Keetsa's current six-mattress lineup spans two all-foam beds and four wrapped-coil hybrids, with published feels from firm to soft and profiles from 9 to 14 inches. Plus is the lowest-priced Queen and the simplest hybrid; Cloud is the firm all-foam choice; Pillow Plus adds a deeper medium-firm comfort stack; Supreme is the soft all-foam choice; Classic is the deeper firm hybrid; and Dream is the soft flagship hybrid with dedicated edge-support foam. Direct orders ship compressed by FedEx, and Keetsa's return and warranty rules make construction and feel especially important to choose before ordering.
Start with construction and feel
Keetsa Plus is the clearest value choice when you want coils, airflow, and easier movement. Choose Cloud instead for firm all-foam motion control, or Pillow Plus for a more cushioned medium-firm hybrid. Supreme is the soft all-foam option; Classic is the deeper firm hybrid; Dream is the 14-inch soft hybrid with the lineup's only separately published edge-support foam. The higher prices buy added foam depth or a different feel rather than a longer trial or warranty.
9-inch hybrid
Current Queen price: $981
Why choose it: Choose it for the lowest current Queen price in the lineup and a shallower foam-over-coil build that adds airflow and easier movement.
Know before buying: It has less cushioning depth than Pillow Plus, Classic, or Dream, and Keetsa's page uses both firm and medium-firm wording.
10-inch all-foam
Current Queen price: $1,251
Why choose it: Choose it for a flatter all-foam surface, strong motion isolation, and no coil bounce.
Know before buying: The foam core has no separately published reinforced edge, and the firm surface gives side sleepers less cushioning than Supreme.
11-inch hybrid
Current Queen price: $1,431
Why choose it: Choose it for a more forgiving all-position hybrid: memory foam, two comfort-foam layers, high-density foam, and wrapped coils.
Know before buying: It costs more than Plus, and the current California King variant is unavailable even though it remains listed on the product page.
12-inch all-foam
Current Queen price: $1,791
Why choose it: Choose it for Keetsa's deepest all-foam contour, quieter partner motion, and more cushioning for shoulders and hips.
Know before buying: It has less bounce and less open-core airflow than the four hybrid models, with no separately published edge reinforcement.
13-inch hybrid
Current Queen price: $1,971
Why choose it: Choose it for the deeper firm hybrid build: memory foam, three comfort-foam layers, high-density foam, and wrapped coils.
Know before buying: Its current Full variant is unavailable, and the firmer surface is less pressure-focused than Supreme or Dream.
14-inch hybrid
Current Queen price: $2,691
Why choose it: Choose it for Keetsa's most substantial cushioning stack, a dedicated pressure-relief foam, wrapped coils, and published edge-support foam.
Know before buying: It is the highest-priced Keetsa mattress and is currently sold only in Queen, King, and California King.
Keetsa calls its direct policy a 90-day return privilege, not a comfort guarantee. Wait 30 days before requesting a return; an eligible refund has a 10% processing fee.
Current product pages advertise free FedEx Ground shipping. Keetsa's delivery policy says most orders take 5–10 business days and FedEx does not set up or remove the mattress.
Keetsa says its mattresses are not designed for adjustable beds or Murphy beds. Use a firm, rigid, ventilated support surface with slats no more than four inches apart.
Coverage belongs to the original purchaser and addresses manufacturing defects, including visible permanent impressions deeper than 1.5 inches. Personal comfort preference is excluded.
CertiPUR-US covers the polyurethane foams. STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX covers the published blend fabrics and carbon-rayon fire-barrier textile; it is not an organic-mattress certification.
Keetsa publishes a fiberglass-free carbon-rayon fire barrier across the current mattress pages. Keep the law label and follow the brand's care and foundation requirements.
Need help interpreting the foam label? Read our CertiPUR-US mattress guide, including what the certification does and does not cover.
