June Prime Day mattress deals 2026: Where to find top sleep sales at Amazon and beyond

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Prime Day 2026 mattress sales are almost here — and it's your best chance to save big on a mattress at Amazon. For instance, the Zinus 10" Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress is only $197.60 for a queen at Amazon, while the same model and size is priced at $599 on Zinus's official website.

I used to think of Amazon's Prime Day sale as the only place to seize the top mattress and sleep deals during the summer. However, in recent years, the best mattresses we've tested have experienced price drops at America's most popular bed-in-a-box brands.

So this year, we're keeping a close eye on both the Prime Day mattress deals at Amazon and rival sales elsewhere. Some of the best mattresses on Amazon are already slashing their prices, so here's the place to come to if you want to look out for the best mattress sales on Amazon or just the no-Prime-membership-needed mattress sales.

Today's best mattress sales at a glance

Saatva: save up to $300 on luxury mattresses

Bear: 35% off our favorite cooling mattress with code TOMS35

Helix Sleep: 20% off mattresses for all sleep styles

DreamCloud Mattress: Up to 60% off luxury hybrids

Nectar Mattress: up to 50% off + up to 66% off bundles

Brooklyn Bedding: 25% off sitewide

Siena: Budget mattresses from just $99

Prime Day mattress deals 2026: Top sales from around the web

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)
1. Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress (twin): $549 at Nectar Sleep

The Nectar mattress sale includes the Nectar Premier, which is the best memory foam mattress we've tested overall. The current (and standard) sale price is $949 and already an excellent value for Nectar's top-selling model. However, last Prime Day, you could bring home a queen-size Nectar Premier for $806 (reg. $949). Whether the deals comes back or not, Nectar always 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.

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2. Saatva Classic Mattress (twin)
2. 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 during Prime Day or the 4th of July mattress sales — 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 this summer.

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3. Helix Midnight Luxe mattress (twin)
3. Helix Midnight Luxe mattress (twin): was $1,492.50 now $1,194 at Helix Sleep

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 20% off the Luxe in the Helix mattress sale, bringing a queen down to $1,999 from $2,498.75. However, last year, Helix introduced a Prime Day rival 25% discount, so we predict this deal will make a comeback soon.

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4. Avocado Green Mattress
4. Avocado Green Mattress: was $1,599 now $1,359 at Avocado Mattress

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 $2,039 (reg. $2,399). 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.

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5. Siena Signature 10" Mattress (twin)
5. Siena Signature 10" Mattress (twin): $159 at Siena

The Siena is the best cheap mattress we've tested, a low-cost all-foam bed that delivers a firm feel and impressive support (our back and stomach sleeping testers loved it in our Siena Memory Foam Mattress review). We think a queen for $294 (was over $300) is an incredible value, and we were thoroughly impressed with how it held its own against luxury hybrids in our extensive lab retests. Extras include a 180-bight sleep trial and a 10-year warranty.

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Prime Day mattress deals: Top picks at Amazon

1. Zinus  10" Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress (twin) (twin)
1. Zinus 10" Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress (twin) (twin): $136.89 at Amazon

All sizes of this budget memory foam mattress are discounted at Amazon, but the cheapest option is the most popular bed size — just $197.60 for a queen! That's by far the lowest we've tracked; Amazon under $200, while Zinus has it on sale now for over $500. In our Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress review, our testers liked it most for side sleeping, as it nicely hugged their hips and shoulders, preventing pressure buildup. Just keep in mind that if you take advantage of this Amazon Prime Day mattress deal, you'll forfeit the 100-night trial Zinus offers when buying direct. (A 10-year warranty still applies.)

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2. DreamCloud  Classic Hybrid Mattress (twin)
2. DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress (twin): $393.83 at Amazon

Read our DreamCloud mattress review and you'll find out why this mid-range bed is the best mattress in a box. It offers incredible value for money, priced at just $649 for a queen. Buy from DreamCloud and you'll pay the same price for a queen (plus its 365-night sleep trial). However, a twin at Amazon is cheaper at just over $393, while a twin is $429 at DreamCloud.

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3. EGOHOME  Black 12" Mattress (twin)
3. EGOHOME Black 12" Mattress (twin): $299.99 at Amazon

A queen-size EGOHOME Black 12" Memory Foam has dropped to $369.98 at Amazon, an excellent deal considering that it has a high-quality, fiberglass-free build. Although the downside is you sacrifice the sleep trial by shopping from Amazon. You can also get an extra 10% off at EGOHOME, which takes a queen down to $341.10. In our EGOHOME Black Memory Foam Mattress review, we praised the plush pressure relief and back support — making it a perfect choice for back and side sleepers.

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Prime Day mattress deals under $200

1. EGOHOME 8" Memory Foam (queen)
1. EGOHOME 8" Memory Foam (queen): $159.99 at Amazon

EGOHOME has gained a reputation for budget-friendly comfort, with EGOHOME's 12" Mattress even impressing our toughest tester. While this thinner 8" model offers less pressure relief, it should deliver excellent memory foam motion isolation. A queen is just $159.99, but if you can stretch past $200, the more supportive 10" queen is worth the $208.99.

