Yogasleep Mattress Review

Models 3 models
Feels Medium and Medium Firm
Trial 101 nights
Warranty 10 years
Owner Reviews Not yet researched
Ship Type Free shipping; ships in a box

The 30-Second Verdict: Quick Summary

Yogasleep is the new name for Yogabed. The brand was Marpac, a sound machine company, until 2020 and bought Yogabed in 2017. It still sells three mattresses, but they are now a side line to its Dohm and Hushh sound machines. Prices run from $649 for a twin to $1,649 for a king or California king. You get a 101-night trial, a 10-year limited warranty and free shipping in the lower 48. All three beds are medium or medium firm, so there is no firm or plush choice. The brand does not publish foam densities, layer thicknesses or coil counts.

Cool Memory Foam Mattress Cool Memory Foam Mattress, product photo
Cool Memory Foam Mattress, product photo
Firmness Medium-firm Not yet researched
Mattress Type All-foam Not yet researched
Queen $ $949 $949
Coil Count Not yet researched Not yet researched
Key Strengths
  • Side and back sleepers who like contouring memory foam
  • Couples who want little motion from a partner
  • Shoppers who want a 101-night trial and a 10-year warranty
  • Buyers who can use HSA or FSA money for a mattress
Good to Know
  • Strict stomach sleepers, since outside reviewers found the all-foam bed too soft under the hips
  • Sleepers over 230 to 250 lbs who want a very sturdy edge
  • Shoppers who want a firm, plush, latex or organic-certified bed
  • Anyone who must try a mattress in a store first
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Chapter 01

Is Yogasleep the best mattress for you?

Good fit: memory-foam and medium-firm fans; side and back sleepers wanting contouring pressure relief; couples needing motion isolation; hot sleepers drawn to copper and gel cooling claims; shoppers who value a 101-night trial, a 10-year warranty, free shipping and HSA/FSA eligibility; sound-machine owners who already trust the brand.

Poor fit: anyone wanting to try before buying (no showrooms and no US retail mattress listings found); strict stomach sleepers (the all-foam Yogabed tested too soft under the hips at Tuck and Sleepopolis); sleepers over 230-250 lb (Tuck's heavyweight testers sank too deep on the 10 in foam model and found the edges soft); shoppers needing firm or plush options (all three models are medium or medium-firm only); strict-organic buyers (no GOTS, GOLS or OEKO-TEX certification found); spec-checkers (no published foam densities, layer thicknesses or coil counts); buyers wanting a true luxury or latex bed.

Outside review scores
Review sites checked: Sleepopolis, Tuck. Their scores: Sleepopolis 3.8/5 (Yogabed). Model they tested: Not yet researched. Each site tests in its own way, so read each row on its own.

Yogasleep (Marpac until 2020) still sells mattresses, but they are now a side line to its Dohm and Hushh sound machines. Three US-made models remain - Cool Memory Foam $649-$1,149, ThermaCool Gel $749-$1,449, Cool Hybrid $949-$1,649 - with a 101-night trial, 10-year limited warranty and free shipping. The Yogabed name has been dropped from product titles.

Parent company since 1962
In business

101 nights
Home trial

10 years
Warranty

When Yogasleep makes sense
  • Side and back sleepers who like contouring memory foam
  • Couples who want little motion from a partner
  • Shoppers who want a 101-night trial and a 10-year warranty
  • Buyers who can use HSA or FSA money for a mattress
When Another Mattress May Suit You Better
  • Strict stomach sleepers, since outside reviewers found the all-foam bed too soft under the hips
  • Sleepers over 230 to 250 lbs who want a very sturdy edge
  • Shoppers who want a firm, plush, latex or organic-certified bed
  • Anyone who must try a mattress in a store first
Review site scores

How the big review sites score Yogasleep

Each site's own score and the exact bed it tested, side by side.

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Publication Reported Score Configuration Tested Testing Scope Evaluation Focus

Main configuration: Not yet researched. Read each row's testing scope before comparing scores. Each outlet uses its own method, so we don't combine these scores into one rating.

Reading the scores

Why we don't average the scores

Use the dates and sources shown with each result. Prices, models and policies can change.
Chapter 02

Comfort and firmness: which mattress fits you

Why this matters to you: Feel names are the brand's words, not measurements. Use them to shortlist two or three beds, then let your body decide.

