Free Mattresses for Life

How it works and full terms

A replacement mattress every 8 years at no charge for the mattress. You pay shipping. Available for as long as Lull is in business. Not insured or guaranteed.

Promotion ends November 9, 2026

How it works

Buy a Lull mattress during the promotion. Eight years after delivery, ask for your replacement by email. You pay shipping, not the mattress.

  1. 1

    Buy any Lull mattress

    Order on lull.com between November 2, 2026 and November 9, 2026, delivered to a U.S. address.

  2. 2

    Keep it past the trial

    Keep your mattress beyond the 365-night trial. A returned or refunded order is not covered.

  3. 3

    Ask in 8 years

    Eight years after delivery, email support@lull.com to request your replacement form. Pay the shipping fee and we ship your new mattress.

How to claim

Replacements are not shipped automatically. Starting eight years after the delivery date of your original mattress, and every eight years after each replacement is delivered, email us and ask for a replacement mattress request form.

Email support@lull.com

Common questions

Do I need to sign up?

No sign-up is needed to be eligible. Replacements are not automatic, though. You request yours by email starting 8 years after delivery.

When can I claim?

Eight years after the delivery date of your original mattress, and every eight years after each replacement is delivered.

What does the replacement cost me?

Nothing for the mattress. You pay the shipping fee, taxes and any recycling or disposal fees. The shipping fee is $150 ($250 to Alaska and Hawaii), and your approval notice states it before you pay.

What if I buy more than one mattress?

Each mattress you buy earns its own benefit, with no limit on how many.

What if I return my mattress?

If you return the original mattress under the trial policy, or the order is refunded, the benefit is void.

Is the benefit insured or guaranteed?

No. It's an obligation of Lull Ventures, LLC. If Lull stops selling mattresses or enters bankruptcy, it may not be able to provide future replacements. See Section 11.