DreamCloud Black Friday mattress sale 2024: Get 50% off + $100 off for a limited time
DreamCloud's mattresses are up to 50% off for Black Friday, so is now the right time to buy?
Popular mid-range mattress manufacturer DreamCloud has launched its 2024 Black Friday sale – offering up to 50% off mattresses at DreamCloud.
Black Friday offers strong prices for DreamCloud's mattresses, with the company's famous memory foam mattresses starting at just $299. However, these prices have held strong year-round and actually remain, from what we can see, completely unchanged from the sales we've seen in past months.
However, for those looking to spend a little more on their mattress purchase, the firm is now offering an extra saving of $100 on every order over $1,000. This is especially useful for those looking for a luxury mattress as it reduces a queen size DreamCloud Premier Rest mattress to just $1,199 (was $1,299). This limited-time deal probably won't hang around for long, so you better act fast if you want to get one of DreamCloud's luxury mattresses.
This current sale has been running for a year now. The brand first cut its prices by 50% in late October last year, in DreamCloud's pre-Black Friday sale. It was one of the best Black Friday mattress deals of the year... and that sale never stopped. Yes, the name of the sale has changed several times over the last 12 months, but the actual prices of DreamCloud's mattresses haven't.
We think the current sale is unbeatable: you'll struggle to find mattresses of the same quality in the $400-$1,000 price bracket. Although the language used to denote the sales may seem a bit sneaky, we can vouch for the quality of these mattresses, and confirm that they are absolutely worth the money.
It's worth noting that DreamCloud hasn't launched its Black Friday sale in the UK yet, but the UK site does have some 'early Black Friday savings', hinting that we could see further reductions closer to the time.
The current DreamCloud mattress sale
Save up to 50% on DreamCloud mattresses
US sale: prices from $299
UK sale: prices from £375
The bottom line: This discount isn't new in the US. DreamCloud's prices have remained the same since they first dropped during DreamCloud's Black Friday sale last year. But the sale is a real bargain. It means that a queen size version of DreamCloud's flagship hybrid mattress, which sits at number two in our best mattress guide, costs $665. That's great value: it's $134 cheaper than the lowest price ($799) we saw throughout 2022 and 2023 - and it's a whopping $1,450 less than our number one mattress, the Saatva Classic (which is also a hybrid). We hugely recommend DreamCloud's mattresses at these prices.
Will DreamCloud mattresses get cheaper?
DreamCloud's mattresses are some of the most competitively priced in the industry, offering hotel-style beds with high-quality materials for entry-level prices.
The pricing of DreamCloud's mattresses has remained the same since Black Friday 2023, with up to 50% off the MSRPs, which have also remained unchanged. We judge these to be excellent value, and don't anticipate them being reduced further anytime soon.
In fact, if we look at competitors like Saatva, we can see that MSRPs have been raised year-over-year as inflation and other economic factors hit manufacturers. The threat of incoming tariffs means that products like mattresses will likely get more expensive in the future.
All of which is to say, the best time to buy a DreamCloud mattress is now. Black Friday is the time of the year when mattresses are at their lowest prices, so if DreamCloud's prices remain unchanged now, they likely will for at least the rest of the year.
The best DreamCloud deals ahead of Black Friday
There are six DreamCloud mattresses in total in the US and they all have up to a 50% discount. Here, we've picked the three mattresses we most recommend - but you can see all six over on the DreamCloud site.
In the UK? Jump to the best UK deals
1. DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress: twin from $419 at DreamCloud - up to 50% off
Review score: ★★★★1/2
Firmness: 7/10
Today's price (queen): $665
October's price: $665
Last year's price: $730
Likelihood of further Black Friday discount: low
Great for: Most sleepers; side sleepers; hot sleepers; heavier bodies; back and hip pain.
Avoid if: You want to sink deeply into your mattress (you'll need an all-foam mattress - try #3 and #4 below).
