Casper Mattress in Canada (2026): Models, Prices, Trial and Warranty

The three Casper mattresses sold in Canada

casper.ca's mattress menu lists a "Foam Mattress" (The Casper Mattress), a "Hybrid Mattress" (Original Hybrid Mattress) and a "Cooling Mattress" (Wave Hybrid Snow Mattress). The site's About Us page says Casper "pioneered the original bed-in-a-box in 2014" and that "In 2023, Casper Canada proudly became Canadian owned and operated". Table 1 records how each product page described its mattress on November 3, 2026.

The compare page sums up the differences in one sentence: "The Casper offers balanced support with a responsive foam feel; the Original Hybrid blends memory foam, pocketed springs, and a cooling cover for ergonomic relief and airflow; while the Wave Hybrid Snow adds targeted Gel Support Pods and Snow Technology™ for advanced support and cooling." The same page's FAQ states that the two hybrids "are both hybrid mattresses constructed with a blend of premium memory foam and responsive flex coils. In contrast, The Casper Mattress is an all-foam mattress." For what those construction types mean in general, see our guide to memory foam vs hybrid mattresses. We compared Casper's hybrid with another online brand in Casper vs Endy.

Prices by size and firmness on casper.ca and at Sleep Country

casper.ca shows one price per size with the Medium firmness selected by default, and a second, lower price with a "25% OFF" tag; the site's banner that day read "Black Friday Sale: Up to 30% off" and its sales page listed "25% off Mattresses". Table 2 gives both prices for every size each product page offered on November 3, 2026. The Casper and the Original Hybrid offered Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen and King; the Wave Hybrid Snow offered Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and California King, with the same price for King and California King.

Firmness changes the price. casper.ca's compare page priced The Casper Mattress "From $1799 $1349" in Plush, "From $1499 $1124" in Medium and "From $1299 $974" in Firm; the Medium figure matched the queen price on the product page, so by our reading the compare page's "From" prices are queen prices. The compare page also gave The Casper a "10" Profile" in Plush, "9" Profile" in Medium and "8" Profile" in Firm. Sleep Country's Casper page, which lists each feel as its own product, showed the Original Hybrid Firm "From $824.25 Was $1,099.00" with "Mattress Thickness: 11"", the Original Hybrid Medium "From $1,236.75 Was $1,649.00" at 12" and the Original Hybrid Plush "From $1,499.25 Was $1,999.00" at 13"; the Wave Hybrid Snow Plush, Firm and Medium each showed "From $2,624.25 Was $3,499.00" at 14". Sleep Country's "From" prices are its lowest size for each listing, which is why its Original Hybrid Medium "Was" price of $1,649.00 equals casper.ca's twin price. The Sleep Country page did not list The Casper all-foam mattress on the day we read it. For how these queen prices compare with other Canadian brands, see our mattress price comparison in Canada and how much to spend on a mattress; for sale timing, see Black Friday mattress deals in Canada.

What the pages say is inside

casper.ca's product pages list the layers of each mattress and describe who each firmness is for. Table 3 quotes those descriptions. We have not opened a Casper mattress, and a page that names more layers is a more detailed page, not a better mattress.

• Heat: The Casper's page says the mattress "is designed to sleep cool" with its "AirScape® Cooling Foam, which is a perforated, breathable foam designed to promote airflow and move heat away from the body", and adds: "For an even cooler sleep experience, consider Casper Wave Hybrid Snow Mattress." Those are the maker's descriptions; our guide to cooling mattresses in Canada explains what to look for.
• Feel labels: Plush, Medium and Firm are Casper's labels, not a shared scale across brands; see our firmness by sleep position and body weight chart.
• Origin and certification, as the seller states them: the compare page lists "CertiPUR-US® Certified Foam" and "Made in Canada" for each mattress. This guide quotes those statements without verifying the factory or the certificate; for brands that publish factory details, see Canadian-made mattresses.
• Delivery: The Casper's page showed "In stock, get it as early as Tuesday, Nov 10 | Free shipping & returns" on November 3, 2026, and offered "In-Home Delivery & Setup" as an add-on that the page says will "assemble it with care, and remove your old mattress". Our guide to mattress delivery in Canada covers what to expect.

Trial, returns and warranty, as Casper's pages state them

• Trial: the trial page's heading reads "100 NIGHT TRIAL FOR MATTRESSES" and says "it can take up to two weeks to adjust to any new mattress". "Your trial begins when your items are delivered." To return, "Contact us to initiate your return within your trial. We'll set up a courier to pack up and remove the product on your schedule. (No, you don't have to squeeze it back in the box.)" Returned mattresses are donated or recycled where possible and "Your original form of payment will be refunded in full." Pillows, bedding and mattress protectors carry a 30-night trial; bed frames have "a 30 day return policy, but if you're purchasing a bed frame and a mattress, we'll give you 100 days".
• Returns conditions: the returns page says "All mattresses and furniture must be in good condition and free of stains or damage to be eligible for return and donation." Pickup "typically takes 2-5 business days" in urban areas and "may take up to 3 weeks" in rural areas, and "must be scheduled within 3 weeks of initial contact, or your return request will be cancelled". Refunds "are typically processed within 5 business days", banks "may take 3-5 more business days", and with financing "please allow up to 15 business days". Our comparison of sleep trials and return policies in Canada sets these terms beside other brands.
• Bought elsewhere: under the heading "Casper products from other retailers", the trial page says: "Every retailer has its own return policy, so please reach out to the store you purchased from." Sleep Country's own terms are covered in our Sleep Country return policy guide.
• Warranty: the warranty page is headed "Casper Sleep 10 Year Limited Mattress Warranty" and says "Each customer is eligible for a 10-year limited warranty on any mattress purchased directly from Casper.ca or from a Casper retail store"; "If you purchased your product on casper.ca, no need to register your product to activate your warranty." A covered defect gets "a one-time replacement". Covered: "Degradation, which causes the product to have a visible indentation greater than 3/4 inch (0.75"), not associated with improper use", foam that splits or cracks, and cover zipper defects. Not covered: "Comfort, height or aesthetic preference", "A normal increase in softness of the foam", "Damage due to use with an inappropriate foundation", and products sold as used. The frame rule: "The mattress must not be placed directly on the floor and must use a proper, raised frame which provide supports along the entire bottom surface of the mattress with no gaps larger than 3 inches." For how Canadian warranties work in general, see mattress warranties in Canada; for a bed that keeps the warranty, see platform bed frames in Canada and mattress on the floor.
• Where to try one: the About Us page invites shoppers to visit a Casper store or to try a mattress at home during the 100-night trial, and the compare page says "All Casper mattresses are available on Casper.ca and in Casper stores." Sleep Country's page lists the two hybrids with reviews shown. The site's Sleep Specialists line is 1 888 828 5448.