The GhostBed lineup is built around one clear idea: give sleepers a choice of feel and height inside a single family, then back it with a long trial. After a 2025 redesign, the core collection runs from the 11-inch GhostBed Comfort Foam at a medium-firm feel up to the 14-inch GhostBed Luxe, marketed as the coolest bed in the world, with the 12-inch GhostBed Signature sitting between them. Every model carries ProCore zoned support, and the brand pairs its foam options with hybrid builds for sleepers who want coils. This page covers the brand as a whole, so you can pick the right model before reading its individual review.
Our pick
Saatva Classicthe innerspring alternative if you want a coil mattress with a choice of three comfort levels
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Available in Plush Soft, Luxury Firm and Firm
Who is the GhostBed collection for?
The GhostBed collection suits sleepers who want a foam or hybrid mattress with a clearly stated feel, a zoned support layer under the middle of the body, and a trial long enough to adjust. It fits shoppers comparing several feels inside one brand rather than jumping between brands, and it suits hot sleepers, since cooling is the thread running through every model, from the Ghost Ice cover on the Comfort to the graphite-infused regulation in the Luxe.
It is a good match if you already know whether you prefer medium-firm or medium. The Comfort Foam and the Luxe both sit at medium-firm, while the Signature and the Massage model are described as medium. Firmness is subjective and depends on body weight and sleep position, so the brand suggests speaking with its Sleep Experts if firmness is your deciding factor.
It is less of a match if you want a traditional innerspring with a pillow top, or if you need a very long trial window. Those are the cases where an alternative brand is worth a look, covered further down.
What models does GhostBed sell in 2026?
GhostBed’s redesigned collection includes three core foam mattresses, the Comfort, the Signature and the Luxe, alongside hybrid versions and specialist models. The table below lists each model with its height, feel and role in the range. Prices vary by size and by current offer, so check the live listing before deciding.
| Model | Height | Feel | Role in the range |
|---|---|---|---|
| GhostBed Comfort Memory Foam | 11 inches | Medium-Firm | Best value, essential comfort and support |
| GhostBed Signature Hybrid | 12 inches | Medium-Firm | Enhanced cooling with inner coils and edge support |
| GhostBed Luxe | 14 inches | Medium-Firm | Premium choice, graphite-infused cooling |
| GhostBed Massage Memory Foam | 12 inches | Medium | Built-in air pressure massage with 5 body zones |
| GhostBed RV Memory Foam | 10 inches | Medium-Firm | Sized for RVs, campers and trailers |
The brand also offers hybrid versions of its core models, giving shoppers a foam versus hybrid choice across the range. Each model page goes into the layer count, cover and support details specific to that mattress.
How does the ProCore support layer work across the range?
ProCore and ProCore Elite are the shared support story in the GhostBed lineup. Both provide 33 percent more support in the center third of the mattress, which is where the torso sits and where most sagging tends to show up first. ProCore Elite, used in the Luxe, adds cooling gel memory foam to that center section, so you keep the same zoned support while gaining extra pressure relief and heat draw.
In practice this means the zoned support is not a feature reserved for the top model. The entry Comfort Foam carries ProCore, so a shopper buying on value still gets the center-third support the brand builds its collection around. The upgrade to ProCore Elite is about comfort and temperature rather than a different support concept.
The brand also recommends pairing any GhostBed mattress with a sturdy foundation, which it says helps the mattress last for years.
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Which GhostBed mattress should you buy?
Pick the GhostBed Comfort Memory Foam if you want the simplest entry into the range: 11 inches, four layers, a Ghost Ice cover with a cool-to-the-touch feel, Ghost Bounce foam for pressure relief, and ProCore support, all at a medium-firm feel. It is the model the brand describes as having a noticeably firm feel among its options, so it suits sleepers who want clear support rather than plush sink.
Pick the GhostBed Signature Hybrid if you want coils. At 12 inches and seven layers, it combines a quilted cover with 2x cooling, gel memory foam, ProCore support and Spirited Edge inner coils that respond to pressure points and give exceptional edge support. The feel is medium-firm with coil-enhanced bounce, which suits combination sleepers and anyone who dislikes the dead feel some all-foam beds have near the edges.
Pick the GhostBed Luxe if cooling is the priority above all else. At 14 inches it is the tallest in the core collection, marketed as the coolest bed in the world, with ProCore Elite support, 5x cooling and graphite-infused temperature regulation at a medium-firm feel.
Pick the GhostBed Massage Memory Foam if you want more than a static surface. Its 12-inch build holds air cells that inflate and deflate across five targeted body zones with eight preset programs, under a cool-to-the-touch Ghost Ice cover at a medium feel.
Pick the GhostBed RV Memory Foam if the mattress is going into a recreational vehicle. At 10 inches with gel memory foam, it is sized for RVs, campers and trailers and carries a medium-firm feel.
What do GhostBed’s trial and warranty cover?
Every GhostBed mattress comes with a 101-Night Sleep Trial. The brand asks you to make contact before night 101 to coordinate a return, and it notes that some sleepers coming from an older bed take a few nights to adjust to a new feel. Warranty coverage runs 20 to 25 years as a limited warranty, with proof of purchase required from the official GhostBed website or an authorized retailer.
