Mattress Budget Calculator

Most sleep experts recommend spending $800-$1,500 for a quality queen mattress. However, great options exist at every price point. The key is matching the mattress specs to your sleep needs rather than just chasing a price tag.

Not necessarily. A $700 hybrid with 800 coils and 3.5 lb/ft³ foam can outperform a $2,000 bed with vague specs. Focus on disclosed materials, coil count, foam density, and trial/warranty terms rather than brand prestige.

Hybrid mattresses with zoned support are generally best for back pain. The zoned coils provide firmer support where your lumbar needs it and softer cushioning for shoulders. Medium-firm (6-7/10) is the sweet spot for most back pain sufferers.

Yes, but buy from the brand's official storefront — not third-party sellers. Official storefronts honor the full trial period (often 100-365 nights), warranty, and free returns. Third-party sellers may not.

The biggest discounts happen during Presidents' Day (Feb), Memorial Day (May), Prime Day (July), Labor Day (Sep), and Black Friday/Cyber Monday (Nov). You can typically save 20-40% during these events.