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Memorial Day Mattress Sales: The Best Early Deals I'm Seeing Right Now

Memorial Day Mattress Sales: The Best Early Deals I'm Seeing Right Now

CNET15-05-2025

Memorial Day is right around the corner, meaning many big-ticket items will be on sale. This is your chance to save big on home appliances or TVs. You'll also see significant sleep essentials and mattress sales through Memorial Day. Many brands are already running generous deals.
I've been testing and reviewing mattresses for years. During that time, I've seen plenty of sales from top brands like Casper, Nectar and Purple, so I know if a sale is worth your money. From big slashes to nice sleep accessory bundles, I've rounded up the best Memorial Day mattress deals. I'll update this list as the deals change, so check back as the holiday approaches.
Best overall Memorial Day mattress sales
Memorial Day mattress sales from our favorite brands: Nectar, Saatva, Casper and more
Nectar Up to 50% off mattresses + 66% off bundles
Hands down, Nectar does some of the most generous sales of all the mattress brands, which is good because some of the newest Nectar beds can be pricey. For Memorial Day, Nectar beds are up to 50% off, and bundles are 66% off.
That means you can get the Nectar Classic Hybrid for $799 instead of $1,731. If you want to update your whole bedding setup, add the optional bundle on sale for only $199. It includes a sheet set, two cooling pillows and a mattress protector. The all-foam model of this bed is only $649. Finding quality queen mattresses under $1,000 can be difficult, so this sale is big if you're a fan of dense memory foam. See at Nectar
Helix 25% off sitewide + free bedding bundle with select mattresses with code MEMDAY25
Helix's early access Memorial Day sale is 25% sitewide with a free bedding bundle if you buy a Luxe or Elite mattress. Here at CNET, we're big fans of Helix mattresses, especially the comfy pillowtops on the Luxe models. The Helix Midnight Luxe, which I recommend to just about anyone who wants a medium mattress, is down to $1,780 with this sale. Admittedly, the Luxe beds are on the more expensive side. You can drop a tier to the core collection for more affordable beds. The Helix Midnight is $999 right now. If you opt for the core collection, you'll miss out on the free bedding bundle that includes a sheet set and mattress protector. The bedding bundle's value isn't more than the difference between the two prices, so I don't think the free offerings are enough to move the needle for you.
I'm currently testing the Helix bedframe, which is on sale for only $547. I highly recommend it for people who want a no-fuss bed frame that is easy to assemble. Seriously, it took me less than 5 minutes.
Don't forget to use the code MEMDAY25 to cash in on these savings. See at Helix
Saatva Take up to $600 off
For Memorial Day, Saatva is running an up to $600 off sale. The amount off will depend on the total of your purchase. An $850 to $1,999 purchase will save you $200 plus the extra $100 off promotion. You won't get that $600 off unless you send over $4,500. It's not the most generous sale I've seen from Saatva, but it's still a nice chunk off the top of a luxury bed. The Saatva Classic, our favorite firm bed, is only $1,799. That's $300 off. If you're looking for a bed specifically for back pain, the Saata Rx is down to $3,049 for a queen. See at Saatva
Best Memorial Day sitewide mattress deals
DreamCloud Up to 60% off mattresses
I'm a big fan of DreamCloud beds. I helped my brother buy one during the Presidents Day sale. Little did I know the Memorial Day mattress sales would be even better. I'm not sure I've ever seen an up to 60% off sale, it's that generous. The DreamCloud Classic all-foam bed is only $799 for a queen, and the hybrid is only $649. If you're a pillowtop lover, I really recommend DreamCloud. See at DreamCloud
Plank 30% off with code MEMORIAL30
Plank is offering a 30% off sitewide sale right now. That's a great sale for people who want extra-firm mattresses. Seriously, the Plank Firm is easily the firmest mattress I've ever tested. Right now, you can get it for under $999. It's a flippable all-foam mattress. If you're looking for a hybrid bed, I'd recommend the Plank Firm Luxe, also on sale for just over $1,200.
Use the code MEMORIAL30 for this sale. See at Plank
Avocado 10% off mattresses, bedding and furniture
Avocado beds are easily the best organic beds out there. Besides the eco-friendly construction, the Avocado Green mattress has some of the most green certifications of any brand. Avocado's Memorial Day sale is 10% off mattresses, bedding and furniture. That drops the cost of a queen Avocado Green bed to $2,099.
Organic beds tend to be more expensive, so it would be nice to see a bigger discount. As we get closer to Memorial Day, the discount might increase to 20%, though I wouldn't count on it. See at Avocado
Titan 30% off sitewide with code MEMORIAL30
Titan is running a 30% off sitewide Memorial Day sale across beds, accessories and bases. The Titan Plus mattress is CNET's choice for the best firm mattress for heavy people because of its extra-durable construction. The 30% off sale means you can get a queen Titan Plus mattress for only $874 with the code MEMORIAL30. Finding a quality bed for under $1,000 is hard, so this is an excellent sale for heavy back and stomach sleepers. See at Titan