Side sleepers: Cool Memory Foam or ThermaCool - Sleepopolis found the medium-firm Yogabed supportive at the hips yet soft enough that shoulders do not jam, though its lightweight side testers wanted softer. Back sleepers: all three, since Sleepopolis rates the medium-firm feel as ideal for neutral spine alignment.

Combination sleepers: Cool Hybrid, because the all-foam Yogabed has very little bounce and testers felt stuck when changing position, even though Tuck rated its motion isolation highly. Couples and restless partners: Cool Hybrid (dynamic edge coils reduce motion transfer) or either foam model (Tuck measured very low motion transfer but only fair edge support).

Hot sleepers: ThermaCool (gel-swirl) or Cool Memory Foam (copper-infused), although Tuck warned the older Yogabed can be a heat trap for some sleepers. Heavier sleepers (230-250 lb and up): the 12 in Cool Hybrid is the safer pick; Tuck's heavyweight testers sank too deep in the 10 in foam and felt the perimeter was not sturdy.

Strict stomach sleepers: Tuck and Sleepopolis both found the all-foam bed too soft under the hips for long stomach sleeping. Kids and guest rooms: Twin and Twin XL sizes plus the $279-$369 Versatile Mattress Foundation.

Firmness finder

Which Yogasleep feel fits you?

Weight chart not yet researched

Weight and sleep position can change how a bed feels. We have not yet checked whether Yogasleep publishes a fit chart by body weight, so use a trial, where one is offered, to test the bed the way you sleep at home.

Four alignment checkpoints against a neutral posture line Neck Shoulders Lower back Hips level with spine sink in, no pinch no gap below no sag Straight spine line
  1. Neck: on your side, your nose should line up with the middle of your chest, not tip up or down.
  2. Shoulders: your bottom shoulder should sink in. Tingling or a numb arm means the bed is too firm for you.
  3. Lower back: on your back, slide a flat hand under your waist. A big gap means too firm; no room at all can mean too soft.
  4. Hips: ask someone to look from the side. Hips lower than shoulders means the bed is too soft for you.
Figure 2.1: Four checks to run in a store, lying still in the position you sleep in most. The store test in chapter 11 says how long to lie on each bed.
Chapter 03

Compare the mattresses

Why this matters to you: Models from one brand can differ in feel, height and layers. Match the feel label and height to how you sleep before you compare prices.

Yogasleep lists 3 models. Feel names are the brand's labels.

Three mattresses are sold today, each in six sizes (Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King).

Cool Memory Foam Mattress (SKU YD2100; $649 Twin to $1,149 King/Cal King; 10 in profile; medium-firm; copper-infused memory foam over contouring foam layers; quilted cooling pillow-top cover with side handles; CertiPUR-US foams; 54-86 lb by size; carries a Made in the USA tag) - the value all-foam pick and the direct descendant of the original Yogabed (the legacy /products/yogabed URL now redirects here).

ThermaCool Gel Memory Foam Mattress (SKU YD2200; $749 to $1,449; 10 in; medium feel; gel-swirl plus copper-infused memory foam layers; CertiPUR-US; 56-90 lb; product created Jan 2024, published Feb 2025) - the softest and most cooling-focused foam option.

Cool Hybrid Mattress (SKU YD2300; $949 to $1,649; 12 in; medium-firm; responsive coils with dynamic edge coils under foam comfort layers; CertiPUR-US; 66-130 lb) - the only coil model, aimed at couples and restless sleepers.

Retired: the original 10 in four-layer Yogabed (Yoga Instant Response Foam comfort layer, YogaGel memory foam, two high-density polyfoam support and base layers; 6.5/10 medium-firm per Tuck and Sleepopolis) and the softer Unplug foam mattress (2 in YogaGel over 8 in polyfoam; no longer listed and its product URL returns 404). Not published: layer thicknesses, foam densities or IFDs, coil count and gauge, and cover fibre content.

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Visual Model Build Profile Firmness (brand words) Queen $
Cool Memory Foam Mattress, product photo Cool Memory Foam Mattress All-foam 10 in Medium-firm $949
ThermaCool Gel Memory Foam Mattress, product photo ThermaCool Gel Memory Foam Mattress The softest and most cooling-focused foam bed. It uses gel-swirl foam plus copper-infused memory foam layers. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified. 10 in Medium $1,199
Cool Hybrid Mattress, product photo Cool Hybrid Mattress Foam over coils 12 in Medium-firm $1,399

Where the maker doesn't publish a number, we say so.

