Purple mattress sales for October 2026: Save up to $520 on Purple's flagship bed
Save up to $720 on Purple mattresses in the October sales
Purple mattress sales are notoriously hard to time, but the standout deal in October is on the flagship Purple Mattress, which has dropped to $1,279 (was $1,599) for a queen at Purple, saving you up to $520.
Purple mattresses are designed to deliver responsive pressure relief that rivals some of the best mattresses on the market. While September's Purple sale offered massive savings of up to $2,528 off (this month, mattresses are up to $720 off), October has brought the same (slightly better, actually) top-notch deals on the signature Purple mattress and its upgrade, the PurplePlus mattress.
Check out the five top-rated Purple deals on mattresses with our expert guide to October's best Purple sales. You can also take a look our best mattress deals hub, where we share our top savings from this month's sleep discounts.
The 5 best deals in this month's Purple mattress sale
Which Purple mattress should you buy?
Purple beds can be roughly divided into three categories: the Essential collection (starting from $799), the Restore collection (starting from $1,999), and the Rejuvenate collection (starting from $4,499). The Essentials collection consists of memory foam mattresses, while the Restore and Rejuvenate collection are both hybrid mattresses. (There's also the Renew, which doesn't quite fit in anywhere.)
The Essentials and Restore collection rate among the best mattresses in a box. The thicker, plusher Rejuvenate models are delivered flat and come with bonus free white glove delivery. All three collections feature Purple's patented Purple Grid mattress tech — an innovative hyper-elastic polymer that bends and conforms to your body.
The PurpleFlex Mattress is the cheapest mattress by Purple, yet it still comes with Purple's patented Purple Grid mattress tech. Under this grid sits a base support foam. The Purple Original and Purple Plus mattresses have a similar build, but each design increases the level of support and comfort (and foam).
The Purple Restore Mattress is a hybrid collection featuring foams, coils, and the GelFlex Grid. The coils add even more support and response to these mattresses, making it easy for sleepers to change position and adjust.
The Purple Rejuvenate is the company's premier mattress line with a quilted Euro top and enhanced comfort layers. They also contain the upgraded GelFlex Grid Plus (and the luxurious Purple Rejuvenate Premier Mattress contains two layers of grid technology).
More Purple mattress deals
1. Purple Mattress
The top Purple mattress for most people
Height: 9.5 inches | Sizes: Twin to split king | Trial: 100-night guarantee | Warranty: 10-year limited warranty | MSRP: $999 to $2,198
The Purple Mattress uses the Purple Grid to eliminate pressure points and allow airflow so you can sleep cool and comfortable. The Purple Grid is engineered to flex directly under your pressure points while supporting the rest of your body. In other words, it'll cradle your shoulders and hips while fully supporting your back. This means your back will be naturally aligned while you sleep.
Beneath the two-inch Purple Grid, you'll find Purple's dual layered comfort foam. The bottom layer is firm and offers excellent support, whereas the upper layer is soft and responsive. At the very top of the mattress is Purple's SoftFlex cover. The breathable design promotes airflow so you can sleep cool and comfortable.
Read our Purple Original mattress review
2. Purple Plus Mattress
Enhanced comfort and durability
Depth: 11 inches | Sizes: Twin XL to split king | Trial: 100-night guarantee | Warranty: 10-year limited warranty | RRP: $1,399 to $2,798
The Purple Plus is a luxurious mattress and a step up from the Purple Original. It features two extra inches of foam than its predecessor. Overall, it's rated a medium firmness, but Purple also promises an 'adaptive' feel — soft where you want a mattress to feel soft, and firmer where you need extra support.
The Purple Plus is also great at relieving pressure points, and all sleep positions were well-suited on this mattress. It feels soft and cradled under your head, neck, arms, and legs, but is firmer under the shoulders, hips and lumbar spine. In our testing, we rated it one of the best mattresses for back pain.
Read our Purple Plus mattress review
When is the best month to buy a Purple mattress?
Purple mattress sales happen regularly but they're not as reliable as the year-round savings from some sleep brands (such as Nectar's mattress sales and DreamCloud's mattress sales). That means the best time to save on a Purple mattress is during a major sales event, such as Memorial Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
During these events, you'll often find the biggest savings on the Restore and Rejuvenate mattresses. Shop carefully, and you might even claim a free gift (Purple sometimes starts small and boosts the sale the closer you get to the holiday).
However, there's a caveat. If you want the PurpleFlex or the PurpleRenew, it's better to shop outside wider sales events. We've noticed these mattresses are discounted in what might be considered the 'off-season'
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Ruth is an experienced Senior Staff writer at Tom’s Guide, covering all things sleep and mattresses. She writes to help people sleep better, from how-tos to the latest deals to mattress reviews, and has interviewed an array of experts who share her passion. She is also our specialist on memory foam — she’s flown around the world to see memory foam being made — and leads our hotel mattress content. She has a deep interest in the link between sleep and health, and has tried enough mattresses, from Helix to Nectar to Simba, to know the right bed really can make a difference to your wellbeing. Before joining the team at Tom’s Guide, Ruth worked as a sleep and mattress writer for our sister website, TechRadar.
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