How much do Saatva mattresses cost and where can you find the cheapest prices?

A tester sits on the edge of the bet fiberglass-free mattress, the Saatva Classic
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Saatva is renowned for their five-star luxury beds, but how much do Saatva mattresses cost? And how can you get these hand-crafted beds for the lowest price? Well, you can now save up to $375 on the best-selling Classic Hybrid at Saatva in this month's mattress sales, and this guide will give you a full breakdown of Saatva's mattress pricing.

We've tested a range of Saatva models, but the brand's flagship Saatva Classic is our pick for the best mattress of 2025 thanks to its high-quality design. However, Saatva mattresses come with an (understandably) premium price tag, so we recommend buying strategically — especially since there's been a slight price increase this year.

However, every Saatva mattress comes with generous extras, including premium white glove delivery, a 365-night sleep trial, and a lifetime warranty. Now, here's a look at how to get these luxury, top-rated mattresses for the lowest price...

Saatva mattress cost: How much can you expect to pay?

Nearly all adult Saatva mattresses sit in the premium price tier, even the cheapest designs. The flagship Classic is actually one of the most affordable Saatva models, with a queen MSRP of $2,139 (it was $2,099 earlier this year). You'll typically find it priced around $1,839 in the frequent Saatva mattress sales and $1,739 if you use our semi-exclusive sale link.

The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid in a well-lit bedroom

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The two cheapest Saatva adult mattresses are the Saatva Murphy Mattress and the Memory Foam Hybrid. A queen Saatva Murphy Mattress has as MSRP of $1,499 but if you can, we recommend upgrading to the superior support and comfort of the Memory Foam Hybrid. A queen has an MSRP of $1,999 and if you can shop during the $400 off sale, the final price of $1,599 is a bargain.

At the other end of the price tier is the Saatva Solaire, Saatva's best smart mattress and their most expensive model. A queen-size Solaire has a full retail price of $4,599 and is now currently priced at $4,199.

Here's a full breakdown of each Saatva mattress's price range at both full retail and discount:

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Mattress

MSRP

Sale price ($400 off)

Saatva Youth

$799 - $1,059

$659 (for a Full)

Memory Foam Hybrid

$1,349 - $2,958

$949 - $2,558

Saatva Classic

$1,399 - $3,078

$999 - $2,678

Loom & Leaf

$1,899 - $3,998

$1,499 - $3,598

Saatva Latex Hybrid

$1,699 - $3,598

$1,299 - $3,198

Contour5

$1,899 - $3,998

$1,499 - $3,598

Saatva RX

$1,999 - $4,498

$1,599 - $4,098

Zenhaven

$1,999 - $4,799

$1,599 - $4,399

Saatva HD

$1,999 - $4,498

$1,599 - $4,098

Solaire

$3,299 - $6,598

$2,899 - $6,198

Murphy Bed

$899 - $1,499

$899 - $1,099

Where to find the cheapest Saatva mattress prices

Saatva is an online mattress brand, so the only place you can buy an authentic Saatva mattress is at the brand's official website.

There are no traditional retail stores to buy a Saatva mattress, but you can visit one of the Saatva viewing rooms across the US. Here, you'll find the whole Saatva mattress range to try out in-person, so you can test each mattress. However, you still need to buy online so you can't take a mattress home that day.

Presidents' Day mattress sale: Saatva

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As Saatva does not have the cost of retail stores, it passes on those savings to customers. You can find the cheapest mattress prices on their website, but discounts vary depending on the time of year or occasion.

For example, we often see tiered savings at Saatva, so the more you spend the more you save. These deals work out well if you want a large size of a specialist Saatva mattress but they're less good for smaller twin or full sizes.

We recommend keeping an eye out for the 15% off flash sales, as these can net big discounts on Saatva's more expensive mattresses, such as the RX and Contour5. However, these sales are typically short lived.

And even during quieter sales periods it's worth exploring for a discount. Recently, we've had semi-exclusive access to $300-$400 off, beating the standard Saatva sale.

3 top Saatva mattress deals

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

1. Saatva Classic Mattress: twin was $1,399 now $999 at Saatva
Let's begin with the best Saatva mattress on the market: the Saatva Classic. Testers slept on this luxury hybrid bed for a year for our Saatva Classic mattress review and found this to offer breathable, customizable comfort with a luxurious feel.

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

2. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress: twin was $1,349 now $949 at Saatva
This is one of Saatva's most affordable beds, and our Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress review found this to be the best alternative to the Saatva Classic. The mattress scored high for temperature regulation and is comfortable and supportive enough for all sleep positions.

3. Saatva Loom & Leaf Mattress: was $1,899now $1,499 at Saatva

3. Saatva Loom & Leaf Mattress: twin was $1,899 now $1,499 at Saatva
Saatva's best memory foam mattress for couples thanks to its excellent motion isolation, the Loom & Leaf offers deep pressure and back pain relief to all sleep styles, but be aware that our Saatva Loom & Leaf mattress review found it does retain some heat.

Are Saatva mattresses worth it?

For the past two years, Saatva mattresses have become more expensive thanks to inflation increasing MSRPs. However, while they don't come cheap, Saatva beds are reasonably priced considering they're some of the best luxury mattresses on the market. This is due to being an online-only brand with no significant overhead costs to cover.

Saatva mattresses are also high-quality, and we know from testing the luxury range that their quality matches their price tags. These mattresses are handmade to order in the USA and include a lifetime mattress warranty. Saatva also offers a 365-night mattress trial plus free white glove delivery with optional removal of your old mattress.

Frances Daniels
Senior Sleep Staff Writer

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 hugely interested in the relationship between good sleep and overall health, interviewing a wide array of mattress and sleep experts to create well-informed articles about important topics such as nutrition, sleep disorders (from sleep apnea to night terrors), lucid dreaming, sleep hygiene, and mattress care. She is also our specialist on mattress toppers — producing mattress topper reviews and taking care of our Best Mattress Toppers 2025 guide — and takes the lead on all content related to fiberglass-free mattresses for a clean, non-toxic sleep. Outside of Tom's Guide, she has written for Ideal Home, Homes & Gardens, and Marie Claire. 

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