October Prime Day mattress deals 2025: Sleep better for less
The Amazon Big Deal Day sale event has ended, but here's how you can still get the best deals on top rated mattresses

October's Amazon Prime Day mattress deals have come to a close. But that doesn't mean you've missed your chance to buy a new bed at a discounted price — we track the best mattress deals every month.
Our top pick of the best mattress of the year is still $300 off with our link. Right now, you can get a queen Saatva Classic mattress for $1,814 at Saatva. Elsewhere, some of the top deals are from our other favorite brands, like DreamCloud, Siena, and Tempur-Pedic are still on sale.
We expect to see sales start winding down now, with the next big shopping event being the Black Friday mattress sales. But first, these are the Amazon Prime Day sales that are still live — for now.
Today's best mattress sales
Amazon mattresses: Limited-time mattress deals for Prime members
Saatva mattress: Get $300 off our favorite hotel-style mattress
Nectar mattresses: Extra 15% off our number one foam mattress, from $466
DreamCloud mattress: Hybrids from just $399 + $599 of free bedding
Helix mattresses: 25% off beds for all sleep styles
Wayfair mattresses: 72-hour Flash Sale
Siena mattresses: from just $179 this Prime Day
Mattress Firm mattresses: Extra 20% off select beds from Serta, Sealy, more
October Prime Day mattress deals 2025: Top sales now
Amazon Prime Day isn't the only place to save on a mattress right now. Here's our top mattress sales to browse today — read on to learn why our sleep experts have hand picked these offers.
1. Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress: twin was $549 now $466 at Nectar
Nectar is cutting an extra 15% off sale prices — just as it did during July's Prime Day festivities. We rarely see price drops on Nectar's already low prices. This sale includes the Nectar Premier, which is the best memory foam mattress we've tested overall. The standard sale price is already an excellent value for Nectar's top-selling model, but for a very limited time, you can bring home a queen-size Nectar Premier for $806 (reg. $949). As always, Nectar includes free shipping, a one-year trial, and a forever warranty. Learn more in our Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress review, where we call it the "perfect balance between comfort and support" for side and back sleepers.
2. Sealy Cool Memory Foam Mattress: twin was $1,099 now $184 at Wayfair
Wayfair is holding a 72-hour sale, and the Sealy Cool Memory Foam Mattress is down to just $399 (was $1,199) for a queen. That's an incredible saving. This is a 12” memory foam mattress made with CooperChill Technology, made to help you sleep cooler. The foam layers promise to offer the right balance of pressure relief and support. With your purchase, you’ll get a 100-night sleep trial and a ten-year warranty.
3. Saatva Classic Mattress: twin was $1,399 now $1,099 at Saatva
The Classic is our number one rated mattress and in our Saatva Classic Mattress review, we found this luxury hybrid innerspring incredibly supportive and comfortable for most sleepers (it's available in three firmness levels.) Follow our links to save $300 on all sizes of the Classic in the current Saatva mattress sale, reducing a queen from $2,139 to $1,839. It's likely we'll see a bigger discount over Black Friday — if you can wait that long — but watch out, as Saatva has raised prices a few times this year due to mattress tariffs. We wouldn't be surprised if another MSRP hike hits by November.
4. Tulo Bamboo 10" Medium Plush Memory Foam Mattress: twin was $569 now $209 at Mattress Firm
Mattress Firm won't let Prime Day pass without a few rival deals, and for bargain hunters, the Tulo Bamboo line-up is our top pick. This 10-inch model with a 'medium plush' feel is likely to be the biggest crowd pleaser, but there are 6-inch, 8-inch and 12-inch versions available (although we only recommend the smaller sizes for guest rooms). At $299.99 for a queen (was $449.99) this an affordable choice for everyday use. Reviews indicate it skews firmer than you might expect, but Mattress Firm offers a 120-night trial to see if it's right for you.
5. Novilla Snowfall Hybrid Mattress: queen was $319.99 now $164 at Walmart
This hybrid mattress boasts an advanced coil system that is designed to help with spinal alignment and offer enough support to sleep comfortably. It also has a breathable and hypoallergenic cover, which can be helpful for hot sleepers or those with allergies. Right now, a queen is down to $164, and a king is just $192 (was $379.99).
