
Best Mattress Sales This Week: Save Up To 70% At Nectar, Helix And More
Buying a new bed is a big investment, so it's always worth keeping an eye out for mattress deals before making your purchase. Our expert deals editors monitor the best mattress sales all year long to keep you informed on when it's a good time to buy. There are some solid deals from popular brands like DreamCloud, Helix and Nectar this week—including $1,300 off our sleep team's favorite memory foam mattress, the Nectar Premier.
We found the best mattress sales happening this week.
We're currently seeing offers on sleep editor-tested picks, from top mattresses for side sleepers to ones ideal for chronic back pain. And if your bedding could use a warm-weather refresh, plenty of retailers are also hosting summer sales, like up to 30% off from Cozy Earth. Below, find the best mattress sales and bedding discounts to help you upgrade your sleep setup.
After testing dozens of beds, our sleep editors (who also happen to be certified sleep science coaches) named 12 models the best mattresses of 2025. And many of their picks are currently on sale—as well as options from some of our other shopping guides. Here are some of the best options at a glance.
Nectar
Mattress and sleep editor McKenzie Dillon found this newly updated mattress to be 'soft and marshmallowy, and a bit more responsive to pressure than the previous Nectar Premier model.' It also offers excellent motion isolation and a lifetime warranty. If you're looking for an affordable memory foam design, we think it's a great option, especially at this price.
More Deal Information: Although this discounted price has remained steady, Nectar increased the original price of this mattress in 2025—making the overall percentage off look higher.
WinkBeds
Our sleep editors were impressed by WinkBeds' plush Euro pillow top and its ability to deliver pressure relief without making you feel like you're sinking. It comes in three firmness levels (our sleep editors recommend side sleepers opt for the medium or soft models), offers excellent motion isolation and doesn't sleep quite as warm as the average memory foam mattress.
More Deal Information: This is a standard discount offered by WinkBeds.
Cocoon By Sealy
Score a highly rated, pressure-relieving mattress for $699 with this Cocoon sale. 'The Cocoon Chill provides all the features people love about memory foam, from its pressure-relieving feel to its motion isolating abilities, without retaining heat,' says Dillon. We recommend the hybrid iteration for sleepers around 230 pounds or more, but keep in mind that it is slightly more expensive than the classic memory foam option above.
More Deal Information: This discount price has remained steady for a few months now.
Plank
For those looking for something supportive and firm, our sleep editors recommend this Plank mattress. Senior mattress and sleep editor Bridget Chapman says it's the firmest bed she's tested and that it 'offers exceptional back support and promotes neutral spinal alignment.' It's also flippable and has two firmness levels for versatility.
More Deal Information: Plank offered 30% off sitewide for Memorial Day, so this offer is slightly less impressive than the one we saw last month.
Bear
If you're seeking a comfortable and budget-friendly design, our sleep editors recommend the Bear Original. Our testers thought it did a great job isolating motion and that the bed fell around the medium-firm range on the mattress scale, which typically best accommodates back and stomach sleepers as well as some combination sleepers.
More Deal Information: This discount matches an offer we saw from Bear earlier this year.
Layla
Side sleepers on the hunt for a good memory foam mattress should consider this Layla model. It offers a flippable design, so you can try out different firmness levels, and is made of copper-infused foam to help regulate temperature throughout the night. That said, it's worth noting that our testers said they 'wouldn't consider it actively cooling.'
More Deal Information: This discount is a regular offer from Layla.
Helix
The Helix Midnight Luxe is at the top of our list for the best mattresses of 2025. Our sleep editors say that it's great for side and combination sleepers who prefer a bed with a medium feel. 'If you're against memory foam mattresses but want a more plush feel, I think the Helix Midnight Luxe will be especially appealing for you,' Dillon explains.
More Deal Information: This mattress was $1,733 during Memorial Day. Since then, Helix has slightly increased the original price of the mattress. It may be worth waiting for another drop in price.
DreamCloud
If you suffer from joint or back pain, this DreamCloud mattress is an excellent option. It's firm enough to offer plenty of support but has a plush top for a little extra comfort. "It has a very luxurious, plush feel that's slightly softer than the other two DreamCloud models,' says Chapman.
More Deal Information: This mattress fell to a low of $1,299 over Memorial Day weekend.
Brooklyn Bedding
This hybrid model from Brooklyn Bedding delivers excellent temperature regulation and accommodates just about any sleeping style. It's available in three firmness levels, isolated movement well and, according to our tester, 'has a true cool-to-the-touch sensation that many brands advertise but don't deliver on.'
More Deal Information: Brooklyn Bedding typically offers a 30% discount over holiday weekends, so it may be worth waiting until July 4 to see if you can get extra savings.
Helix
While the average mattress supports up to 200 to 250 pounds per side, the Helix Plus can hold up to 500 pounds per side (1,000 pounds total). It has a medium-firm construction, but executive strategy editor Lindsay Boyers says, 'it felt plusher than most bed-in-a-box mattresses I've tried.'
More Deal Information: The biggest discount we've seen from Helix is 30% off, but it topped out at 27% over Memorial Day weekend.
Saatva
My personal mattress, the Saatva Classic, employs both a classic innerspring design with a luxe European-style pillow top. It comes in three firmness levels and includes a generous warranty period and free white glove delivery—a major bonus for anyone who's ever struggled with what to do with their old mattress.
