Updated May 2026

    Allswell Mattress Review

    Walmart's in-house hybrid line — coil support at bargain prices.

    Founded
    2018
    Headquarters
    Bentonville, Arkansas
    Models Tested
    1

    About Allswell

    Allswell is Walmart's direct-to-consumer bedding brand, launched in 2018 to compete with the bed-in-a-box wave at prices well below the DTC average.

    The lineup is deliberately simple: the entry Allswell hybrid, the plusher Luxe Hybrid, and the Supreme, each pairing pocketed coils with a foam or copper-and-graphite-infused comfort layer.

    What makes Allswell notable is that even the cheapest model is a real hybrid. Most mattresses at this price are all-foam, and in our testing the coil unit gives Allswell better edge support and airflow than similarly priced foam competitors — at the cost of thinner comfort layers and shorter expected lifespan.

    What they make

    Budget pocketed-coil hybrid mattresses, mattress toppers, sheets and bedding, sold through Walmart and allswellhome.com.

    Origin

    American company; mattresses manufactured domestically and overseas

    Allswell Signature Technologies

    Individually Wrapped Coils

    A pocketed coil unit even on the entry model, which is unusual under $500 and improves airflow and edge support.

    Copper-Infused Memory Foam

    Copper gel in the comfort layer on Luxe and Supreme models, marketed for heat transfer and antimicrobial properties.

    Quilted Cooling Cover

    A quilted top panel that adds a little surface plushness over an otherwise firm build.

    Best for

    • Guest rooms, rentals, and dorm setups
    • Shoppers who want coils rather than foam under $600
    • Back and stomach sleepers who like a firm surface
    • Anyone who prefers buying with Walmart's return policy

    Not ideal for

    • Buyers expecting a 10-year mattress
    • Side sleepers over 200 lb needing deep pressure relief
    • Anyone who wants a long risk-free sleep trial

    Every Allswell Mattress We've Tested

    How Much Does a Allswell Mattress Cost?

    Allswell queens run $350$800 across the lineup (budget tier). The table below estimates the rest of the size ladder from that queen range using the standard size pricing brands apply — the low column tracks the entry model, the high column the flagship. Treat these as planning estimates rather than quotes: promotions move real street prices by 20–30% for weeks at a time.

    Estimated Allswell mattress prices by size
    SizeDimensionsEntry model (est.)Flagship (est.)
    Twin38" × 75"$215$495
    Twin XL38" × 80"$230$525
    Full54" × 75"$285$655
    Queen60" × 80"$350$800
    King76" × 80"$445$1,025
    California King72" × 84"$445$1,025

    Estimates based on Allswell's published queen pricing and the standard US size ladder. Free shipping, compressed in a box. 100-night trial; 10-year limited warranty.

    How to Pay Less for a Allswell

    Every Allswell model in our directory

    Specs, construction, size options, and current pricing for each Allswell model we track — including the ones that haven't come through the Encinitas lab yet.

    Pricing, Trial & Warranty

    Price range (Queen)

    $349–$799

    Budget

    Excellent per dollar; not a long-term bed

    Trial period

    100-night trial

    10-year limited warranty

    Shipping

    Free shipping, compressed in a box

    Financing

    Walmart / Affirm financing

    Pros

    • Hybrid construction at all-foam prices
    • Firm, supportive feel that suits back sleepers
    • Widely available with Walmart's return infrastructure
    • Frequent sub-$400 queen pricing

    Cons

    • Thin comfort layers soften within a few years
    • Firmer than most buyers expect from photos
    • Limited firmness options
    • Customer service is retail-level, not white glove

    Allswell FAQ

    Is Allswell owned by Walmart?

    Yes. Allswell is a Walmart-owned brand launched in 2018, sold through Walmart stores, walmart.com, and its own site.

    How long does an Allswell mattress last?

    Expect roughly five to seven years of comfortable use rather than the eight to ten a premium hybrid delivers. The coil unit holds up well; the comfort foam is the layer that gives out first.

    Which Allswell model should I buy?

    The base Allswell is firm and best for back and stomach sleepers or guest rooms. The Luxe Hybrid adds comfort-layer depth and is the better choice for side sleepers. The Supreme is the plushest and the closest to a mainstream medium feel.

    Is Allswell good for side sleepers?

    The entry model is too firm for most side sleepers. The Luxe or Supreme are workable for side sleepers under about 200 lb, though a dedicated pressure-relief bed will do better on shoulder and hip pressure.