6. Helix Midnight Luxe mattress: twin was $1,436 now $1,077 at Helix
The Helix Midnight Luxe mattress has been designed for side sleepers and with a plush quilted top, it delivers incredible pressure relief at the shoulders and hips (common pain points when side lying.) We spent weeks testing it for our Helix Midnight Luxe mattress review and declared it the best mattress for side sleepers. Right now, there's 25% off the Luxe in a rival Prime Day deal, bringing a queen down to $1,799 from $2,398.66. It doesn't quite match the top saving you'll ever get on this mattress (that's 27%, and next expected over Black Friday), but it is a decent saving if you need a new bed fast.
7. Avocado Green Mattress: twin was from $1,499 now from $1,274 at Avocado
How does a 15% discount on the best organic mattress sound? Avocado handcrafts all of its beds using organic, natural, and upcycled materials. Its flagship mattress delivers a firm level of support that back sleepers appreciated in our Avocado Green Mattress review. If you require a softer touch, add a pillow-top or box-top (but be prepared to pay a lot for either upgrade). Right now, a queen Avocado Green Mattress is on sale for $1,784 (reg. $2,099). It's uncertain how mattress tariffs will affect costs, given that Avocado imports many of its organic materials, so this current Avocado mattress deal is worth pursuing if you've had your eye on this eco-friendly bed.
9. Essentia Stratami Organic Mattress: twin was $3,206 now $2,564.80 in-cart at Essentia
Avocado isn't the only organic sleep company joining the Prime Day festivities. Essentia doesn't hold sales often outside of holidays, so we're surprised to see a 20% off sitewide discount. That includes the Essentia Stratami Mattress, which 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.) A queen-size drops to $3,388 in-cart (reg. $4,235). Note: there's a return charge of 9% of the initial mattress cost, so make sure this is the bed for you before buying. (It does come with a 120-night trial.)
Best Prime Day mattress deals 2025
1. FDW 8-inch Memory Foam Mattress: twin was $159.99 now $89.97 at Amazon
FDW is a perennial Amazon bestseller and these low-cost mattresses are popular among those fixing up the spare room (the holidays are just around the corner, after all.) There's no offer currently on the queen size but we'll be honest, even at full price these beds are easy on the budget. And a king for just $178.99 (was $199.99) is a steal. We doubt there's much durability but if you need a new bed in a pinch, this is a great deal.
2. Serta 12-inch Five Star Mattress: twin was $499 now $356 at Amazon
With a firm feel and three-zone targeted support, this hybrid from Serta is designed to rival the best mattresses for stomach sleepers, keeping the spine lifted and aligned throughout the night (stomach sleeping often places painful pressure on the back.) Right now, a queen is at the lowest price we've seen all year: $432.64, down from $599. Side sleepers are likely to need a softer mattress, but don't worry, Serta has you covered: the 10-inch plush model is only $374.25 for a queen at Amazon.
October Prime Day mattress sales: Sleep tech deals
1. Oura Ring 3: from $263.40 $214 at Amazon
It may not be the newest model from Oura, but the Oura Ring Generation 3 is a comprehensive wearable sleep tracker with accurate insights and personalized sleep coaching tech. It may be sold out at Oura with the upgraded Oura Ring 4 taking its place, yet there's still stock for grabs for some sizes at Amazon (for now). With Prime Day deals in full swing, you can snap it up for just $214 — a slight rise from the $208 we spotted earlier, but still a sound deal.
Our review: ★★★★½
User score: ★★★★½ (4,200+ reviews)
2. Dreamegg sunrise alarm clock: was $99.99 now $59.99 at Amazon
Wave goodbye to dark, dull winter mornings with a trusty wake-up light. Even at full price, the Dreamegg is a great value smart alarm clock with its design mimicking what we rate as the best sunrise alarm clock of the year, the Hatch Restore 3. After 40% off this Prime Day, it's down to $59.99 (was $99.99), which matches the lowest price we've seen this year.
User score: ★★★★½ (380+ reviews)
October Prime Day mattress sales: pillow deals
1. Casper Essential Pillow: standard was from $45 now from $36.33 at Amazon
Here's a simple, no-fuss medium-soft pillow made from plush down-alternative fill and 100% cotton percale cover for all sleeping styles. It features a three-chamber construction, which keeps the fill securely in place without the constant need for re-fluffing and adjustments. You can save up to 19% off on the Casper Essential, which drops the MSRP of a single standard pillow from $45 to $36.33.
October Prime Day mattress deals 2025: FAQs
When do the October Prime Day mattress sales start?