Keetsa's current six-mattress lineup spans two all-foam beds and four wrapped-coil hybrids, with published feels from firm to soft and profiles from 9 to 14 inches. Plus is the lowest-priced Queen and the simplest hybrid; Cloud is the firm all-foam choice; Pillow Plus adds a deeper medium-firm comfort stack; Supreme is the soft all-foam choice; Classic is the deeper firm hybrid; and Dream is the soft flagship hybrid with dedicated edge-support foam. Direct orders ship compressed by FedEx, and Keetsa's return and warranty rules make construction and feel especially important to choose before ordering.
Best for: Back sleepers wanting a firmer hybrid · Value focused hybrid shoppers
Why it stands out: The exact one-inch memory-foam and one-inch comfort-foam depths make the entry hybrid's two-inch comfort package clear
Keep in mind: Keetsa calls Plus Firm in the title and body but Medium-Firm in one benefits bullet, so shoppers should not treat the label as a precise numeric score
Best for: Back sleepers wanting firm foam support · Stomach sleepers who prefer less sink
Why it stands out: The published 2.5-inch memory-foam package gives shoppers a concrete comfort-depth figure instead of a generic all-foam label
Keep in mind: Dedicated side sleepers who need more shoulder and hip give should compare the Soft, four-inch-memory-foam Keetsa Supreme
Best for: Combination sleepers wanting medium firm cushioning · Couples comparing motion control with coil response
Why it stands out: The published three-inch integrated memory- and comfort-foam package adds one inch of comfort material over Keetsa Plus before the coil core
Keep in mind: The current California King variant was listed but sold out at the September 25 capture
Best for: Side sleepers · Pressure relief
Why it stands out: Four inches of Memory Foam create a substantial soft comfort package for shoppers who prefer an enveloping cradle
Keep in mind: A soft memory-foam cradle may feel too enveloping or slow to reposition on if you prefer firmer foam or hybrid response
Best for: Back sleepers · Stomach sleepers
Why it stands out: Five combined inches of memory and responsive comfort foam give the firm coil-supported design more surface cushion than a thin comfort-layer hybrid, although Keetsa does not publish each layer's depth
Keep in mind: Strict side sleepers and shoppers seeking a plush, enveloping surface should compare Keetsa Dream or the all-foam Supreme instead of the firm Classic
Best for: Side sleepers · Couple
Why it stands out: Six inches of memory and pressure-relief foams provide a deeper cushioning package for shoppers who already prefer a plush surface
Keep in mind: The soft surface and deep foam package may feel too enveloping for shoppers who prefer a flatter, firmer bed; compare Classic first
Start with construction and feel. Plus is the lower-priced firm-to-medium-firm hybrid. Cloud is firm all-foam. Pillow Plus is the more cushioned medium-firm hybrid. Supreme is soft all-foam. Classic is the deeper firm hybrid. Dream is the soft 14-inch hybrid with a dedicated pressure-relief layer and edge-support foam.
Plus is a 9-inch wrapped-coil hybrid with memory foam and comfort foam, so it has more airflow and spring response. Cloud is a 10-inch firm all-foam mattress with two memory-foam layers and a foam core, so it minimizes coil bounce and emphasizes motion isolation.
Keetsa explicitly says it does not offer a comfort guarantee. Direct buyers have a 90-day return privilege. Keetsa asks customers to keep the mattress for at least 30 days before requesting a return, then deducts a 10% processing fee from an eligible refund. Purchases from another retailer follow that seller's terms. Mattresses carry a 12-year limited warranty for materials and workmanship.
Keetsa's warranty says its mattresses are not designed for Murphy beds or adjustable beds and that using one on either type of base voids the warranty. Use a firm, rigid, ventilated surface with slats no more than four inches apart.
Keetsa says its current mattresses do not use fiberglass. It describes the fire barrier as a knitted carbon-rayon fabric containing polyacrylonitrile and publishes STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX testing for that textile.
Keetsa publishes CertiPUR-US certification for its polyurethane foams and STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX certification for its Tencel, polyester, and linen blend textiles and fire barrier. These certifications have specific material scopes and do not certify the complete mattress as organic.