The bottom line: DreamCloud's flagship mattress hasn't changed price in a year now, but it's outstanding value for money, and we highly recommend it for most people. We awarded the mattress 4.5/5 stars in our DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress review. It's at the firmer end of medium-firm, and delivers excellent back support and pressure relief for hundreds of dollars less than its higher-end hybrid rivals, such as the Saatva Classic or Winkbed. This isn't a new deal: the DreamCloud Hybrid has cost $419 for a twin and $665 for a queen-size all year so far—around $130 cheaper than it was last year. You'll be hard-pushed to find another hybrid mattress of this quality at this price.
2. DreamCloud Premier Rest Hybrid mattress: from $949 at DreamCloud — up to 50% off
Review score: not yet reviewed
Firmness: 7/10
Today's price (queen): $1,199
Last month's price: $1,299
Likelihood of further Black Friday discount: low
The bottom line: If you want a little more support for your back and joints, or just a super-luxurious experience, DreamCloud's top-tier Premier Hybrid mattress is your best bet. At 14 inches tall, it's two inches bigger than the entry-level DreamCloud Hybrid mattress at number one in this list, with deeper foam layers to give more comfort and support. The price hasn't changed since last year: it's still $949 for a twin. But with the new promotion, a queen is down to $1,199, with a 365-night trial, free shipping and forever warranty. For context, it's a little cheaper than close rival the Nectar Luxe Hybrid mattress, which starts at $1,099 for a twin and costs $1,399 for a queen.
Great for: Anyone who wants a more luxurious mattress; anyone with back or joint pain, thanks to the extra support from the thicker foam layers; hot sleepers, due to the layer of coils (it's easier for air to flow through these than foam).
Avoid if: You have a smaller budget.
3. DreamCloud Memory Foam mattress: twin from $299 at DreamCloud — up to 50% off
Review score: not yet reviewed
Firmness: 6.5/10
Today's price (queen): $765
Last month's price: $765
Last year's price: $899
Likelihood of Black Friday discount: low
The bottom line: This is the most affordable DreamCloud mattress you can buy. It's currently at its lowest price to date, with a twin down to $299 (it was $359 last November) and a queen at $765 ($899 last November). Inside, there are seven layers of foam, including a 2.5-inch therapeutic gel memory foam layer that's designed to provide pressure relief for your neck, back, shoulders and hips. As the cheapest model in the range, we don't expect this price to drop for Black Friday.
Great for: Lower budgets.
Avoid if: You're looking for a more luxurious mattress.
4. DreamCloud Premier Memory Foam mattress: twin from $749 at DreamCloud — up to 50% off
Review score: being reviewed (we like it)
Firmness: 6.5/10
Today's price (queen): $1,049
Last month's price: $1,049
Likelihood of Black Friday discount: low
The bottom line: The Premier Memory Foam mattress is a step-up from the regular memory foam model above, adding an extra inch to the height for added comfort and support, and some cooling features for hot sleepers. We're testing one at the moment and we've been impressed by its ability to keep our reviewer cool throughout the night, despite the warm weather. We're currently looking at $749 for a twin and with the limited time discount, $949 for a queen. If you're looking for that extra bit of luxury, it's worth considering the upgrade.
Great for: Most body types and sleeping positions; anyone with back pain (our tester had been suffering from aches and pains, but woke up pain-free).
Avoid if: You prefer a traditional innerspring feel with a bit of bounce (choose The DreamCloud at #1 or DreamCloud Premier Rest Hybrid at #2 instead.)
UK: The best DreamCloud mattress deals ahead of Black Friday
There's also a 50% DreamCloud sale in the UK, too. Here, DreamCloud has a smaller range, offering only two models: the DreamCloud Hybrid and Luxury Hybrid mattresses.
The website is currently touting 'early Black Friday deals', so we could see these prices drop further in the coming weeks.
1. DreamCloud Hybrid mattress: from £375 at DreamCloud Sleep — save up to 50%
Review score: not reviewed yet
Firmness: 6.5/10
Today's price (double): £525
Likelihood of Black Friday discount: medium
The bottom line: DreamCloud's entry-level mattress has two memory foam and foam layers to provide cushioned, tailored support, and a layer of pocket springs for additional support. We haven't tested this one yet, but we were impressed with its more premium sibling (below) when we tried it. In the current sale, a single costs £356.25, which according to DreamCloud saves you over £600 on what it's worth; while a super king costs £664.05, saving £767.95. We can't vouch for that – but the current price makes it more than £100 cheaper than Simba's rival entry-level hybrid mattress, which currently starts at £497.17. (However, both Emma and Nectar have similarly specced, entry-level hybrid mattresses that are slightly cheaper, so if you're after the lowest possible price for a decent hybrid, consider those too.)