Dreamfoam 30% off sitewide with code MEMORIAL30
Budget brand Dreamfoam from Brooklyn Bedding is running a 30% off sitewide Memorial Day sale with the code MEMORIAL30. The beds are priced well for the budget tier, so this sale only sweetens the deal. The Dreamfoam Doze, our favorite cheap firm mattress, is only $180 for the 7-inch model. The 11-inch model, which I recommend for side sleepers, is $251 for a queen. These beds aren't going to knock your socks off with special features or cooling covers, but they're the most affordable online beds we've tested. See at Dreamfoam
Essentia 25% off sitewide
Another organic mattress that's on sale is the Essentia Grateful Eight. With the 25% off sale, you can snag this bed for only $2,125.50 for a queen. That's $708 in savings.
The Essentia sale includes more than beds. You can also get Essentia pillows, foundations and organic bedding. If you're looking for sleep essentials made from clean, non-toxic materials, you won't want to miss this sale. See at Essentia
Memorial Day mattress and accessory bundle deals
Bear 35% off sitewide + 2 free pillows with code MEMORIALDAY
Bear is one of those brands that make affordable beds that will surprise you with how comfortable they are. The Memorial Day sale from Bear makes the beds almost impossible to pass up. With the code MEMORIALDAY, you unlock 35% off sitewide with two free pillows when you buy a mattress.
The Bear Original mattress is one of my favorite all-foam mattresses for the price. With the sale, you can get a queen for only $649. The Pro Hybrid is only $1,113, a great price for a hybrid bed. See at Bear
Purple Up to $700 off mattresses + bases
Purple offers up to $700 off mattresses and bases for Memorial Day. The amount you save depends on the mattress and base. For example, the Purple Restore hybrid is $300 off. The sale also varies by base, like the Premium Smart Base, which is $300. Put those together, and you'll get closer to $600 off.
You don't have to buy a base to get the discount on the bed, but you have to get a bed and a base to receive the discount on the base. The sales don't stop there, as Purple is offering 30% off bedding, pillows and more. See at Purple
All other Memorial Day mattress deals
Mattress Firm Mattress Firm $700 off select mattresses
Mattress Firm is offering several sales through the Memorial Day season. Most notably, select beds from top brands like Sealy, Serta, Sleepy's and Beautyrest are $700 off. That drops Sleepy's Hybrid Firm Mattress to $499.99 instead of $1,299. Qualifying mattresses also unlock a free base valued up to $499.
Bundling two pillows, a mattress protector and a sheet set can also save you up to $150. See at Mattress Firm
Sleep Number Up to 50% off iLE smart beds
Sleep Number's Memorial Day is up to 50% off iLE smart beds. The C2 smart bed, one of the more affordable beds from Sleep Number, is 10% off. That means a queen price is only $899. The Climate360 smart bed that actively warms or cools you is $1,000 off, dropping it to $7,999. The customizable smart beds from Sleep Number are well into the luxury price range, so seeing chunks off is nice.
Sleep Number is also offering BOGO 50% off pillows and sheets. That includes one of my favorite sheets, the True Temp sheet set. They're breathable and great for hot sleepers. See at Sleep Number
Serta Save up to $925 on Serta iComfort adjustable bed sets
For Memorial Day, you can save up to $925 on Serta iComfort adjustable bed sets. The sale amount will vary by mattress. The Serta iComfort mattress is on sale for $1,074 instead of $1,299, only $225 off. The iComfortPro is $325 off at $1,647 for a queen.
There's also an extra $25 off sale pricing for the Serta Counting Sheep's birthday. See at Serta
Beautyrest Up to $900 off select mattresses
Beautyrest is running an up to $900 off mattresses Memorial Day sale. The discount will vary by mattress. The Beautyrest Black collection is $600 off. The Series 4 is $600 off and Series 3 is $300 off. You can also save up to $900 with the purchase of select 2024 Beautyrest Black Hybrid adjustable base sets and up to $500 off the World Class adjustable base sets. See at Beautyrest
My Green Mattress 15% organic beds, bedding and bases
If you've been looking for a more affordable organic bed than popular options like Avocado, you should check out My Green Mattress. You can now snag organic mattresses, bedding and bases from My Green Mattress for 15% off. The Natural Escape organic hybrid bed is only $1,444 for a queen during the Memorial Day sale. The $50 discount for military families can be stacked on this sale.
The Pure Eco Organic Kids Mattress is not included in this sale. See at My Green Mattress
Is Memorial Day a good time to buy a mattress?
Memorial Day is a good time to buy a mattress if you're in the market for one. Some of the sales are pretty generous, especially the ones that throw in extra pillows and bedding.
I've been doing this long enough to notice sales trends across brands. For instance, Saatva usually peaks around $600 off mattresses, while Nectar has been known to mark 50% off. Most big names offer sales within a specific range, so if you can't afford a mattress right now, don't sweat it. There's always another holiday coming.

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