We compared 9 online mattress companies to help you decide which one is right for your needs
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- The online marketplace for mattresses is more crowded than ever, with companies like Casper, Leesa, Bear, and more all vying for your business.
- So to help you find the best online mattress company for your specific sleep needs, we compared nine popular options.
- All of the online mattresses listed below offer a 90- or 100-night risk-free trial, free shipping and returns, and a 10-year warranty.
- Check out our guides to the best mattresses, the best sheets, and pillows you can buy.
The fact that buying a new mattress no longer requires driving to a showroom and then spending a few hours testing different options under fluorescent lights is a perk of modern life.
The explosion of online mattress startups means we can try out beds in the comfort of our homes, without hovering attendants, and skip the prices that accompany brick-and-mortar stores. What used to be a tedious afternoon has been simplified to a click.
It's great. But, the proliferation of options in a vast online marketplace where most mattresses look the same can make the buying process more convoluted than it should be. The products are cheaper, more convenient, and often better — but it can be impossible to distinguish which retailers' mattresses will suit your needs.
Keeping that in mind, we aimed to streamline the comparison process for you. Below are nine popular online mattress retailers and a cheat sheet comparing what each one's products are known for, to save you time. You can also just refer to our guide to the best mattress you can buy, which we regularly update.
All nine mattress retailers offer:
- A 10-year warranty
- Free shipping and easy returns
- A generous, 90- to 100-night sleep trial (Tempur-Pedic offers 90, most offer 100)
Once you do settle on a mattress, you can treat yourself to a new set of sheets for a job well done.
Read the original article on Business InsiderLeesa
Types of mattresses: Leesa has four mattresses: the Studio has three layers of foam, the Original has three layers of premium foam, the Hybrid has foam and one layer of springs, and the Legend has foam and two layers of springs.
We like that the hybrids combine the support of traditional springs and the comfort of foam for the best of both worlds, though at a higher price point. We named Leesa's mid-tier Hybrid mattress as the top pick in our buying guide for the best mattresses online.
Price range: $599-$1,699 whether you want a Twin or California King.
Special features: Its mattresses are produced with 100% American-made materials. Leesa is also a certified B Corp and was named to B Lab's Best For The World list in 2019.
Current discounts: Use the code "INSIDER" for 20% off all sizes of the Hybrid mattress. If you're shopping for other styles, you can take up to $350 off mattresses and get a free sheet set. Leesa is also doing contact-free deliveries.
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Casper
Types of mattresses: Casper has three mattresses. Its cheapest mattress, the Original, has a perforated top foam layer with three zones of support and optional springs. The Nova Hybrid has two top layers of perforated foam, seven zones of support, and optional springs. The Wave Hybrid has three layers of perforated, breathable foam, and a thin coating of refreshing gel on top. Its hybrid base is made with springs, and gel pods placed under the waist and lower back plus another three zones of support for the spine, as well as ergonomic support throughout. We named the Original the best all-foam mattress you can buy online.
Price range: $595-$1,495
Special features: Casper utilizes recycled bottles in its covers — from 57 to 121 bottles per mattress.
Current discounts: Use the code "INSIDER" any time at checkout to get up to $75 off select mattresses.
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Purple
Types of mattresses: Purple has three mattresses: an original Purple mattress, a Purple Hybrid, and Purple Hybrid Premiere. The original Purple mattress offers balanced support with its signature Purple Grid layer. The Hybrid has dynamic support with its Purple Grid and coils. The Hybrid Premiere is an extra inch thick, with coils and 50% more Purple Grid than the Hybrid.
Price range: $649-$3,798
Special features: The Purple Mattress is billed as the world's first No-Pressure Mattress, or, in other words, it supports the body without creating any painful pressure points or pockets of heat. The company's Purple Grid facilitates airflow and was built to eliminate pressure points altogether.
Current discounts: Get a free mattress protector and Plush Pillow with select mattresses.
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Helix
Types of mattresses: Depends. After filling out a questionnaire with information such as your height, weight, firmness preference, and sleeping style, Helix will develop your very own sleep profile, which will be analyzed to optimize the performance of your mattress. Altogether, the site offers about 13 different options.
Price range: $600 to $2,199.
Special features: Customization of the mattress based on your individual sleep profile. Helix can even set you up with a split mattress so that you and your partner can both be perfectly comfortable sleeping side by side.