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2. Novilla 12" Hybrid (queen)
2. Novilla 12" Hybrid (queen): was $225.99 now $191.18 at Amazon

Combining responsive foams and springs, hybrid mattresses offer adaptive comfort. Finding an affordable one is rare, making the 12" queen Novilla hybrid a major bargain at $191.18 (originally $225.99). Its bouncy design may disturb couples, but the coils provide excellent cooling airflow. Since it rarely drops below $200, buy now rather than waiting for Prime Day sales.

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3. Zinus 10" Cooling Memory Foam (queen)
3. Zinus 10" Cooling Memory Foam (queen): $199.99 at Amazon

Zinus mattresses are known for offering excellent pressure relief, and the Zinus Cooling Memory Foam Mattress is ideal for those who want a touch of cooling tech in their cushioning memory foam beds. The 10" queen costs $199.99, but because Amazon prices fluctuate frequently, it is smart to compare deals or shop around if discounts vary.

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Prime Day mattress sales: Sleep tech deals

1. Dreamegg Sunrise alarm clock
1. Dreamegg Sunrise alarm clock: $59.99 at Amazon

Even at its usual 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 being priced at $99.99 last year, it's down to $59.99, which matches the lowest price we've seen this year.

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2. Soundcore  Sleep A30 Earbuds
2. Soundcore Sleep A30 Earbuds: was $229.99 now $199.99 at Amazon

Priced at $199.99 at Amazon (was $229), the Soundcore Sleep A30 earbuds are the best sleep headphones. They introduce highly effective ANC and a snore-masking mode, plus vastly improved sound quality over previous models. While we found in our Soundcore A30 review the slightly bulkier design can cause minor discomfort, they remain comfortable for side sleepers and double as everyday travel earbuds.

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Prime Day mattress sales: Pillow deals

1. Beckham Hotel Collection  Down Alternative Pillow 2-Pack
1. Beckham Hotel Collection Down Alternative Pillow 2-Pack: was $79.99 now $41.97 at Amazon

Our best budget pillow is now 48% off, dropping the $79.99 MSRP of a twin-pack further down from $59.99 to $41.97. This is one of the lowest prices of the year and is an excellent value purchase if you're looking for plush and low-maintenance options to deck up your guest room.

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2. Casper Element Pillow
2. Casper Element Pillow: 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 tick a coupon box for the Casper Essential, which drops the MSRP of a single standard pillow from $45 to $42.75..

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3. Eli & Elm  Side Sleeper Pillow
3. Eli & Elm Side Sleeper Pillow: $123.99 at Amazon

Priced at $123.99 (but $134.99 at MSRP), the Eli and Elm Side Sleeper Pillow lives up to its hype. Available in customizable latex or memory foam fills, we found in our Eli & Elm Side Sleeper Pillow hands-on review that its unique curved shape aligns the spine and eliminates neck pain, dramatically improving sleep quality for side sleepers within a single week.

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Prime Day mattress deals 2026: FAQs

When do the June Prime Day mattress sales start?

The first Prime Day of 2026 (aka Prime Day pt.2) begins on June 23 and ends June 26. This four-day 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 23rd. Once they've started they'll continue through the 26th but by the 27th, the majority of the deals will have come to the end.

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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 26th might go on sale by the 27th.

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 2026?

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.)

Two members of the Tom's Guide sleep team sit on the Saatva Classic mattress on a bed frame in our testing studio, discussing the comfort and support of the Saatva Classic, our number one mattress for most sleep styles

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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 2026?

Yes, we're expecting to see sales on your bedding essentials in the June Prime Day sale 2026 (plus some luxury items — something I'll cover below.)

In last year's 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.

TG bedding writer testing the Beckham Hotel Collection Pillow in Sleep studio

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And in the last October's Prime Day sale 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.

Unboxing the Nectar Classic Memory Foam

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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.

Prime Day mattress deals 2026: 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.

The image shows a woman diving onto a white pillow top mattress with blue trim. The mattress is on a white bed frame in a blue bedroom.

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In last summer's 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 mattresses of all price tiers. You can get a new mattress, pillows and bedding for your guest room without blowing the 4th of July budget.

One final note: due to tariffs, mattress prices have been rising throughout the year. That means even if the discounts match 2025's savings, the final cost might be higher overall.

Prime Day mattress deals 2026: Mattress price history

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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

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 oversees our rigorous mattress testing procedures, and our buying guides and mattress rankings. Claire has over 16 years' product review experience and is connected to a wealth of globally renowned sleep experts including mattress designers, neuroscientists, and board-certified sleep doctors. She is also our in-house expert on Saatva, DreamCloud, and Nectar Sleep. Claire is 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. Previously, Claire reported on sleep and wellness tech for T3 and TechRadar.

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