Best mattress topper deals: Expert-picked sales from $69
We've rounded up the best mattress topper deals that you can shop right now
We've hunted down the best deals on some of a favorite mattress toppers, so you can give your bed a spring re-fresh for even less. Take the Casper Comfy Mattress Topper, now down to $139 for a twin at Casper in a final sale.
Fair warning: sizes are selling out fast, so this is one deal you’ll want to jump on sooner rather than later.
The best mattress toppers can boost the comfort of your existing bed, provide cooling comfort and back pain relief. We're always on the hunt for the best deals and discounts on our favorite models — and these are the sales we've handpicked this month.
If you're not ready to splash out on one of the best mattresses of the year, a quality mattress topper can make all the difference. Grab one now for less while sales are going strong.
This month's best mattress topper deals
If your mattress is too hard, this topper can soften it up considerably — especially if you're a side sleeper. Plus, if you sleep hot, this topper's perforated foam provides excellent temperature regulation. Casper has cut a hefty 30% off in a final sale (that means no sleep trial or refunds), but beats their usual 10% off deal. It's a great price but sizes are selling out fast.
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The Premium Mattress Topper has a hybrid design, featuring two layers of foam and a tier of microcoils, and a cover made from the ultra-cooling fabric GlacioTex (found in some of the top cooling mattresses on the market). Our Helix GlacioTex Premium Mattress Topper review praised the thick, cooling comfort it provides to hard or worn-out beds, and a queen is now down to $372 (was $465), thanks to Helix's current 20% off deal.
Our review score: ★★★★
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Our testers were impressed with this eco-friendly topper's plush pressure relief and support. You can now save 20% and grab a queen-size Adagio for $479 (was $599). Extras include a generous 100-night sleep trial, free shipping and returns, and a 10-year warranty.
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If you want to try the breathable, durable support of latex, the 3" Latex Topper from Brooklyn Bedding is a slightly cheaper option that comes in three firmness options. In our Brooklyn Bedding's 3" Latex Mattress Topper hands-on review, we found that the topper provided bouncy but soft support. Right now, there's 25% off but we suspect that will drop to 30% off in the Memorial Day sales
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The best organic mattresses are supportive and durable, but they can be pricey — and that's where the Plush Organic Mattress Topper is here to help. It's cheaper than the Brooklyn Bedding 3" Latex above and is fully organic, too, with its latex GOLS-certified. Thanks to a 20% off discount, a queen is down to $426 (was $532.20). Free shipping, a 100-night trial, and a one-year limited warranty.
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Mattress topper sales FAQs
Are mattress toppers worth it?
So, do mattress toppers work or are they just a waste of money? Well, if you're toally fine with your current mattress don't find it to be too soft, too hard, or too warm, then buying a mattress topper isn't necessary.
However, if you feel that your bed isn't offering you the support and comfort you need but don't have the budget for a new mattress, a mattress topper could be all you need to help you get better sleep.
If your mattress is too firm, a memory foam mattress topper is great for adding some softness, while you can also get firmer toppers to add support to a mattress that's too soft.
Meanwhile, if you feel that your mattress is trapping body heat or you experience overheating and night sweats, then there are plenty of cooling mattress toppers designed to add temperature control to your mattress.
Also, If you like the feel of memory foam but have a spring mattress, you can add a memory foam topper to simulate the feel of the best hybrid mattresses or the best memory foam mattresses. A thick (3" to 4") mattress topper is also great to extend the life of your mattress, especially if your mattress is reaching the 10-year mark but you're not ready to buy a new one.
How do I choose a mattress topper?
We've created a handy comprehensive guide on how to choose a mattress topper, but here's a quick summary:
- Consider the type. Most mattress toppers come in one of four materials: memory foam, latex, down, or hybrid. Memory foam is most popular as it softens hard beds and tends to be the cheaper option, but natural latex foam offers a breathable, hypoallergenic surface. Skip down mattress toppers altogether as they are incredibly thin and don't leave an impact, but you can go for a hybrid mattress topper with a down pillow top and a supportive foam base.
- Consider what you need. Does your bed need softening? Choose a plush memory foam mattress topper. Could it be firmer? Look for a mattress topper with a form option. Experience night sweats? Look for a mattress topper with cooling tech such as a heat-dissipating cover or ventilated foam. Do you weigh over 230lbs? Look for something on the firmer side.
- Consider your sleep position: Side sleepers will need more cushioning, while stomach sleepers will need firmer support. Back sleepers should go for something with balanced support and comfort.
- Consider the height. Never choose a mattress topper below 2" tall or above 4" high. A thin mattress topper won't make a difference, and an ultra-thick mattress topper will make your bed too tall and squidgy. 3" toppers will suit most beds, but 2" mattress toppers are good for new beds, and 4" mattress toppers are great for older beds or side sleepers who need extra plushness.
When is the best time to buy a mattress topper?
Like mattress sales, mattress topper sales tend to offer the biggest discounts during major sales periods like Memorial Day, Labor Day and Black Friday.
We're always on the lookout for new deals and discounts, so be sure to bookmark this page for the best offers.
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Frances Daniels is a PPA-accredited journalist and Sleep Staff Writer at Tom's Guide with an MA in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University. Her role includes covering mattress and sleep news and writing sleep product reviews and buyer's guides, including our Best Hybrid Mattress 2025 guide. She is interested in the relationship between sleep and health, interviewing an array of experts to create in-depth articles about topics such as nutrition, sleep disorders, sleep hygiene, and mattress care. She is also our specialist on mattress toppers — producing bed topper reviews and taking care of our Best Mattress Toppers 2025 guide — and leads content relating to fiberglass-free beds for a non-toxic sleep. Outside of Tom's Guide, she has written for Ideal Home and Marie Claire.
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