Mattresses are built in the USA and Canada by Nature’s Sleep, a company the brand says has been in the industry for 20 years. Shipping is advertised as free within 24 hours on the model pages. These terms apply across the mattress range, so they are not a reason to choose one model over another.
Who should not buy a GhostBed?
Sleepers who want a traditional innerspring with a thick pillow top and a hotel-bed feel should look elsewhere, since the GhostBed range is built around foam and hybrid constructions with a balanced feel rather than a plush pillow-top surface. Shoppers who want a trial window well beyond three months will also find the 101-night term shorter than some competing offers, including the 365-night trial on the Saatva Classic.
Anyone who needs a very soft, body-hugging mattress should be careful here. The brand describes its range as balanced, with models leaning slightly softer or slightly firmer, and its medium-firm options are the ones it says are most popular with sleepers who prefer a firmer feel. If you are unsure about firmness, the brand’s own advice is to speak with a Sleep Expert before buying and to use the trial if you are still uncertain.
How does GhostBed compare with Saatva?
The comparison comes down to construction and terms. GhostBed is a foam and hybrid range with zoned ProCore support, a 101-night trial and a 20 to 25 year limited warranty. Saatva Classic is an innerspring mattress with a dual-coil design, a 3-inch Euro pillow top, three comfort levels and patented Lumbar Zone technology, sold with a 365-night home trial, free white-glove delivery with in-room setup and old-mattress removal, and a lifetime warranty for the original purchaser.
Choose GhostBed if you want a foam-forward feel, cooling features front and center, and a brand whose range is built around one collection refresh. Choose Saatva Classic if you want coils, a choice of Plush Soft, Luxury Firm or Firm, delivery handled for you, and a trial and warranty that run considerably longer.
| GhostBed range | Saatva Classic | |
|---|---|---|
| Construction | Foam and hybrid models | Innerspring with dual coils |
| Firmness choice | Medium or medium-firm by model | Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, Firm |
| Trial | 101 nights | 365 nights |
| Warranty | 20 to 25 years limited | Lifetime for the original purchaser |
| Delivery | Ships free within 24 hours | Free white-glove setup and mattress removal |
World Sleep Almanac score: 7.6/10
The World Sleep Almanac editorial score rates the GhostBed brand overall on five criteria: price at a given size, trial and returns, warranty length, materials and construction, and public customer reviews. The score is an editorial judgment based on those criteria, not a lab test.
- Materials and construction: every model carries ProCore zoned support, with ProCore Elite and graphite cooling at the top of the range.
- Trial and returns: 101 nights with a clear contact deadline before night 101.
- Warranty: 20 to 25 years limited with proof of purchase.
- Range breadth: foam, hybrid, RV and massage options cover distinct needs inside one brand.
- Price: a value entry at 11 inches up to a 14-inch premium model, with prices varying by size and offer.
Verdict: the GhostBed collection is a strong buy for hot sleepers who want a clearly stated feel and zoned center support, with the Comfort as the value entry and the Luxe as the cooling flagship. It is a weaker fit for shoppers who want a plush pillow-top innerspring or a trial longer than 101 nights.
Our pick
Saatva Classicthe longer-trial alternative with three comfort levels
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Plush Soft, Luxury Firm and Firm
A useful companion to this page: our GhostBed vs Purple comparison.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best GhostBed mattress?
The best GhostBed mattress depends on what you are optimizing for. The Comfort Memory Foam is the value pick at 11 inches with a medium-firm feel and ProCore support. The Signature Hybrid is the pick for sleepers who want coils and strong edge support. The Luxe is the pick for cooling, with graphite-infused temperature regulation and the tallest build in the core collection.
Is GhostBed a good mattress brand?
GhostBed has been building mattresses for more than 20 years through Nature’s Sleep, and its current collection was redesigned in 2025 around customer feedback. The brand backs its mattresses with a 101-night trial and a 20 to 25 year limited warranty, and it manufactures in the USA and Canada.
What is the firmest GhostBed mattress?
Firmness is subjective and varies with body weight, sleep position and preference. The brand points to its medium-firm options as the ones most popular with sleepers who want a firmer feel, and it specifically describes the GhostBed Comfort Foam as having a noticeably firm feel. If firmness is your deciding factor, the brand recommends speaking with a Sleep Expert before buying.
How long can you try a GhostBed mattress?
Every GhostBed mattress includes a 101-Night Sleep Trial. Contact the brand before night 101 and it will help coordinate a return. The brand notes that some sleepers coming from an older bed take a few nights to get used to the new feel.
Does GhostBed offer hybrid mattresses?
Yes. The range includes hybrid models alongside the all-foam options, and the brand presents foam versus hybrid as one of its main comparison axes. The GhostBed Signature Hybrid is the clearest example, pairing gel memory foam and ProCore support with Spirited Edge inner coils.
Where are GhostBed mattresses made?
GhostBed mattresses are built in the USA and Canada by Nature’s Sleep, a company the brand says has 20 years in the industry. Individual models are described as proudly made in the USA with domestic and imported materials.
Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team. Updated 2026.