The Amazon Prime Big Deal Days (aka Prime Day pt.2) are officially returning on October 7th and 8th. This 48-hour sale offers big discounts on a range of products — including mattresses and bedding — to Prime members.
We expect a few deals to trickle in prior to the sale days (there's always a chance to save on a mattress at Amazon) but for the most part, the discounts are unlikely to kick off until the 7th. Once they've started they'll continue through the 8th but by the 9th, the majority of the deals will have come to the end.
Be aware that in previous Big Deal Days we've seen some offers change overnight. For example, a mattress that isn't discounted on the 7th might go on sale by the 8th.
But it's equally important to know that sizes can sell out, particularly on budget beds. So think carefully before making your choice.
Do you need to be a Prime member to save on a mattress in the Big Deal Days 2025?
To enjoy the Big Deal Day discounts you will need a Prime membership — we explain how to sign up for Amazon Prime, plus the perks it entails.
While there are likely to be some discounted mattresses for general shoppers, based on previous sales we suspect the biggest savings will be reserved for Prime members. So if you're looking for a deal on the best Amazon mattresses, we recommend signing up for Prime.
However, we expect to see some rival sales to contend with Prime, particularly from third-party retailers such as Walmart and Mattress Firm.
And in previous years sleep brands such as DreamCloud, Nectar and Helix have gone toe-to-toe with Amazon's Prime offers. Fingers crossed we'll see something similar this time.
Prime Day vs Black Friday mattress sales: Should you buy or should you wait?
There used to be no contest: Black Friday is the biggest mattress sales event of the year and it’s still our top recommended time to buy a mattress.
However, recently the Amazon Prime Day sales have established themselves as an excellent time to save on sleep essentials. That’s largely because Amazon has expanded its mattress line-up with some of our favorite brands.
For the most part, the biggest Amazon discounts are confined to budget beds. If you’re after a low-cost option, shopping the Prime Day sale can net you a bargain (and you'll get a new mattress in your guest room before Thanksgiving.)
But we’re also expecting deals on some mid-range and luxury beds this Prime Day, based on the discounts observed last October. This could be a good time to invest in a quality bed and beat the November rush.
Black Friday still bests Prime Day, however, when it comes to variety of deals as we're expecting mattress sales from pretty much every major sleep brand and retailer. Some places do run rival Prime Day sales (we’ll be keeping a close eye on Walmart and Wayfair) but most mattress makers will be saving their best deals for Black Friday.
So when should you shop? If you’re looking for a cheap bed, Prime Day should have many opportunities to save on a mattress. And if you value speed over options (you want a bed now and you’re not hugely fussy), it’s worth bookmarking this page for the best Prime Day mattress deals.
Otherwise, Black Friday is still our number one mattress sale.
Can you save on pillows and bedding in the Big Deal Days 2025?
Yes, we're expecting to see sales on your bedding essentials in the October Big Deal Days 2025 (plus some luxury items — something I'll cover below.)
In the July Prime Day sale we saw price drops on some of the best pillows we've tested, as well as savings on sheets, mattress protectors, duvets and comforters.
And in the last October Big Deal Days there were discounts on some of the best mattress toppers you can buy online, including money off our favorite cooling topper. We're hoping for something similar this year.
Is Amazon Prime Day a good time to buy a mattress?
Amazon Prime Day has always been a good time to save on tech but until recently, it's been a footnote in the mattress sales calendar. However, as the Amazon mattress line-up has expanded to include more beds for every budget, the Prime Day mattress sales have also grown in interest.
While Prime Day still can't compete with the deep discounts of Memorial Day and Black Friday — typically the two biggest mattress deals events — the deals are getting better and the offers more expansive.
How do I return a mattress to Amazon?
The Amazon mattress returns process can be complex and largely depends on which mattress you have purchased. You can find more information in our explainer on how to return a mattress to Amazon but here's a quick rundown:
Most mattresses sold on Amazon have a 30-100 day return policy, allowing you to return and refund your bed if you're unhappy with the purchase. To do so, contact the Amazon Returns Center to arrange a pick-up.
However, there's a catch: the Amazon returns policy applies to mattresses in their original condition. In other words, still in the box.
If you've opened your mattress only to find it doesn't meet your needs, you can often still return it. However, the return window is typically under 30 days and you're unlikely to claim a full refund.
But to make things more confusing, some brands selling mattresses on Amazon do offer a sleep trial. During this at-home testing period if you decide the mattress isn't right for you, you can return it for a refund. The average sleep trial lasts 100 nights and you will typically need to contact the manufacturer, rather than Amazon, to claim your refund.
