If you're on the hunt for a Leesa mattress deal or sale, you've come to the right place. We monitor prices closely all year round, and keep this article updated with our findings. Read on for a look at the top current deal, plus information on when to buy to snag the cheapest prices.
Right now there's 20% off Leesa mattresses, when you buy direct from the brand. The budget-friendly Leesa Studio has $110 off, and you'll even get two free pillows with every purchase, and the option to add some discounted bedding to your order.
These offers have been running for a while now, so they're not particularly unusual, but it's still excellent value for what you're getting (the Black Friday mattress sales are on their way, but we're not expecting discounts to increase for this event).
In our Leesa Original Mattress review, we found this mattress firmly supportive with good temperature regulation (this can be an issue with all-foam mattresses). Leesa's slow-moving, body-cradling memory foam reminded us of Tempur-Pedic's mattresses, so this brand could be an excellent option if you're looking for a (far) more budget-friendly alternative to a Tempur.
We rank Leesa amongst the best mattress brands for charitable giving – for every 10 mattresses sold, Leesa will donates one to a family in need. A 100-night risk-free trial means you’ll have time to try out your mattress and make sure it's the right fit for you, and a 10-year warranty also applies. Read on for a closer look at the best Leesa deals and sales to shop now.
Which Leesa mattress should you buy?
Most people will be looking for a balance of great value and excellent comfort. We reckon that the Leesa Original will suit the majority of people's needs, with three layers of premium foam that help support, transfer weigh evenly, and keep you cool at night – and now starting at just $699, it's not too costly.
If you prefer a little more bounce to your bed, you might want to upgrade to the Leesa Hybrid. Similar in construction to the Original, you'll also get a full layer of pocket springs, which add extra support and lift. Starting at $949 in the current Leesa Sale, it's a little more expensive, but still great value when you consider the high build quality and back support it offers.
If you want the very best Leesa sleep technology, the Leesa Legend has packed in every innovation the brand has developed so far. Starting at $1,519 in a twin after discount, it's a superb chance to get all of that coveted Leesa sleep comfort for less. The MSRP for this mattress has risen since earlier this year, however, and that price rise is reflected in the sale price.
Leesa also offers a budget mattress called the Studio by Leesa, which is up to 20% off and starts from $539 in a twin (after discount). Meanwhile, if overheating is a sleep issue you're hoping to remedy, the brand's coolest offering is the Leesa Sapira Hybrid, which sits between the Leesa Hybrid and Leesa Legend. It's on sale for up to $400 right now, with a twin now starting at $1,079.
Like most other mattress brands, Leesa's retail prices have gradually increased due to inflation and supply chain issues. Despite that change, Leesa is still among the more affordable mattresses out there, especially after frequent discounts.
The sleep brand also makes a range of accessories, including sheet sets, good-quality mattress protectors, comforters, cushions and one of the best mattress toppers for instant comfort. See how this bed brand compares to one of the big competitors in our Leesa vs Casper showdown.
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Leesa's Original mattress is all-foam model covered with a premium twill cover. Below that sits a comfort layer of foam that responds quickly to your movements during sleep and hugs you around the shoulders, back and hips. Beneath that is a 'recovery' layer.
This is a firmer foam that contours to your body, and provides you with the support you need to get a good night's rest. It also looks after your hips and shoulders, though we'd recommend the Leesa Hybrid or the Leesa Legend if you're experiencing neck and back pain. A support layer holds everything together and provides deeper support for your entire body while keeping your spine in neutral alignment.
If you're after an all-foam mattress at a reasonable price, the Leesa Original has proved popular with customers. It averages a user review score of 4.5 out of stars from over 20,000 reviews. Amazon buyers also rate it 4 out of 5. It's more expensive than similar top-rated models from Nectar and DreamCloud, but it also sleeps relatively cool, making it a good choice for hot sleepers.
For the latest savings on comparable brands, see our round-ups of the best Nectar mattress sales and deals and the latest DreamCloud mattress discounts and sales.
- Read more: Leesa Original mattress review
For those who prefer to have a sprung mattress, the Leesa Hybrid could be the perfect alternative to the Original. Similar in construction except with a full layer of pocket coils and a perforated top layer of foam, the Hybrid delivers both more stability and extra night-time cooling for those who tend to sleep hot.
While there's a small increase in price here, we think it's well worth it if you're not a fan of all-foam models – plus, with the current discounts available, there's no better time to go for a slightly more premium mattress. The Leesa Hybrid has a hole-punched top layer to make it more breathable, and while it isn't a dedicated cooling mattress, the design of this top layer does help body heat to dissipate.
Considering this is an affordable hybrid model, we're pleased to see such a high number of active response pocket springs packed into it – 1,000, in fact. These increase airflow throughout the mattress, plus they contribute towards support and motion isolation (so you don't feel your bed partner moving around so much).
The Leesa Hybrid is a good choice for most sleepers, especially back and stomach sleepers who like a medium-firm bed, plus restless couples who often wake each other up with their tossing and turning. For a comparable cooling hybrid mattress, take a look at our Casper Wave Hybrid Snow Mattress review, or learn how to buy a hotel luxury bed for less with our Saatva Classic Mattress review. For the latest savings on that model, see our Saatva mattress sale guide.
If you're after the best of the best, the Leesa Legend is the only choice. With six individual layers – two of which are pocket sprung – there's a heck of a lot of tech packed into this mattress. That second layer of pocket springs is a standout feature, and one not often seen in other mattresses, regardless of price. Essentially, you'll be getting the traditional 100% strung layer for full-body support as you'd expect, but you'll also get two zones of 'microcoils' for targeted hip and shoulder support.
That's not just some gimmick, either – according to reviewers the construction almost totally eliminates motion transfer, meaning no matter how much you (or your partner) tosses and turns during the night, there shouldn't be too many disturbances.
The Legend is much more expensive than the Hybrid and the Original, so it's definitely worth weighing up the benefits before buying. However, if you've made up your mind, the current Leesa mattress sale is a good chance to save 15% on the brand's flagship model.
If you like the sound of the eco-friendly and organic materials used in the Leesa Legend but want something more affordable, we'd recommend the Avocado Green Mattress, which is often on sale – read our round-up of the best Avocado mattress sales and deals for the latest savings.
The Leesa Studio is the cheapest mattress the brand offers. These budget versions are often stripped-back versions of the bestsellers and, while they are cheaper, can often lack a little in the functionality department.
However, the Studio is more than three slabs of memory foam. That might sound dismissive, but in all honestly, while the Studio isn't hi-tech, it's a good option for a guest room or for sleepers on a very tight budget.
The base is shared with the original, and above that are two separate memory foam layers that offer the support and comfort we've come to expect. Right now, you can bring one home for as low as $439, with a 20% saving, which is the best price we've seen for this model.
Do you need a Leesa Mattress promo code?
Yes and no. You don't need a Leesa mattress promo code to take advantage of any discounts shown on the mattresses, as these savings are displayed automatically and are shown instantly. When it comes to the bedding and bed bases you do need to type in a promo code.
This is often displayed at the top of the website and you simply enter the discount code word or name into the designated box on the order summary page. By doing this you secure the 10-15% saving usually offered on Leesa's accessories and bases. For snuggly sleep, check out our best comforters guide too.
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