every sleep style. You can save $300 on all Saatva mattresses over $1,000 right now by following our links, reducing a queen Classic to $1,799 (was $2,099.) We did see a better Saatva mattress sale last month but this is still an impressive deal.

Our review: ★★★★
User score:
★★★★★ (3,600+ reviews)

4. The DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress:  $429 at DreamCloud
For all sleep styles

4. The DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress: twin $429 at DreamCloud
The latest DreamCloud mattress sales brings a queen DreamCloud Hybrid to $665, which is excellent value for money on the best mattress in a box we've tested. We praised the superb support and hotel-quality feel in our DreamCloud Hybrid mattress review and the cherry on top is top notch benefits, with a 365-night trial and lifetime warranty. Last month's flash sale did see a queen reduced to $599 but the design has undergone a re-tweak since then so we don't expect another price drop any time soon. And at $699 for a queen we still think you're getting a lot of bang for your buck.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score:
★★★★½ (9.000+ reviews)

5. PurpleFlex Mattress: was $699now $499 at Purple

5. PurpleFlex Mattress: twin was $699 now $499 at Purple
Although the cheapest mattress in the Purple range, the Flex still uses the GelFlex Grid we described as like "floating on air" in our review of the pricier Purple Original Mattress. With a thinner build the Flex likely has less of a plush feel but we think the combination of GelFlex Grid and dense foams should deliver the adaptive pressure relief Purple mattresses are known for. There's currently up to $400 off the Flex in a saving better than the Purple mattress sale we spotted for Memorial Day. That biggest discount is reserved for the full size (down to $799 from $1,199) but you can still enjoy $300 off a queen, reducing it to $999 (was $1,299.) Be aware that it takes time to adjust to a Purple mattress, so make the most of the 100-night trial.

User score: ★★★★½ (600+ reviews)

Memory Foam mattress deals

1. Brooklyn Bedding Dreamfoam Essential Mattress: was $274 now $205.50 at Brooklyn Bedding

1. Brooklyn Bedding Dreamfoam Essential Mattress: twin was $274 now $205.50 at Brooklyn Bedding
The Dreamfoam Essential is an inexpensive mattress with a huge range of height and size options — it's an ideal RV mattress. For adults, we recommend opting for a 10 inch depth or taller, to ensure you're getting the support and pressure relief your body needs. Brooklyn Bedding is currently offering 25% off all sizes and depths, reducing a 10-inch twin to $336.75 (was $449) and a queen to $524.25 (was $699). You can also choose from a range of RV sizes, making this a great pick for those awkward spaces.

Our review: ★★★★
User score:
★★★★½ (4,600+ reviews)

2. Nectar Premier Mattress:$549 at Nectar

2. Nectar Premier Mattress: twin $549 at Nectar
Described as "sumptuous" by our Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress review team, this all-foam bed creates deep pressure relief for side sleepers. At $949 for a queen, the Premier delivers the feel of a more expensive bed and the Nectar mattress sales rarely change — you can shop now without missing out on an offer.

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

3. Puffy Mattress: was $1,849 now $499 at Puffy

3. Puffy Mattress: twin 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).

Our review: ★★★★
User score:
★★★★(12,000+ reviews)

4. Plank Firm Mattress: was $849 now $561.75 at Plank Mattress

4. Plank Firm Mattress: twin was $849 now $561.75 at Plank Mattress
If you want a mattress that really delivers on firmness, look no further than the Plank. This flippable design is hard on both sides, with the Extra Firm surface designated the firmest we've tested in our Plank Firm Mattress review. It's not a feel that will suit everyone but this specialist design certainly fills a niche — you'll struggle to find anything else like it, which we think justifies the price tag. A queen is $999 in the 25% off sale (was $1,332) and comes with a 120-night trial and lifetime warranty. There has been up to 30% off in recent weeks but Plank saves this sale for major deals. We're hopeful it'll be back for July 4th but it's not a guarantee.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score:
★★★★½ (3,600+ reviews)

5. Amerisleep AS3 Foam mattress: was $1,499 now $1,099 at Amerisleep

5. Amerisleep AS3 Foam mattress: twin was $1,499 now $1,099 at Amerisleep
Amerisleep is taking up to $500 off any mattress purchase via coupon "AS500". After coupon, you can get the AS3 Foam Mattress in a queen size for $1,249 (was $1,749.) We have seen slightly better deals from Amerisleep — including free gifts with purchase — but the price is still good for a mattress we described as a "dream for side sleepers" in our Amerisleep AS3 mattress review.

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

Hybrid mattress deals

1. Helix Midnight Mattress:was $999now $799 at Helix

1. Helix Midnight Mattress: twin was $999 now $799 at Helix
Our Helix Midnight Mattress review team found this softer design perfectly tailored for side sleeping. For something more luxurious, try upgrading to the Helix Midnight Luxe mattress but the Helix Midnight offers the best value for money — in the Helix mattress sale, a queen is $1,099 (was $1,373) and comes with a 100-night trial and a lifetime warranty.