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ModelCoil gaugeCoil countFoam densityLatexILD
Model 1 of 3

Cool Memory Foam Mattress: Not yet researched

Cool Memory Foam Mattress, product photo
Cool Memory Foam Mattress
Cool Memory Foam Mattress, product photo
Construction All-foam
Profile 10 in
Firmness Medium-firm
Queen $ $949
Not yet researched Not yet researched

The value all-foam bed and the direct descendant of the original Yogabed. It has copper-infused memory foam over contouring foam layers and a quilted cooling pillow-top cover. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified. It carries a Made in the USA tag.

Best For

Consider Instead If

See current pricing →
Model 2 of 3

ThermaCool Gel Memory Foam Mattress: Softest, most cooling-focused foam option

ThermaCool Gel Memory Foam Mattress, product photo
ThermaCool Gel Memory Foam Mattress
ThermaCool Gel Memory Foam Mattress, product photo
Construction Not yet researched
Profile 10 in
Firmness Medium
Queen $ $1,199
Not yet researched Not yet researched

The softest and most cooling-focused foam bed. It uses gel-swirl foam plus copper-infused memory foam layers. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified.

Best For

Consider Instead If

See current pricing →
Model 3 of 3

Cool Hybrid Mattress: Aimed at couples and restless sleepers

Cool Hybrid Mattress, product photo
Cool Hybrid Mattress
Cool Hybrid Mattress, product photo
Construction Foam over coils
Profile 12 in
Firmness Medium-firm
Queen $ $1,399
Not yet researched Not yet researched

The only coil model. It has foam comfort layers over responsive coils, with stronger edge coils. It is aimed at couples and restless sleepers. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified. The coil count was not published.

Best For

Consider Instead If

See current pricing →
Chapter 04

Prices checked Sept 2026 · recheck before buying

Mattress prices and value

Why this matters to you: A starting price can rise with size, base and delivery. Get the full price for your size in writing before you choose.

Sept 2026 official prices, with no compare-at prices and no mattress discounts on the site's Sale collection. Cool Memory Foam: Twin $649, Twin XL $749, Full $849, Queen $949, King $1,149, Cal King $1,149. ThermaCool Gel: Twin $749, Twin XL $849, Full $1,049, Queen $1,199, King $1,449, Cal King $1,449.

Cool Hybrid: Twin $949, Twin XL $1,049, Full $1,249, Queen $1,399, King $1,649, Cal King $1,649. Accessories are priced separately: Versatile Mattress Foundation $279-$369, Cooling 5-Sided Mattress Protector $110-$165, OmniGuard Total Encasement Protector $130-$180, cooling pillows $99-$210, sheet sets $180-$330.

Payment and financing: major cards, PayPal and Amazon Pay; Affirm mattress financing over 3, 6 or 12 months at 10-36% APR; Shop Pay Installments also on site; mattresses are HSA/FSA eligible through a dedicated collection.

Value read: mid-market for a DTC brand and cheaper than the hybrids it is usually compared with (WinkBeds GravityLux, Leesa), but there is no firmness choice, no bundle discount and no published spec sheet, and the third-party $100-off codes (SLEEPOPOLIS, TUCK100) may be expired - confirm at checkout. Sleepopolis's review page still lists the old Yogabed at Twin $599 to King $1,099, which no longer matches the current lineup.

Not yet researched

White-glove delivery, setup, and old-mattress removal are covered in Delivery & Setup.

Prices and sales discounts come from current brand catalogs. Prices may change during holiday promotions.

Are the expensive ones worth it?

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Chapter 05

How well do the mattresses hold up?

Why this matters to you: A mattress is a long buy. Lean on the written warranty and real owner reports to judge how it will last.

Brand claims: mattresses can safely support the weight of two adults for the lifetime of the mattress (10 years), use a non-flip construction, and arrive with the break-in period already done by compression. Warranty-backed durability: a visible sag or indentation greater than 1.5 in with no weight applied, or foam that splits or cracks, is covered under the 10-year limited warranty.

Third-party view: Tuck expected roughly six to seven years of life, comparable to the average all-foam mattress, and noted the high-density comfort and support foams may make it more durable than some rivals; Sleepopolis treats a normal increase in softness as expected rather than a defect.

Owner evidence: Reddit owners report an 8-year-old Yogabed still in use (Feb 2024) and a positive 2026 experience, while a 2021 commenter questioned whether quality held after the Marpac buyout. Missing: no published foam densities, no independent lab durability testing found, and no long-term wear data for the 2024-2025 ThermaCool or the hybrid.