So depending on your mattress, the returns policy can change significantly. We recommend closely reading the terms and conditions before making your purchase, to fully understand your rights.
October Prime Day mattress deals 2025: Sales predictions and analysis
I've been tracking mattress sales for nearly two years now and the sleep deals in 2024's Amazon October Big Deal Days blew me away.
Last October I was expecting money off budget-friendly, cheap mattresses. And I got that. But I also saw surprise savings on mid-range and luxury mattresses, as well as big price drops on some eco-friendly beds.
This included savings from popular mattress in a box brands such as Leesa and Casper. Even more excitingly, the prices at Amazon were actually lower than direct from the brand.
Perhaps this shouldn't have been a huge surprise — Amazon has expanded its mattress line-up recently, with more and more sleep brands operating through the third-party site. This has ensured a greater variety of mattresses and, therefore, a better range of savings.
In this year's July Prime Day sales, however, the deals were largely confined to cheaper to mid-range mattresses. That might be a sign of things to come in this sale... or it could indicate summer is the time for bargain beds, fall for luxury discounts.
Don't get me wrong, I'm predicting plenty of offers on some of the best cheap mattresses. This is a well-timed sale for anyone looking toward the holidays. You can get a new mattress, pillows and bedding for your guest room without blowing the Thanksgiving budget.
One final note: due to tariffs, mattress prices have been rising throughout the year. That means even if the discounts match 2024's savings, the final cost might be higher overall.
October Prime Day mattress deals 2025: Mattress prices
Row 0 - Cell 0 | Prime Day 2024 (queen price) | Prime Day 2025 (queen price) |
Saatva Classic | $1,795 at Saatva ($2,095 MSRP) | $1.839 at Saatva ($2,139 MSRP) |
DreamCloud Premier | $806.65 at Amazon ($949 MSRP) | $1,099 at DreamCloud (new model) |
Nectar Classic | $551 at Amazon ($899 MSRP) | $649 at Nectar (new model) |
Helix Midnight Luxe | $1,780 at Helix ($2,373 MSRP) | $1,751.03 at Helix ($2,398.66 MSRP) |
Helix Dawn | $999 at Helix ($1,332 MSRP) | $972.36 at Helix (was $1,332) |
Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt | $1,999 at Tempur-Pedic ($2,199 MSRP) | $2,199 at Tempur-Pedic |
Bear Elite Hybrid | $1,499 at Bear ($2,305 MSRP) | $1,699 at Bear ($2,427 MSRP) |
Plank Firm | $932.40 at Plank ($1,332 MSRP) | $999 at Plank ($1,332 MSRP) |
Siena Signature | $339.15 at Amazon ($399 MSRP) | $359 at Siena |
Zinus Green Tea Luxe | $315.00 at Amazon ($525 MSRP) | $518.22 at Amazon |
10 of the best Prime Day mattress deals from last October
1. Nectar Memory Foam Mattress: was from $499 now $296 at Amazon
The Original Nectar Memory Foam Mattress is one of the best deals in the October Prime Day event, with a twin size reduced to $296 (was $499) and a queen on sale for $551 (was $899). This is nearly $100 cheaper than the next best price we've seen for the Original this year. Our Nectar Mattress review panel loved the slightly firmer feel of this all-foam mattress, recommending it as the best memory foam mattress for back and stomach sleepers. Amazon is honoring the same perks you’d get if you shopped direct from Nectar Sleep too, with a year’s sleep trial, forever warranty, and free shipping.
2. Leesa Legend Hybrid 12” mattress: was from $1,519 now $1,039 at Amazon
Amazon’s Prime Day deal is better than Leesa’s own sale on the Legend Hybrid 12” mattress, but shop fast, as the queen size has already sold out. The king size price is excellent though, with a king Leesa Legend Hybrid reduced to $1,494 at Amazon today versus $2,399 (was $2,999) at Leesa. The Legend Hybrid is one of the best hybrid mattresses for side sleepers who prefer squishy pressure relief, with an eco-friendly build for environmentally conscious shoppers. For a cheaper hybrid mattress, see the Nectar Hybrid below.