Our review: ★★★★
User score:
★★★★½ (7,500+ reviews)

2. Awara Natural Luxury Hybrid: $549 at Awara

2. Awara Natural Luxury Hybrid: twin $549 at Awara
The Awara is always on sale and June is no different, with a queen only $849. That's a standard discount Awara but an exceptional price for a natural latex mattress. 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.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score:
★★★★½ (1,700+ reviews)

3. Leesa Sapira Hybrid Mattress: was $1,349 now $1,011 at Leesa

3. Leesa Sapira Hybrid Mattress: twin was $1,349 now $1,011 at Leesa
The Sapira Hybrid is one of Leesa's best hybrid mattresses, made from premium materials and assembled in America. In our Leesa Sapira Hybrid mattress review we rated it as a medium to medium-firm mattress and think it's best for lightweight side sleepers. It also performed exceptionally well when testing for motion isolation, which will appeal to those sharing a bed with a restless sleepers. There's often 25% off at Leesa and this reduces a queen to $1,499 (was $1,999.) If you aren't in a rush to buy, however, wait for the return of 30% off.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score:
★★★★½ (2,500+ reviews)

4. Emma Hybrid Cooling Comfort Mattress: was $1,099 now $439 at Emma

4. Emma Hybrid Cooling Comfort Mattress: twin was $1,099 now $439 at Emma
We're expecting to see a full refresh of the Emma mattress line-up soon, with this 60% off sale clearing out the old stock. So act now if you have your eye on the Hybrid Cooling Comfort, a 13-inch tall mattress that uses ergonomic springs to create zoned support. A queen is only $615 (was $1,539) in the sale which is a competitive price. Sizes are selling out so don't linger to buy.

User score: ★★★★★ (4,100+ reviews)

5. The WinkBed Mattress: was $1,149 now $849 at WinkBeds

5. The WinkBed Mattress: was $1,149 now $849 at WinkBeds
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. And it comes in a range of firmness options, including a Plus for larger sleepers. WinkBed's $300 off sale runs year-round, reducing a queen to $1,499 (was $1,799.) We didn't spot any deals changes during Black Friday, President's Day or Memorial Day, so we'll be very shocked to see any new discounts.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score:
★★★★★ (9,000+ reviews)

Latex mattress deals

1. Avocado Eco Organic Mattress: was $799now $749 at Avocado

1. Avocado Eco Organic Mattress: twin was $799 now $749 at Avocado
Avocado is a leader in the green-mattress charge and the Eco Organic is one of the best value latex mattresses we've seen. The firmer feel will best suit stomach and back sleepers, and despite the lower price, every part of the mattress has received OEKO-TEX 100 Standard certification. While there have been better Avocado mattress sales, the deals are rarely any bigger on the brand's most affordable bed. A queen is now $1,299 (was $1,399) and comes with a 100-night trial and 10-year warranty. Avocado has recently raised prices across the line-up so it's worth keeping an eye out for discounts.

User score: ★★★★½ (700+ reviews)

2. Nolah Natural 11: was $1,460 now $1,095 at Nolah

2. Nolah Natural 11: twin was $1,460 now $1,095 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. This helps the Nolah feel cozy in cold weather, yet cool to the touch when the temperatures rise — we awarded temperature regulation 4.5 out of 5 stars in our Nolah Natural 11 mattress review. The Nolah mattress sale runs year-round but the current 25% off deal doesn't rate among our favorite offers, even if $1,595 for a queen (reduced from $2,099) is competitive for an organic bed (we've seen 35% off in recent weeks.)

Our review: ★★★½
User score:
★★★★½ (160+ reviews)

3. Essentia Stratami Organic Mattress: was $3,206now $2,564.80 at Essentia

3. Essentia Stratami Organic Mattress: twin was $3,206 now $2,564.80 at Essentia
The all-foam Essentia Stratami Mattress uses latex foams to create full-body support, while the dome shaped interior enhances airflow — we awarded temperature regulation full marks in our Essentia Stratami Organic Mattress review. Essentia is celebrating organic sleep with 20% off the Stratami — and 22% off mattress in the performance range — reducing a queen to $3,388 (was $4,235) and it comes with a 120-night trial and 20-year warranty. We did see 25% off over Memorial Day but this is still a good saving (and 25% off was unusually generous.) However, there is a returns charge and it's 9% of the initial mattress cost, so make sure this is the bed for you before buying.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score:
★★★★½ (31 reviews)

Kids mattress deals

1. Brentwood Juniper Kids Mattress: was $459 now $413 at Brentwood

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: twin was $745 now $599 at Helix

2. Helix Kids Mattress: twin was $745 now $599 at Helix
Helix has made many of our favorite mattresses for adults, so we expect the same impressive sleep comfort to be found in the Helix Kids Mattress. 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 $597.53 at Nolah

3. Nolah Nurture 10: was $919 now $597.53 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.

Bases and frames deals

1. Nectar Foundation:  $169 at Nectar

1. Nectar Foundation: twin $169 at Nectar
As part of the sitewide sale Nectar is offering money off bases and foundations (as well as bundle deals, if you want to replace your mattress and bed frame at the same time.) A queen will set you back $359 and it comes with a 60-night trial and 2-year warranty. That's not quite as good as the 365-night trial and lifetime warranty you'll get if you buy a Nectar mattress but still impressive benefits for a foundation.

