A directory of mattress brands and stores in the US, Canada, the UK, Europe, India and beyond. Browse memory foam, hybrid, innerspring and latex beds, picks for hot sleepers and couples, certified and organic mattresses, kids' beds, and budget and luxury options.

A mattress directory you can enter from three sides

Mattress Ranked lists the companies that make and sell mattresses, one entry per brand or store rather than one per model. Saatva is a listing; its individual beds are details inside that listing. A brand appears in every category its range actually serves, so a company that makes both a latex bed and a crib mattress shows up under both, with the same write-up behind it.

There are fifteen categories, and they answer three different questions.

The first is how the bed is built. Memory foam, hybrid, innerspring and latex each feel different on the first night and age differently over the years, and the category pages explain what to look for inside each: comfort layer thickness and core density for foam, coil type and gauge for hybrids and spring beds, Dunlop against Talalay and the share of natural rubber for latex.

The second is who will sleep on it. One category collects the brands that say on their own pages which sleeping position, body weight or couple a model is designed for, including zoned support, split firmness and motion isolation. Another covers hot sleepers, and separates cooling features a brand backs with a published figure from the ones that are only a word on the product page. A third covers kids, teens and cribs, where dimensions, washable covers and material certificates matter more than a friendly model name.

The third is how you buy it, and what that costs you. Bed in a box and direct-to-consumer brands ship to your door and replace a showroom test with a home trial. Showroom brands and multi-brand mattress stores let you lie down first. Long trials and warranties gathers the brands whose terms are worth reading closely, with the conditions that sit behind the headline number. Budget mattresses under $500 and luxury and handmade beds mark the two ends of the price range, from compressed foam beds to hand-tufted pocket-spring mattresses built to order.

Materials and certificates

Two categories deal with what a mattress is made of. Certified nontoxic only takes brands that name a specific third-party certificate, such as CertiPUR-US, GREENGUARD Gold, OEKO-TEX, GOTS or GOLS, and each listing says which part of the bed the certificate covers. Organic and natural covers beds built mostly from latex, cotton, wool and other natural fibers, and keeps the narrower word organic for materials that carry a certificate.

Where these brands sell

This is not a single-country directory. Most listings are American brands and US stores, but the catalog also carries makers and retailers from Canada, the UK, Germany, Austria, Belgium, India and the United Arab Emirates. A mattress that ships free in Texas may not ship to Toronto at all, so every write-up states where the company says it sells, from its own shipping pages, currency and store addresses. When a brand does not say, the listing says that too.

What the listings will and will not tell you

Each write-up reports what the company publishes: the constructions it sells, its trial and warranty terms with their conditions, its certificates, its delivery and return rules, and where its stores are. Where a brand is vague about a layer, a figure or a policy, we point that out rather than filling the gap. We do not turn firmness into advice about pain or any other health question. If sleep is hurting you, that conversation belongs with a clinician, and a mattress page is not a substitute for one.