Warranty conditions matter: the mattress must be opened within 3 months and the warranty is void if it stays boxed for 4 months or longer, and it must be used on a structurally adequate foundation.

What to watch for, and when:

Ownership, deals, lawsuits & launches

Company History & Model Evolution

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Each milestone comes from the brand's own pages, government and court records, or named news reports, each with the date we checked it. Factory suppliers may update minor parts over time.

What we could confirm, and what the brand doesn't say

The left column is what we checked. Rows marked THE BRAND SAYS only report what the brand says. The right column is what the brand doesn't publish. Use the right column as your list of questions for a store or the brand's chat.

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THE BRAND SAYS10-year limited warranty NOT PUBLISHEDNo foam densities published
THE BRAND SAYSNon-flip construction NOT PUBLISHEDNo coil count or gauge published
THE BRAND SAYSSag over 1.5 in is covered NOT PUBLISHEDNo lab durability testing found
THE BRAND SAYSNot yet researched NOT PUBLISHEDNot yet researched

Where sources disagree

Chapter 06

Sleep trials, returns, exchanges and fees

Why this matters to you: Feel is hard to judge in a store or in a week. Know your exit plan and its cost before you pay.

Sleep trial: 101 nights from delivery, with a required minimum of 30 nights before you may return, because the brand says a new bed needs an adjustment period. Returns: full refund of the product price (product pages say price and tax), pickup arranged by Yogasleep at no charge, manufacturing tags must remain attached, and no returns or exchanges for stained mattresses or ones with rips, tears or pet hair.

Only one free trial and return is allowed, and returns must be filed through the brand's ticket form or they will not be refunded. State recycling fees (CA, RI, CT and per the FAQ OR) are non-refundable. Exchanges: customer service will help you pick a different model instead of returning, but no exchange fee or exchange window is published.

Bedding accessories: returnable within 30 days in unopened original packaging. Sound machines: 30-day return with a prepaid label. Warning: mattress product pages carry a 30-Night Trial badge and a 1-Year Warranty badge while the same pages' Shipping and Returns block and the help centre both state 101 nights and a 10-year limited warranty - treat the badges as an error and confirm terms by email before buying.

Your trial, night by night
  1. Delivery dayThe trial starts when the mattress arrives
  2. Night 30Earliest return date
  3. 101 nightsLast day to start a return
What each choice costs you
Keep it$0Nothing more to do
Return itNo return fee publishedFree pickup, full refund of product price
Swap itNot yet researchedNo exchange fee or window published

Not covered by the trial: Stained mattresses and ones with rips, tears or pet hair

Figure 6.1: The trial in three dates and three prices. Put the last date in your calendar the day the bed arrives.

Check the terms for your seller and order date before buying from Yogasleep.
Chapter 07

Delivery, setup and old-mattress removal

Why this matters to you: Delivery terms decide your first week with the bed. Confirm the date, setup and old-bed removal before you pay.

Shipping: free ground shipping on mattresses in the contiguous US (site-wide policy is free shipping over $40; Alaska and Hawaii are charged); no PO boxes; FedEx Ground, Monday to Friday, no signature required. Timing: orders process in 5-7 business days and typically arrive within 14 business days, while product pages state 5-7 business days transit.

Packaging: compressed bed-in-a-box, 44 x 16 x 16 in for Twin, Twin XL and Full and 44 x 20 x 20 in for Queen, King and Cal King; unboxing is all that is required because the brand says the mattress practically sets itself up, and no in-home setup is included by default. Delivery changes: tracking is emailed and changes are handled through FedEx Delivery Manager, usually for a small fee. Accessories ship separately from different warehouses.

Old-mattress removal and setup are optional LoadUp add-ons bought at checkout: Remove Old Mattress $120; Remove Old Mattress and Box Spring $150; In-Home Mattress Setup $125; In-Home Mattress and Box Spring Setup $160; In-Home Setup plus Old Mattress and Box Spring Removal $220.

Otherwise the brand recommends donating an old mattress (it suggests donationtown.org) and notes state mattress recycling fees in CA, RI and CT, with the FAQ adding OR, which are non-refundable.

Typical wait: 5 to 7 business days

Figure 7.1: What happens between your order and your first night. Clear a path to the bedroom before the team arrives.
Confirm the delivery date, setup and removal terms for your address before ordering.
Chapter 08

Terms checked on the brand's site · recheck before you buy

What do the warranties cover?

