Amerisleep

An American Brand Built for Direct Sales

Amerisleep is a family-owned mattress maker based in Arizona, founded in 2010 and designed, assembled and sold entirely within the United States. The brand sells exclusively through its website to customers in the contiguous US, with free delivery and free returns as part of its direct-to-consumer model. Shipping takes 3 to 7 working days via FedEx, with curbside delivery at your home, and the site does not offer shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Mexico or outside North America, though customers in those areas may arrange private freight forwarding to a US address. The brand focuses on memory foam and hybrid mattresses marketed around its proprietary Plant-based Bio-Pur foam and HIVE zoned support system.

The Mattress Lineup

Amerisleep offers four core mattress lines, all available in both memory foam and hybrid versions. The entry model is the AS2, described as the Best Value option and starting at $949 (shown on sale at $499 for queen size). The AS3, labeled Most Popular, starts at $1,499, regularly discounted to $999 for a queen. The AS5 is positioned as Best Soft Mattress and starts at $1,349. At the premium end, the AS6 Black Series begins at $3,399, reduced to $2,399 for a queen on the home page. The site also offers an Organica line using natural materials like latex and wool, starting at $1,699 (on sale for $1,199 for a queen). All mattresses come in standard sizes from twin through California king, and the site offers financing through Klarna at 0 percent APR for qualified buyers, starting at $39 per month for the AS3.

Each model features layers of the brand's proprietary foams. The AS3, the bestseller, combines Plant-based Bio-Pur memory foam with HIVE hexagonal support cutouts designed to cradle shoulders and hips while firming under the lumbar region. The site describes Bio-Pur foam as using castor-bean oil in place of petroleum, making it more breathable than traditional petroleum-based memory foam. All Amerisleep mattresses are fiberglass-free, using a fire barrier made of cotton-rayon weave instead. The brand holds both CertiPUR-US and GREENGUARD certifications, with these named on the home page, though the site does not detail what each certification covers beyond calling them proof the mattresses are fiberglass-free. The site says the brand has received reviews from sleep experts, with a featured quote mentioning 30 sleep experts have reviewed Amerisleep products, though the site does not name them individually.

Who the Brand Says Each Model Is For

The site identifies use cases through both marketing language and customer reviews. The AS2 is marketed through reviews from back-pain sufferers, with quoted testimonials from a chiropractor and verified buyers saying the mattress relieved their back pain upon switching. The AS3 is promoted for side sleepers and couples, with the site publishing reviews from side sleepers praising comfort and zero shoulder pain. The site states side sleepers benefit from the medium firmness and pressure relief, and one review describes it as equally comfortable for both side and stomach sleepers. The AS5 is labeled the Best Soft Mattress for those seeking a softer feel. For couples, Amerisleep explicitly advertises a Split King Adjustable Set combining two individual mattresses with dual adjustability. The Organica line is presented as the natural option using plant-based and renewable materials, though the site does not specify body types or sleep positions for this model specifically.

The site also references endorsements, mentioning that sleep clinicians, physicians, chiropractors and fitness professionals own Amerisleep mattresses and have shared reviews on the site. The home page displays a 4.7-star average rating across 18,000 verified reviews at the time of writing, with 13,000 of those being five-star reviews. The site breaks reviews by model, with the AS2, AS3, AS5 and AS6 each having separate review counts and average ratings, though exact numbers per model are not provided on the home page.

Delivery, Trial and Warranty

Amerisleep includes a 100-night sleep trial with free returns on all mattresses. The site does not detail conditions such as required minimum nights before return or pickup fees for the trial; it states the trial but does not publish the terms. The home page advertises free no-contact delivery and free returns as part of its core offer. Delivery arrives via FedEx curbside service, and the site indicates delivery typically takes 1 to 5 working days after shipment, with an estimated total of 4 to 12 days from order to delivery depending on location. Adjustable beds ship separately via professional freight and take longer, though no specific timeframe is given. The site backs all mattresses with a 20-year warranty covering manufacturing defects, as stated on the home page.

For those not ready to commit fully, Amerisleep offers a Lift by Amerisleep mattress topper starting at $254.25 (shown on sale from $339), though the site does not provide details on trial or warranty terms for toppers. The brand also sells a full line of complementary products including pillows (the Flex Pillow starting at $100, Comfort Classic Pillow at $110, Dual Comfort Pillow at $130), bed frames, adjustable bases and bedding, with prices listed on the product pages. The site supports financing on these products as well at 0 percent APR through Klarna.

What the Site Does Not Settle

The site does not specify coil counts for hybrid models, layer thickness measurements in inches, exact cooling features beyond the description of Bio-Pur foam being more breathable, or firmness ratings on a numerical scale. The site uses descriptors like "medium" and "medium-firm" for feel but does not publish a standardized firmness score. The site does not disclose return shipping fees, minimum trial nights, or whether returns require the mattress in original packaging. It does not name the sleep experts or provide their credentials individually, only noting that reviews come from these groups. The site does not publish which specific countries outside the US may use its freight forwarding option or what costs might apply.

For potential customers outside North America, this direct-to-consumer US brand is not an option without arranging costly private freight. For those seeking a budget option, the AS2 at $499 on sale is the entry point, though the site heavily features the AS3 and AS5. For customers seeking the softest option, the site does not publish exact firmness numbers to compare across brands, and relies instead on the AS5 label and customer reviews to position softness.