3. Casper Element mattress: was from $395 now $276 at Amazon
If you’re shopping October’s Prime Day mattress deals for a cheap mattress from a top-rated brand, then you’re in luck — the Casper Element is on sale for $416 for a queen (was $595), beating the July Prime Day price of $505.75. The 10” medium-firm Casper Element is made with toxin-free open-cell foam to dissipate heat, plus memory foam to reduce pressure build up in a variety of sleeping positions. It doesn't offer the durability we'd expect from the best mattresses in a box we’ve tested, but it’s excellent value from a trusted brand and would make a good choice for younger couples with zero aches and pains to contend with.
4. Siena Memory Foam Mattress: was from $199 now $169.15 at Amazon
The Siena Memory Foam Mattress is a highly rated all-foam bed from Resident Home, the brand behind Nectar and DreamCloud. With a firmer feel for a memory foam mattress, our Siena Mattress review panel was impressed with the high level of full-body support from such a budget-friendly mattress. Amazon is currently offering a queen for only $339.15, which is even cheaper than shopping direct from the brand — a queen will cost you $399 from Siena.

5. Nectar Hybrid mattress: was from $769 now $636 at Amazon
Like the sound of the Nectar Original Memory Foam but prefer a bed with a bit of bounce and a more responsive feel? Then consider the Nectar Hybrid mattress. There’s still good contouring and pressure relief here, but the feel is slightly firmer and therefore a better option for stomach and back sleepers. This new Prime Day deal saves you 15% on the twin XL and king sizes only, with a king Nectar Hybrid mattress on sale for $849 (was $999). Like the Nectar Original deal above, this is the best price we’ve seen on the Hybrid this year — that’s because Nectar Sleep has redesigned all its mattresses, so this version is now considered past-season (but don't worry, it's still good quality).

6. Linenspa 10” Memory Foam and Spring Hybrid Mattress full size: was $249.99 now $199.99 at Amazon
Another affordable hybrid, the Linenspa Memory Foam and Spring Mattress full size is currently 20% off for Prime members (the other sizes are full price). This responsive mattress targets a ‘universal medium’ feel, meaning that it aims to provide a good all-round experience for most types of sleepers. It’s not going to provide the comfort of a high-end mattress brand, but for a guest bedroom or college dorm, it’s a solid choice.
7. Zinus 12” Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress: was from $419 now $198.53 at Amazon
The Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam is Amazon’s best-selling mattress, and right now there’s up to 53% off. Zinus’ green-tea infused mattress provides a refreshing sleep setup, combining a breathable cover with body-hugging memory foam. We found this mattress to provide excellent pressure relief and motion isolation in our Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam mattress review, noting that it best suits side sleepers.
8. DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Mattress: was from $799 now $679.15 at Amazon
Treat yourself to luxury for less this Prime Day with an excellent saving on the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Mattress. We described this bed as "comfort and support in one package" during our DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Mattress review, and Amazon is currently offering one of the best prices we've ever seen for this mattress, with a queen now only $806.65.

9. Ashley Chime 12" Medium Firm Hybrid Mattress: was from $259 now $216 at Amazon
Amazon Prime Day deals are a great time to buy a cheap mattress for even less, and this Ashley 12" Chime Hybrid is a good choice for updating your guest room mattress. It's made with cooling gel memory foam, contouring to your body to reduce pressure points while wicking away warmth to prevent overheating. The medium-firm feel should appeal to most sleeping positions if you're of light to average body weight.

10. Sweetnight 12” Hybrid Mattress in a Box: was from $205.50 now $174.68 at Amazon
If you’re after a cheap hybrid mattress, then this deal from Sweetnight is well worth your consideration. The 12-inch Sweetnight Hybrid is now 15% off — perhaps not the biggest discount in this October Prime Day, but it does make this already inexpensive mattress even a cheaper. A queen is now $248.11 (was $292.54) and uses a knit fabric to create a finish that's soft against the skin.
For more great discounts be sure to check out our Amazon Prime Day deals live blog right now.
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Claire is a Certified Sleep Science Coach and the Senior Sleep Editor at Tom's Guide who curates our mattress buying guides and oversees our rigorous mattress testing procedures. Claire has over 16 years’ product review experience and is connected to a wealth of globally renowned sleep experts including mattress designers and buyers, neuroscientists, and doctors of sleep medicine. As the Managing Editor of our Sleep and Mattress Team, Claire is responsible for all mattress and sleep content published on Tom’s Guide and is our expert on Saatva, DreamCloud, and Nectar mattresses. Claire is also certified to advise people on how to choose a mattress that suits their needs and budget, as well as helping them to create a nighttime routine and bedroom environment that helps them sleep better.
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