Why this matters to you: A warranty is only as good as its terms. Read the written terms and use a supported base, because the wrong frame can end coverage.

Mattresses: Limited Ten-Year Manufacturer Warranty for the original purchaser only (non-transferable, and the buyer must still possess the mattress at claim time), valid when bought from yogasleep.com or an authorized Yogasleep dealer. Covered: defects in materials and workmanship, including a visible indentation or sag greater than 1.5 in measured with no weight on the mattress, and foam that splits or cracks.

Conditions and costs: the mattress must be opened within 3 months and the warranty is void if it stays boxed 4 months or longer; it must be installed and cleaned per instructions and used on a structurally adequate foundation (Queen, King and Cal King need a centre support with 5-6 legs, while Twin, Twin XL and Full need 4 legs); an approved replacement carries a $99 transportation fee and the customer disposes of the original mattress; and a replacement does not restart the warranty period.

Excluded: normal wear and tear, minor cosmetic flaws, tears, stains, burns, discolouration, dampness or mould, body impressions under 1.5 in, quilt-fibre settling, firmness or comfort preferences, allergies and sensitivities, foam odours, normal softening, damage from misuse, unsanitary conditions, improper cleaning or storage, and purchases from unauthorized resellers.

Claims: email hello@yogasleep.com or use the warranty registration page; brand address is 3870 US Hwy 421 N, Wilmington, NC 28401. Accessories: Versatile Mattress Foundation 1 year, bedding 1 year, Yogasleep copper memory foam pillows 1 year, PureCare pillows 3 years, PureCare sheets 1 year, PureCare protectors 10 years. Sound machines: 1-year limited manufacturer warranty in US and international versions.

Measuring a mattress dip with a straight edge and a ruler Straight edge across the bed Dip depth Mattress, nobody lying on it

Covered when the dip is deeper than 1.5 inches, measured with nobody on the bed.

  1. Strip the bed down to the mattress and wait a few hours so the top layers can recover.
  2. Lay a straight edge (a broom handle or long level) across the dip, resting on the flat parts.
  3. Measure from the edge down to the deepest point, then photograph the ruler for your claim.
Figure 8.1: How to measure a sag before you file a warranty claim. Drawing not to scale.
Chapter 09

Review counts checked on each site · they change daily

Customer reviews and complaints

Why this matters to you: Star ratings depend on who posts and where. Read the low-star reviews for patterns, not just the average.

On-site reviews: product pages run Bazaarvoice ratings and reviews with SEO markup, but the aggregate star rating and review count load client-side and were not retrievable as of Sept 2026; Sleepopolis reports an average customer rating of 4.6/5 for the Yogabed.

Expert reviews: Sleepopolis scores the Yogabed 3.8/5, praising pressure relief for back and side sleepers, motion isolation and a classic memory-foam feel, and complaining about almost no bounce (poor for sex), combination sleepers feeling stuck, and hips sinking for strict stomach sleepers.

Tuck (review written Oct 2020, page dated 2022) praises motion isolation, pressure relief, silent operation and easy setup, and criticises heat retention for some sleepers, only fair edge support, sinkage for heavyweight testers, and moderate off-gassing that clears in one to three days.

Complaints and gaps found: a June 2025 Reddit owner says the removable THERMOCOOL replacement cover is no longer made; Mattress Clarity's Yogabed review URL now returns HTTP 410 Gone; Sitejabber shows zero reviews for yogasleep.com; BBB pages returned 403 so complaint records could not be checked; the brand's recall page lists only a 2019 GO travel sound machine recall and no mattress recalls.

Nothing found indicating a mattress safety or refund scandal.

How we read the reviews

Read each platform on its own: who runs it, its rating scale, how many reviews it has, and the date we checked it.

Reported praise and concerns:

Review sites side by side

What each review site says

Not yet researched

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Chapter 10

What are the mattresses made of?

Why this matters to you: Layer names say little without numbers. Ask what is inside your exact model, layer by layer.

Current models: Cool Memory Foam - copper-infused memory foam over contouring foam layers, quilted cooling pillow-top cover, blue base foam; ThermaCool Gel - gel-swirl foam plus copper-infused memory foam layers; Cool Hybrid - foam comfort layers over responsive coils with dynamic edge coils.