2. DreamCloud Foundation:  $169 at DreamCloud

2. DreamCloud Foundation: twin $169 at DreamCloud
The DreamCloud Foundation is an inexpensive way to support your mattress and like the Nectar comes with a 2-year warranty and 60-night trial. A queen is $359 in the year-round sale but if you're looking for a total sleep upgrade, the DreamCloud Foundation Bundle offers a foundation, mattress and bedding at just $1,008 for a queen.

3. Casper Foundation: was $299 now $269.10 at Casper

3. Casper Foundation: twin was $299 now $269.10 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, reducing a queen to $314,10 (was $349.)

4. Cocoon by Sealy Foundation: was $299 now $249 at Cocoon by Sealy

4. Cocoon by Sealy Foundation: twin 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

5. Brooklyn Bedding Ascension Luxe Adjustable Base: twin XL 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 sales FAQs

What is the best month to buy a new mattress?

The best month to buy a mattress is typically November, when the Black Friday sales are in full swing and you can expect a discounts from nearly all our favorite mattress brands and retailers. December is also a good month to buy a mattress, as the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales often bring discounts at the start of the month.

Black Friday used to be the time of year to get a mattress for less, with discounts to beat all the other deals. However, in recent years we've seen that shift and now while Black Friday is still one of the biggest mattress sales, it has competition.

May is another great month to buy a mattress as the Memorial Day deals are often comparable to the Black Friday discounts.

Other good months to shop are President's Day (in February) and Labour Day (in September.)

There's no month in which you won't find a mattress sale (really, there's always one somewhere) but summer does tend to be quiet in terms of deals. But if there's a summer mattress sale worth browsing, our deals experts will have found it and we'll be tracking it here.

How to get the best mattress deal

To get the best mattress deal for you, the first thing to do is decide what you need from a mattress. Soft cushioning? Firm support? A cooler sleep feel? Deciding the kind of mattress you want before you start shopping prevents you from losing money on a bed that doesn't suit your needs.

When shopping for a good mattress deal, pay attention to the final price, not how big the discount is. There are many mattresses never sold at full price so although that huge saving looks promising, it might be distracting you from a final price you don't want to pay.

If you can, save your shopping for the peak sales days, such as Black Friday, President's Day, Memorial Day and Labor Day. This is when we see the widest scope of discounts, meaning you have plenty of options to choose from.

And don't ignore freebies. Many brands offer a free pillow or bedding with a mattress, saving you another purchase down the line.

Although on the flip-side, sometimes it's better to leave the freebie and opt for a mattress with a bigger percentage sale... particularly if you already have the best pillow for you.

Have a look on third-party sites, particularly if you're shopping for a budget mattress. Retailers such as Amazon and Walmart often have big discounts on cheap beds.

But don't forget the benefits. A sleep trial is important to avoid a costly mistake when buying a bed online and we think it's typically worth paying extra for a bed with a trial over sacrificing the trial for a saving — and getting stuck with a bad mattress.

Mattress deals — tips to remember

  • Shop the peak sales: Labor Day, Black Friday/Cyber Monday, Memorial Day, and July 4th are generally the best time of the year for mattress deals. Black Friday used to stand out as the top mattress sale day by a long shot but lately Memorial Day has been catching up (and even Presidents' Day and Labor Day sales have been promising.)
  • Look out for evergreen sales: Some of our favorite sleep brands — including Nectar and DreamCloud — run sales throughout the year and you rarely risk missing a better price by shopping these deals. In this guide, we've highlighted which sales are evergreen and which are new, wherever possible.
  • Know your return policy: Buying a new mattress can be tricky, as everyone's sleep needs are unique. Most online mattress brands offer a sleep trial — time to test the bed at home — with returns for free (or a minimal fee) within this period. Some brands, particularly budget beds and third-party retailers, only offer returns if the mattress is in the original condition. In other words, still rolled up in its box.
  • Don't skip the sleep trial: Okay, this is practically the same point as above but the sleep trial is our number one piece of advice when buying a mattress online. A standard trial lasts 100 nights but some brands offer up to a full year — well over the estimated 30 nights it takes to adjust to a bed. With a sleep trial, you can test the bed where it mattress most: in your own bedroom.
  • 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.

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.

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Louis Ramirez

As deals editor-in-chief at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets, appliances, and apparel. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. He's also always on the look out for the best coupon codes to use when shopping. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.

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