More Deal Information: Saatva typically offers $300 off select models, but you can often get an additional $100 off over holiday weekends.
Nolah
Side sleepers typically need a mattress that cushions their hips and shoulders. During our sleep team's testing, this model proved to have superior cushion and pressure relief for side sleepers of various body sizes. 'It's difficult to find a mattress that doesn't cause at least some discomfort around my shoulder after lying on it for a while, but I haven't felt that at all with this one,' says Chapman, who tested the plush Nolah Evolution 15 Mattress in her home for over a month.
More Deal Information: Nolah often offers up to 35% off, so we recommend waiting for another sale or holiday weekend if you're looking to save the most.
Birch
According to Dillon, the Birch Natural Mattress 'delivers a true latex foam feel that makes you feel lifted and supported with just enough cushion from the wool batting to provide ample comfort and pressure relief.' It's especially nice for combination sleepers who need a versatile medium-firm feel to accommodate their changing sleeping positions.
More Deal Information: Birch offered a slightly higher discount of 25% off over Memorial Day weekend.
Amerisleep.com
Pressure relief is one of the most important features a side sleeper should seek from their mattress to help minimize stress on the hips and shoulders. Updates writer Alex Garret says, 'Amerisleep Organica is the most ideal organic option for avid side sleepers because it combines coils with wool and Talalay latex comfort layers to provide more pressure relief than you'd expect from a latex hybrid bed.'
More Deal Information: Amerisleep regularly offers $500 off its beds, but Forbes Vetted has secured an additional $100 discount in the past.
Nolah Mattress
If you have a lot of joint or back pain, we recommend the Nolah Natural mattress as it's a bit softer than your average latex foam design. 'It offers a bouncy, supportive latex foam feel with more pressure relief and cushion than other models I've tested—almost like it's a blend of memory foam and latex foam," says Dillon.
More Deal Details: Nolah periodically offers 35% discounts, so it may be worth waiting for another sale.
PlushBeds
This PlushBeds design is perfect for sleepers seeking a little extra luxury. Chapman, who tested the medium model of the Botanical Bliss, says, 'It felt a little firmer at first, but as I settled into the bed, the layers cradled my joints—this mix of support and pressure relief felt especially comfortable back sleeping."
More Deal Details: PlushBeds doesn't run sitewide promotions as often as some brands. However, it increased the original price of this bed in March, making this deal appear slightly larger than it really is. This current discount has also been live since Memorial Day.
Shopping for a new mattress can feel overwhelming—it's a large purchase and an item that you'll ideally use nightly for years to come. There are a few important factors to consider that can help you find the perfect fit.
Your sleeping style makes a huge difference in the type of mattress that will work best for you. For instance, side sleepers typically prefer softer models that provide ample pressure relief, while stomach sleepers will benefit from the all-around support of a firmer bed.
Mattresses come in a variety of styles, like memory foam and innerspring. Knowing the type of mattress you want can help narrow down your search significantly.
As with any major purchase, budget is a major deciding factor. Establish your budget early to help narrow your options and avoid overspending. After all, you won't be resting much easier on your new mattress if you feel like you've spent significantly more than you wanted.
In addition to mattress sales, you can find excellent deals on bedding right now. With warmer weather arriving, it's the perfect time to shop and save on lighter layers like cooling sheets or coverlets. Some popular bedding brands are hosting summer events alongside mattress retailers this month; these are the best sales we've spotted so far.
If you want more in-depth advice, or you're looking to browse mattresses based on a specific concern, check out some of our curated mattress buying guides to learn more about which models might work best for you.
How Do I Get The Best Deal On A New Mattress?
If you're determined to get the best deal on a new mattress, we recommend marking your calendar and exercising some patience. Mattresses go on sale throughout the year, but long weekends and shopping holidays are typically when you'll see the best deals. If you're willing to wait, Black Friday and Cyber Monday generally bring the lowest prices of the year—allowing you to save an additional 5 to 10% compared to other holidays. Another way to get a good deal on a new mattress is by shopping previous years' models. Retailers like Tempur-Pedic and MattressFirm allow you to shop discontinued (but still perfectly viable) designs for a lot less than what 2025 beds are going for.
What Is The Best Quality Affordable Mattress?
On average, foam or hybrid beds are typically more affordable than their innerspring or organic counterparts. Our sleep editors named the hybrid Allswell the best mattress in a box under $500. You can get the queen-size version of this bed for under $300. The design is definitely on the firmer side of the spectrum, but offers a neutral feel and is well-made—especially considering its modest price tag. That said, the best quality affordable mattress ultimately depends on your unique needs and preferences. For instance, although organic mattresses tend to be more expensive, sleepers with bad allergies or who are concerned with sustainability may wish to adjust their budget to accommodate those features. The Eco Terra Hybrid Latex mattress is our pick for the best value organic mattress. It has similar certifications to higher-end organic models, comes in two firmness levels and is available for under $1,000 when it's on sale.
What Is The Best Month To Buy A Mattress In?
Holiday weekends often bring about great mattress sales, so January, February, May, July, August and November are some of the best months to find deals. If you're willing to wait, the upcoming 4th Of July holiday will likely bring in some extra offers on our top mattress picks.

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