Saatva Black Friday sale 2025: Last chance to get $400 off!

Two mattress testers sat on the Saatva Classic mattress in a well-lit bedroom
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Saatva's Black Friday sale is your big chance to save the most money on the majority of Saatva's luxury mattress range. Saatva's official sale features a range of tiered discounts when you spend over $1,000, but if you follow our links you can beat that sale and instead get $400 off orders worth $1,000+ at Saatva.

Don't spend too long deciding, though, because the Cyber Monday mattress deals will be here soon and we don't know how long our deal will last after Monday. And as it's your opportunity to get the top-rated bed in our best mattress guide, the Saatva Classic, at just $1,739 for a queen size, you won't want to miss it.

Saatva Black Friday sale 2025: The 3 best deals

1. Saatva Classic Mattress: was $1,399now $999 at Saatva

1. Saatva Classic Mattress: twin was $1,399 now $999 at Saatva
The Saatva Classic is the best mattress we've tested, scoring 24 out of 25 under our new methodology. After pregnancy left me with lower back and hip pain, I had a difficult time getting comfortable at night, but the exquisite pressure relief and targeted lumbar support of the Luxury Firm Classic have melted those aches away. Fortunately, there's a Saatva Classic for every sleep style; it also comes in Soft Plush and Firm tensions. Read my full Saatva Classic Mattress review for more reasons why my sleep testing team and I call it the best mattress of 2025. Use our $400 discount link for the biggest savings on all sizes ahead of the Saatva Black Friday sale, reducing a queen-size to $1,739 (was $2,139).

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

2. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress: was $1,349 now $949 at Saatva

2. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress: twin was $1,349 now $949 at Saatva
This is the most affordable Saatva mattress in the lineup. It's similar in build to the Classic above, but as a true hybrid mattress you'll find more foam comfort layers here. In our Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress review our tester Alex says: "There is some softness to the top layers, but more importantly, the top foam layers push against your weight, keeping your spine aligned no matter your sleep position." (It's a medium-firm mattress.) A queen-size is now just $1,649 (was $2,049) after our early Saatva Black Friday sale offer is applied. There's a real bargain on the smaller sizes; we're used to seeing just $225 off a full, so $400 off almost doubles your discount.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score: ★★★★★ (200+ reviews)

3. Saatva RX Mattress: was $1,999was $1,599 at Saatva

3. Saatva RX Mattress: twin was $1,999 was $1,599 at Saatva
The Saatva RX is an orthopedic mattress dressed up like a lush hotel bed. If your back and joint issues are more severe, you'll want to invest in what our team calls the best mattress for back pain. In our Saatva RX Mattress review, tester Alison noticed a marked improvement in her lower back pain, a condition caused in part by her mild scoliosis. A fair warning that our panel found the RX firmer than Saatva's 'supportive plush' rating, but if you're a back sleeper or a heavier side sleeper, it'll feel just right. Use our $400 off link to reduce a queen size to $2,999 (was $3,399) ahead of the Saatva Black Friday sale. If you're going for a king size, Saatva's general sale will get you an extra $25 off.

User score: ★★★★★ (300+ reviews)

Is this year's Saatva Black Friday mattress sale any good?

I've been tracking mattress sales since 2020, and believe the 2025 Saatva Black Friday sale is on par with last year's deals. You have the option of saving $400 off all mattresses over $1,000 with our semi-exclusive links, or cutting up to $525 off $4,500 or more in the general Saatva Black Friday sale.

While the savings are strong, a rise in MSRPs throughout 2025 has cancelled them out slightly. For Black Friday 2024, in a deal I called "the best you're going to get", a queen-size Saatva Classic dropped to $1,695 after $400 off. It's now $1,739, a price rise of $40.

Similarly, the Latex Hybrid and Memory Foam Hybrid mattresses have seen small price jumps. In last year's $400 off sale, a queen Latex Hybrid was $1,995 ($2,195 in this year's deal) while a twin Memory Foam Hybrid was $895 (currently $949).

A tester sits on the edge of the Saatva Classic mattress to test its support.

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But Saatva isn't alone. I observed similar price hikes from many mattress brands in 2025, but despite higher costs, I think this sale is largely comparable to last year's Black Friday Saatva deal.

Moving forward, I think this offer will return for the major sales in 2026. I'll be keeping a close eye on President's Day — the first major holiday of the year — to see if the trend continues.

On the one hand, that does mean you won't have completely missed the savings if you sleep through the next few weeks.