Current discounts: Get $100 off any mattress and two free Dream Pillows with the code "TOPRANK100" at checkout. Spend $1,250 or more and get $150 off and two free Dream Pillows with the code "TOPRANK150" at checkout. Spend $1,750 or more and get $200 off and two free Dream Pillows with the code "TOPRANK200" at checkout.
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Tuft & Needle
Types of mattresses: Tuft & Needle makes three mattresses: the Original, the Mint, and the Hybrid. The Original has 10 inches of Adaptive Foam, the Mint has 12 inches of Enhanced Adaptive Foam, and the Hybrid has 12 inches of Adaptive Foam and springs.
Price range: $350-$1,745
Special features: The T&N foam is meant to adapt to every individual's body; the more pressure you apply, the more it supports you.
Current discounts: Take up to 30% off on select items sitewide.
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Bear
Types of mattresses: Bear makes three types of mattresses: the Original, the Pro, and the Hybrid. The Original is medium-firm and has 10 inches of graphite memory foam. The Pro is medium-firm and includes 12 inches of both copper and gel memory foam. The Hybrid is medium-firm and 14 inches high, made from the company's Serene foam as well as coils.
Price range: $500-$1,690
Special features: Bear claims its premium graphite gel memory foam was engineered specifically for optimal cooling, comfort, and muscle recovery, so if you want to decrease your chances of waking up sore after a workout, this might be worth considering. Plus, Bear has donated over $150,000 and more than 2,700 pieces of equipment to local youth sports programs in Jersey City through Good Sports Charity.
Current discounts: Take 20% off sitewide and get two free Cloud Pillows with the code "Hello20" at checkout.
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Eight Sleep
Type of mattress: Eight Sleep makes three high-tech, temperature-regulating, sleep-tracking mattress. The Mars+ smart mattress tracks your sleep and can adjust the temperature of your bed. The Pod has four layers of foam for medium firmness and is 11-inches thick. The Pod Pro, which is 12 inches, has more features like GentleRise Wake Up Technology, and double the number of sensors.
Price: $2,295-$3,495 for a Full to Queen
Special features: It uses warm or cool liquid in its Active Grid Tech cover to keep you at your ideal temperature — regulating each side of the bed from 55 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit. It also includes sensors that track your individual biometrics on each side of the bed, including sleep stages, sleep time, tosses and turns, heart rate, and more. You can control settings and access sleep reports and insights via an app. You can also set your Pod temperature remotely from outside the house.
Current discounts: Take up to $200 off automatically at checkout.
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Tempur-pedic
Type of mattress: Tempur-Pedic makes five different mattresses: the Tempur-Cloud, Temper-Adapt, Tempur-PROAdapt, Tempur-LuxeAdapt, and the Tempur-Breeze (which you can get in a Luxe or Pro version). All of them are meant to offer great motion separation and pressure point relief, and you can choose your level of firmness for most of them.
The Tempur-Cloud is the cheapest in its signature Tempur material, the Tempur-Adapt has the addition of a cool-to-the-touch cover, and the Tempur-PROAdapt has 20% more pressure relief thanks to its Tempur-APR material and an added washable, zip-off cooling cover.
The Tempur-Luxe has two different iterations (Luxe and Pro) and is 30% more body-conforming than the Tempur-PROAdapt. Both the Luxe and Pro versions use the same Tempur-CM material with great breathability, but the LuxeBreeze also has built-in ventilation channels. The LuxeBreeze can help you sleep up to 8 degrees Fahrenheit cooler at night, and the PRObreeze can manage 3 degrees cooler. We named the Tempur-Pedic PRObreeze the best mattress for hot sleepers.
Price range: $1,699-$8,398 for a Twin to Split King
Current discounts: The original pressure-absorbing Tempur material was developed by NASA to support astronauts during liftoff. Its PRObreeze and LUXEBreeze options can also keep you a few degrees cooler at night.
Extra offerings: Save 20% on any Tempur-Cloud mattress and 40% on any size mattress topper. Plus, get a $300 instant gift with select mattress purchases.
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Allswell
Types of mattresses: Allswell makes three mattresses: the Allswell, Luxe, and Supreme. The original Allswell is a hybrid made with memory foam and coil. The Luxe is also a hybrid foam and coil mattress, with the addition of cooling gel swirl foam. The Supreme is a hybrid foam and coil mattress with extra padding and a temperature-regulating foam layer.
Price range: $265-$1,245
Special features: Allswell is one of the cheapest hybrid foam and coil mattresses on the market.
Current discounts: Take 20% off the Luxe and Supreme mattresses, bedding, and bath and spa items with the code "MEM20" now through May 25.
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