All three use CertiPUR-US certified foams (made without ozone depleters, PBDE flame retardants, mercury, lead and other heavy metals, formaldehyde and regulated phthalates; low VOC emissions under 0.5 ppm).

Legacy Yogabed build, still described in the brand FAQ and 2020-2022 reviews: 10 in, four foam layers - Yoga Instant Response Foam comfort layer, YogaGel memory foam, and two high-density polyfoam support and base layers, non-flip construction, air ventilation channels punched through every 2 inches, removable THERMOCOOL cotton and polyester cover that also helps resist dust mites.

Manufacturing: the brand FAQ states mattresses are manufactured in the USA, and the Cool Memory Foam page carries a Made in the USA tag while the other two models do not. Not published as of Sept 2026: individual layer thicknesses, foam densities or IFDs, coil count and gauge, exact cover fibre content, and any GOTS, GOLS, OEKO-TEX or similar textile certification.

Safety labels, and what each one covers

Certifications
Not yet researched
We have not yet verified Yogasleep's certification claims with the certifiers themselves.
What these labels do and don't prove

Read your law tag

How to read the law tag in three steps

Why this matters to you:
Law tag guide

How to read a mattress law tag

The three steps

1
Copper-infused memory foam

2
Gel-swirl foam

3
Dynamic edge coils

Full law tag guide, factory code decoding, and the certificate glossary live on our shared safety page.

How to read this: the law tag, the brand's own statements, and certificates each cover different things. A spec the brand doesn't publish isn't proof it's missing; it just isn't shared.
Chapter 11

Where can you try and buy the mattresses?

Why this matters to you: Where you buy sets the price, the trial and who handles problems. Check the seller's terms, not just the brand's.

Official: buy only at yogasleep.com - the brand's own FAQ says mattresses and bedding accessories are currently available for purchase exclusively through its website.

No showrooms and no mattress listings found at Amazon, Target, Walmart, Costco or Wayfair as of Sept 2026 (Amazon returns no marketplace listings and instead shows Shop direct cards sold by yogasleep.com; Target's yogasleep search returns 0 items; Costco and Big Lots searches return no results; Wayfair, Home Depot, Lowe's and Macy's blocked automated checks). Sound machines, by contrast, are widely retailed at Amazon, Target, Walmart and others.

Try-before-you-buy happens only at home under the 101-night trial, supported by the online Compare Mattresses page and Mattress Quiz. International distribution listed on the brand's International page: The Sleep Store (Australia and New Zealand), JBC Distribution (United Arab Emirates), TR Products (Finland) and Quirks Marketing (Philippines); an Amazon Canada Yogasleep storefront exists for the brand's products.

The Find Us In Stores page exists but its retailer list loads dynamically and could not be read.

Showroom Network
Online only at yogasleep.com
No showrooms or US retail mattress listings found
Store Access
101-night home trial
Not yet researched
Sales Culture
Free FedEx Ground shipping
Not yet researched
Inventory & Delivery
Not yet researched
Not yet researched

How to test a bed in the store

Where Yogasleep sells

A sample to show the mix of store types. Use the brand's store finder for the ones near you.

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# Channel Where Address Type

Not yet researched. Checked Not yet researched.

Chapter 12

Yogasleep vs. other mattress brands

Why this matters to you: A fair comparison needs the same facts for both beds. Line up price, trial and warranty for each one.

Positioning: Yogasleep is a sound-machine company first - Marpac, founded 1962 with the original Dohm sound conditioner - that bought DTC mattress startup Yogabed in Dec 2017 (announced Jan 16, 2018) and rebranded from Marpac to Yogasleep on Feb 24, 2020.

Today it sells three mattresses DTC only, versus full-line brands (Saatva, Tempur-Sealy, Sleep Number) with showrooms, firmness options and published specs, and versus big DTC players (Casper, Leesa, Tuft & Needle) with broader model ranges and retail distribution.

Head-to-head findings: versus Leesa Original, Sleepopolis calls Leesa firmer (7/10) and better for back sleepers, bounce and cooling, while the Yogabed is softer for side sleepers with low motion transfer, offers a 101-night trial versus Leesa's 100, and rates Yogasleep customer service Satisfactory versus Leesa's Stellar.

Tuck rated Tuft & Needle Mint and Leesa slightly higher for durability, pressure relief and temperature neutrality; Casper Original higher for motion isolation and temperature but lower for off-gassing; and WinkBeds GravityLux higher across the board but far pricier; the discontinued Unplug was softer (5/10) and cheaper.

