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Q: How long is the Casper mattress warranty?

Casper offers a 10-year warranty on each of its mattresses. This warranty period stays the same whether you purchase directly from Casper's website or from its parent company, Sleep Country Canada.

Updated: August 11, 2026

Meet Casper.

Casper is one of the original bed-in-a-box mattress brands, founded in the United States. In 2023, its Canadian operations were sold to Sleep Country Canada, which now operates Casper Canada directly.

Casper’s current lineup in Canada has changed substantially since its early foam-only models. This review separates the mattresses currently available from models we’ve previously reviewed that are no longer part of the active lineup, so you can compare what’s actually available to buy today.

Pros	Cons
Foam and hybrid mattress options Multiple firmness options Suitable for most sleep styles Convenient online purchasing and boxed delivery Available in stores and online	Mattresses not always made in Canada Sleep trial is only 100 nights 10-year product warranty is just industry-average No RV sizes available

Which Casper Mattress Can You Actually Buy Right Now?

Casper has strong brand recognition in the mattress industry, and its mattresses perform well in comfort and support. Casper Canada currently sells two models through casper.ca and its retail partners. Our data-backed Casper mattress reviews shed light on the highs and lows of Casper’s products, helping you make an informed decision.

5.0/10

The Casper

Memory Foam with Limited Cooling Features

Memory foam mattress with a medium-firm feel
Eco-friendly mattress construction
No advanced cooling features

Queen $1,499

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4.1/10

Casper Original Hybrid

Medium-Firm Hybrid Mattress With Limited Cooling

Zoned memory foam transition layer
Sold through Casper Canada and Sleep Country
Prices start at $1,649

Queen $2,299

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Trial Length, Warranty, and Price: How Casper Stacks Up

Casper’s Canadian lineup comes with a 100-night sleep trial and 10-year warranty. Both terms sit below the Canadian direct-to-consumer standard: Douglas and Logan & Cove offer 365-night trials and a 15-year warranty by default.

A shorter trial matters most if you’re unsure about which firmness is right for you. A 100-night window (the industry standard) gives you roughly three months to adjust before the return option closes. It may feel too short if your sleep habits change with the seasons or you’re recovering from an injury.

In addition, while Casper offers free returns and a full refund for purchases made directly on their website, if you go through Sleep Country, you’re limited to a one-time exchange with a fee. Douglas and Logan & Cove always offer free returns and full refunds, whether online or in-store.

On price, Casper’s queen-size models run higher than comparably positioned Canadian-made alternatives, starting at $1,499. If you’re looking for more affordable options, consider Douglas ($799 for a queen) or Logan & Cove ($1,199 for a queen).

On Trustpilot, Casper’s combined account is rated “Poor”. Casper’s U.S. operations hold an “A-” (unaccredited) rating on BBB, with a customer review score of 1.16/5. Casper Canada does not have its own BBB page. Its parent company, Sleep Country, has a Trustpilot rating of “Bad” and a BBB customer review score of 1.32/5, despite an “A-” (unaccredited) overall rating.

Choose a Canadian-made, more affordable mattress.

Compare Casper and Douglas Compare Casper and Logan & Cove

Casper Models No Longer Part of the Current Lineup

The models below were previously reviewed but are no longer part of Casper Canada’s current active lineup.

Foam	Hybrid
Casper Dawn Casper Element Pro Casper Original	Casper Atlas Casper Snow

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Casper mattresses good?

Casper mattresses are good, but there are competitor mattress brands that offer similar or more extensive features for lower prices. It’s essential to consider your specific needs and the value you get for your money.

Casper’s 10-year warranty and 100-night sleep trial are shorter than options from Canadian-made mattresses like Douglas or Logan & Cove. These brands have even longer 15-year warranties and 365-night sleep trials.

Where do I buy a Casper mattress in Canada?

In Canada, you can buy Casper mattresses directly from the brand’s Canadian website, or from Casper Canada’s parent company, Sleep Country (Dormez-vous in Quebec). Casper has also previously partnered with Costco to offer select models.

What Casper mattress sizes are available?

Casper mattresses come in six common sizes: twin, twin XL, full/double, queen, king, California king, and split king. Casper does not offer RV sizes.

How long do Casper mattresses last?

According to experts, a good mattress should last 7–10 years. However, this can vary depending on the materials used in the mattress’s construction and how frequently it is used. There’s no strict rule, but if you notice visible sagging, lumps, or a decline in comfort and support, it may be time to replace it. Regular maintenance and proper care can help extend a mattress’s lifespan.

Where are Casper mattresses made?

Casper mattresses are made in Canada, Vietnam, and the United States, according to a company representative.

How long is the Casper mattress warranty?

Casper offers a 10-year warranty on each of its mattresses. This warranty period stays the same whether you purchase directly from Casper’s website or from its parent company, Sleep Country Canada.

How much is a Casper mattress?

Casper has multiple mattresses available in Canada at varying price points, ranging from $1,199 to $2,899. Most of these mattresses are more expensive than comparable Canadian competitor options. For example, The Casper all-foam mattress costs $1,499 for a queen size, and the Casper Original Hybrid mattress costs $2,299.

In comparison, the all-foam Douglas Original only costs $1,199 for a queen size, and Logan & Cove retails at $1,199.