On the other hand, if Saatva follows this year's patterns, expect several price hikes over the course of the next twelve months. While these increases are unlikely to be significant, it does mean right now is probably the lowest price you'll get.

Is Black Friday the best time to buy a Saatva mattress?

Black Friday was once the singular best time to buy a Saatva mattress at the lowest price, but I've seen deals that were just as strong throughout other major holidays in 2025.

During a World Sleep Day sale in March, all sizes of the Saatva Classic were $410 off, bringing the price of a queen to $1,689 (was $2,099). That's the largest discount I've seen for Saatva's best-selling model (and my personal favorite).

Meanwhile, 15% off sales are a better bet for Saatva's more expensive models, as it'll shave more than $400 off those MSRPs. These flash sales pop up at random points of the year and don't last longer than a few days. It last appeared around Halloween, and I don't think we'll see another until after Cyber Monday.

The Saatva Classic photographed on a white wooden bedframe in a blue bedroom surrounded by tall green house plants and a bookcase shelving unit containing pillows, blankets and books

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However, MSRPs have risen for select Saatva mattresses, which isn't anything new — they've been going up by $100 on average every year. That includes the Saatva Classic, which now retails for $2,139 in a queen, a $40 increase from 2024.

I'm keeping a keen eye on the effects that mattress tariffs will have on subsequent price increases. (Saatva makes its mattresses in the USA but relies on some imported materials.)

Bottom line: For one of Saatva's more affordable luxury mattresses (such as the Classic or the Memory Foam Hybrid), you'll get the best prices after $400 off. Otherwise, you might want to gamble on a 15% off sale for a high-end model such as the Saatva RX or Solaire.

Where to find the best Saatva Black Friday sales 2025

Saatva mattresses are sold via the brand’s website, so that’s where you’ll find genuine Black Friday Saatva mattress deals this year.

While you can only buy a Saatva mattress online, you can view them in person at the Saatva Viewing Rooms located across the United States.

These calm, spa-esque rooms contain display models of every Saatva mattress you can buy online, with Saatva bed experts on hand to answer your questions regarding which Saatva to buy and in what firmness (if multiple firmness options are available on your chosen model).

There is also a Saatva Amazon Store, but this only lists Saatva mattress toppers and pillows.

The Saatva HD mattress placed on a black bedframe with a quilted headboard

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Which Saatva mattresses are on sale this Black Friday?

Saatva sells nine mattresses for adults (including a newly-released Murphy bed mattress), plus two kids' mattresses, one mattress for babies, and a dog bed.

Prices start from $1,349 ahead of the Saatva Black Friday sale for the main line of mattresses, with the babies and kids mattresses priced from $359, and the Mruphy bed from $899. The Saatva Dog Bed costs from $195.

All Saatva adult mattresses are discounted this Black Friday, apart from the smallest size Murphy Bed Mattress — at just $899 for a twin, it misses the $1,000 threshold needed for a saving.

Shipping takes anywhere from a few days for accessories to up to three weeks or longer for its handcrafted mattresses.

Don't forget that Saatva also offers a year-round $225 off orders worth $1,000 to veterans, first responders, teachers, government employees, students, and seniors (people aged 65+). During checkout, you’ll be asked to register with ID.me to prove your online identity and secure your $225 discount.

Are Saatva mattresses worth the money?

One of our mattress testers sleeps on her right side in the center of the Saatva Classic mattress

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Even when it's not on sale, a Saatva mattress is well worth the investment if you want to improve your sleep in a major way.

For starters, all Saatva mattresses are handcrafted in the US using quality materials, and unlike the mattresses-in-a-box that make up most of the online market, they're delivered flat. That means they're ready to sleep on right away — and there's no off-gassing to worry about, either.

Better yet, you don't pay a single cent for white glove delivery because Saatva includes it with purchase. This means the mattress will be set up in the room of your choice, and you can request your previous mattress (and base) be hauled away, also free of charge.

Then there's the build of Saatva's mattresses themselves. Whether they're innerspring, all-foam, or hybrid, there's an emphasis on full-body support, soothing pressure relief, and proper alignment via Saatva's Lumbar Zone.

Some Saatva mattresses come in multiple firmness options, making it easier to find the right fit for your preferences. The Saatva Classic is also available in two heights (11.5" or 14.5"), allowing you to choose the profile that best suits your mobility level and bedroom setup.

Claire Davies
Managing Editor of Sleep, Certified Sleep Science Coach

Claire is a Certified Sleep Science Coach and the Managing Editor of Sleep at Tom's Guide. She curates our mattress 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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