Great for: Most people and sleeping positions
Avoid if: You need extra support, or want a very luxurious mattress - the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress below is a better choice.
2. DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress: from £499 — save up to 50%
Review score: ★★★★1/2
Firmness: 6.5/10
Today's price (double): £649
Last year's price: £709
Likelihood of Black Friday discount: High
The bottom line: The DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid is an upper-mid range model that has the feel of a far more expensive mattress: we gave it 4.5/5 stars in our DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress review. The thicker upper layers of foam deliver a soothing, body-hug feel, while lower levels of foam boost the support. It manages to be cosy and cool, and isolates movement very well – which is good news for couples and restless sleepers. We highly recommend this mattress, but we advise waiting for the DreamCloud Black Friday sale to launch before buying it. Currently, a single starts at £356.25, which is more expensive than last year, when the price was £408, so we think there's scope for this to drop when the official Black Friday DreamCloud sale starts. A double, meanwhile, is £649. That's £59 cheaper than last year, down from £709, but we think it could fall again...
Great for: Most people and sleeping positions; hot sleepers; couples and restless sleepers.
Avoid if: you're a heavier body or prefer a firmer mattress - you may find it too soft.
DreamCloud Black Friday mattress sale 2024: our predictions
Will there be more reductions on DreamCloud mattresses for Black Friday?
Black Friday falls on November 29 this year, but many brands including DreamCloud have already launched their sales. Of course, that doesn't mean that we won't see any more reductions - we could always see some last-minute deals either on Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Plus, we could see freebies like bedding bundles added to entice more shoppers.
We don't predict either of these outcomes for DreamCloud, as their prices have held strong throughout the year. We don't predict them dropping further, but we could always be surprised.
We reckon the likelihood of more reductions is more likely in the UK, where the website touts 'early Black Friday sales'.
Is Black Friday a good time to buy a DreamCloud mattress?
It's as good a time as any... DreamCloud's 50% off sale has remained live since Black Friday last year, and that hasn't changed for this Black Friday sale. The products are currently being sold for the same prices we've seen all year, including in the Presidents' Day mattress sales, Memorial Day mattress sales and Labor Day mattress sales, which means you won't be getting a special deal.
With an extra $100 off orders over £1,000 it's definitely worth taking the plunge if you were considering one of the higher-tier models. But could we see the lower-spec models get discounts as well? Now that we're this close to Black Friday, it's worth hanging on to see if any new offers emerge...
- DreamCloud Hybrid mattress: $665
- DreamCloud Memory Foam mattress: $765
- DreamCloud Premier Hybrid mattress: $949
- DreamCloud Premier Memory Foam mattress: $949
- DreamCloud Premier Rest Hybrid mattress: $1,199
- DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam mattress: $1,299
Who has the best DreamCloud Black Friday mattress deals?
The best place to buy a DreamCloud mattress is always going to be directly from DreamCloud itself. This ensures you get all the benefits promised by the company, including the 365-night trial, free shipping and forever warranty, without any quibbles or room for confusion, which can occasionally happen when you buy from a third-party site.
Your order will be shipped to you in a box (DreamCloud makes some of the best mattresses-in-a-box). You can also find DreamCloud mattresses in stores across the United States. Take a look at DreamCloud's store finder to find a seller near you.
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Jack, a multimedia journalist, is the Sleep Deals Writer for Tom's Guide. Since attaining his journalism degree at the University of Gloucestershire, Jack has built up eight years of experience in writing and content creation. At Tom’s Guide, he is responsible for reporting on the latest deals and sales on mattresses, mattress toppers, beds, bedding, and sleep tech. Jack is fascinated by the link between sleep and mental health, productivity, and general quality-of-life. He’s especially interested in exploring how technology from brands like Sleep Number and Eight Sleep can improve sleep and general wellbeing. His other interests include live music and gaming, subjects about which he has penned thousands of words.