Yogasleep's edge is price, a 10-year warranty, the 101-night trial, free shipping, HSA/FSA eligibility and genuine sleep heritage; its weakness is a tiny, spec-light mattress line with no firmness choice, no US retail presence, and consumer conversation that has moved almost entirely to its sound machines.

More brand reviews to compare: Yaasa, YachtBedding, Yankee Mattress, Zeno Mattress, Zinus, Zoma Sleep.

Competitor details reflect published prices and specs on the date shown. Mattress brands may update prices and trial terms over time.
Chapter 13

How we research and report

This page is an early draft built from our research sheet for Yogasleep. We read the brand's own pages and public listings, and we do not test mattresses ourselves. Fields marked "Not yet researched" are still being checked.

Nappedia's standard process, run 25 Sept 2026: (1) official site first - yogabed.com (301-redirects to yogasleep.com), the mattress collection and all three product pages, product JSON for prices, weights and SKUs, refund, shipping and warranty policies, the Zendesk help centre (155 articles) for trial, warranty, dimension, weight-limit, foundation and delivery answers, sitemaps, agents.md and the brand's newsroom and history pages; (2) retailer checks - Amazon, Target, Walmart, Costco, Wayfair, Sam's Club, Home Depot, Lowe's, Macy's, Big Lots and the brand's own International and Find Us In Stores pages; (3) third-party and owner evidence - Sleepopolis (review, comparison and coupon pages), Tuck, Mattress Clarity (now 410 Gone), Sitejabber, BBB (403), Reddit via the PullPush archive, and Wayback CDX metadata for the yogabed.com domain history.

Rules applied: nothing invented; every price, dimension and policy term is traced to the pages above; anything unverifiable is labelled Not published as of Sept 2026; and where the brand's own pages conflict (30-night versus 101-night trial, 1-year versus 10-year warranty, recycling-fee states) both versions are reported.

Note: on-site review counts, layer thicknesses, foam densities and coil counts could not be obtained and are flagged as gaps rather than estimated.

How we check this page
Stage 01 Factory

Who built the bed

Stage 02 Test results

Outside test results

Stage 03 Safety

Fire safety papers and the law tag

Stage 04 Pressure and motion

Outside pressure and motion tests

Stage 05 Reviews

Review scores, side by side

Quick Answers

Quick Answers Before You Buy

Safety and materials
Buying and policies

Is Yogabed still sold?

Yes, under the name Yogasleep. The old yogabed.com site redirects to yogasleep.com, and three mattresses are sold there. The Yogabed name was dropped from product titles.

How much do Yogasleep mattresses cost?

Queen prices in September 2026 were $949, $1,199 and $1,399 by model. A twin starts at $649 and a king goes up to $1,649. No mattress discounts were listed.

How firm are they?

Cool Memory Foam and Cool Hybrid are medium-firm and ThermaCool Gel is medium, with no firm or plush option.

How long is the trial?

101 nights from delivery, with at least 30 nights before you can return. Pickup is free, and you get a full refund of the product price.

What does the warranty cover?

A 10-year limited warranty covers defects, sags deeper than 1.5 inches and foam that splits or cracks. A replacement costs a $99 transportation fee.

Can I try one in a store?

No - the brand's FAQ says mattresses are sold exclusively through its website and no US retailer mattress listings were found, so you decide at home under the 101-night trial with a 30-night minimum.

Is the Yogabed mattress still sold in 2026?

Yes - yogabed.com now redirects to yogasleep.com and three mattresses are in stock, but the Yogabed name has been dropped from product titles and the legacy /products/yogabed URL redirects to the Cool Memory Foam Mattress.

Has the brand pivoted to sound machines only?

No, but almost - sound machines (Dohm, Hushh, Nod, Duet, Vue baby monitor) dominate the catalogue, marketing, retail presence and recent consumer discussion, while mattresses are a three-model side line sold only on yogasleep.com.

How much do they cost and what sizes?

Twin to Cal King, $649-$1,649 as of Sept 2026, free contiguous-US shipping, HSA/FSA eligible, and no mattress discounts live.

What are the trial and warranty really?

101 nights and a 10-year limited warranty (sag over 1.5 in covered, $99 transportation fee on replacements) - ignore the 30-Night Trial and 1-Year Warranty badges on the product pages.

Prices and promos checked Sept 2026. Recheck before buying.

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