Two hundred and forty-two mattresses read on 29 September, divided by the area each one claims. The same square foot costs Rs. 39 and Rs. 1,526.
A mattress is the one thing in a bedroom sold by name rather than by size, which makes its prices nearly impossible to compare - a Rs. 4,000 Single and a Rs. 9,000 King are not the same purchase. Every Flipkart mattress listing publishes its length and width, so we divided. Across 242 listings read on 29 September 2026, the rate runs Rs. 39 to Rs. 1,526 a square foot against a Rs. 283 median. The cheap end is not a bargain on the same product; it is cotton.
Every price below was pulled from Flipkart on September 29, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Flipkart coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
The bottom of this shelf is cotton filling, not foam - 19 listings at a median Rs. 50 a square foot, against Rs. 287 for everything else. It is also where the biggest badges live, including the 88% that tops the read.
The cheapest sleeping surface on the shelf, and it has 13,696 ratings behind it.
Why it earned its spot The floor, with evidence.
A rate two paise off the floor, with the largest discount on the shelf.
Why it earned its spot The loudest badge, at the cheapest rate.
The lowest price on the shelf, and the tile publishes no rating at all.
Why it earned its spot Cheapest ticket, not cheapest rate.
Sold as a floor mattress rather than a bed mattress, and priced like one.
Why it earned its spot What the cotton end actually is.
The top of the cotton band, and the biggest cotton bed here.
Why it earned its spot The ceiling of the cotton end.
Foam starts at roughly triple the cotton rate and runs up to the shelf's Rs. 283 median. Two sellers badge their entire ranges at one figure apiece - and two listings state dimensions no mattress could have.
The first foam listing on the page, at a third of the shelf's median rate.
Why it earned its spot Where foam starts.
A big bed at a rate well under the shelf median.
Why it earned its spot The cheap end of real foam.
One of 22 listings from this brand in the read, every single one badged 56%.
Why it earned its spot A badge set by a seller, not a sale.
Effectively the same rate as the card above, at a much quieter badge.
Why it earned its spot Same rate, different noise.
A Single at the middle of the shelf, with 1,869 ratings behind it.
Why it earned its spot What the median looks like.
A recognisable name at the median rate, with an above-median flash.
Why it earned its spot The exception to the badge pattern.
The dimensions on this tile describe an object the size of a paperback.
Why it earned its spot A data fault, named.
The second impossible size field in the read, on a folding foam bed.
Why it earned its spot The second one.
Above the median the badges shrink, the rating counts grow, and the rate climbs to 39 times the cotton floor. This is also where one count of 158,152 turns out to be doing duty for two listings.
A Queen at the shelf's median rate, with more of its own feedback than anything else on this page.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced buy on the page.
A folding travel Double at the median rate, with one of the smallest flashes here.
Why it earned its spot A small badge on a real crowd.
Above the median rate, with the second-largest unshared crowd on the page.
Why it earned its spot Paying above the median, knowingly.
Fifteen listings from this brand in the read, carrying just two different badges.
Why it earned its spot Another seller-set badge.
One of the few listings above Rs. 350 a square foot still flashing over 50%.
Why it earned its spot A loud badge in a quiet neighbourhood.
The largest rating count in the read, and it appears on two listings at once.
Why it earned its spot The biggest number on the shelf, twice.
A Queen from one of India's oldest mattress names, at nearly twice the median rate.
Why it earned its spot What a legacy name costs per foot.
A hybrid latex Single, priced high per foot and barely discounted.
Why it earned its spot An honest list price at a high rate.
A latex Single from a large brand, with 7,855 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The cost of the material, per foot.
The dearest listing in the read, at thirty-nine times the cheapest rate.
Why it earned its spot The top of the range.
First: divide before you compare. Every listing publishes its length and width, and the rate is the only way a Single and a King can be read against each other - the median here is Rs. 283 a square foot. Second: check what the cheap end is made of. Everything under about Rs. 60 a square foot in this read is cotton filling, sold as a gadda in several cases, and it sits in the same search results as Rs. 9,000 foam beds with nothing but the price to tell them apart. Third: read the size field, not just the title. Two listings here state dimensions that are impossible - a Double filed as 6 inch by 4 inch - and because that field drives Flipkart's size filters, those beds are invisible to anyone filtering properly. Fourth: treat the badge as decoration at this end of retail. One seller here badges all 22 of its listings at exactly 56% and another shows only 25% and 26% across 15; the cotton band averages 70% off and the foam band 41%, which means the biggest percentages are attached to the cheapest material rather than the best buy.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rajasthan Rs. 39/sq ft | Rs. 932 | Rs. Rs. 39/sq ft | 77%% |
| Shree shyam Rs. 39, 88% | Rs. 934 | Rs. Rs. 39/sq ft | 88%% |
| Rajdhani Rs. 41, no rating | Rs. 740 | Rs. Rs. 41/sq ft | 51%% |
| TIRAZ Rs. 47/sq ft | Rs. 838 | Rs. Rs. 47/sq ft | 72%% |
| Rajasthan Rs. 48, 3,973 | Rs. 1,449 | Rs. Rs. 48/sq ft | 65%% |
| Duroflex Rs. 132, 15% | Rs. 2,150 | Rs. Rs. 132/sq ft | 15%% |
| Livpure Rs. 154/sq ft | Rs. 4,999 | Rs. Rs. 154/sq ft | 60%% |
| Florance Rs. 168, 56% | Rs. 6,038 | Rs. Rs. 168/sq ft | 56%% |
| SmartBuy Rs. 168/sq ft | Rs. 4,198 | Rs. Rs. 168/sq ft | 41%% |
| Grassberry Rs. 254 | Rs. 3,963 | Rs. Rs. 254/sq ft | 53%% |
| Godrej Rs. 255, 59% | Rs. 7,514 | Rs. Rs. 250/sq ft | 30%% |
| KGF: 6in x 4in stated | Rs. 4,157 | Rs. stated size impossible | 54%% |
| JMDE: 14in x 9in stated | Rs. 1,879 | Rs. stated size impossible | 53%% |
| Wakefit Rs. 251, 42.8k | Rs. 6,075 | Rs. Rs. 253/sq ft | 21%% |
| SPRINGTEK Rs. 253, 21% | Rs. 13,688 | Rs. Rs. 351/sq ft | 25%% |
| Duroflex Rs. 345, 13k | Rs. 6,539 | Rs. Rs. 345/sq ft | 37%% |
| FLO Rs. 351, 25% | Rs. 7,816 | Rs. Rs. 434/sq ft | 33%% |
| Livpure Rs. 357, 53% | Rs. 16,499 | Rs. Rs. 508/sq ft | 34%% |
| Wakefit Rs. 434, 158k | Rs. 11,599 | Rs. Rs. 357/sq ft | 53%% |
| Sleepwell Rs. 508, 17.7k | Rs. 10,899 | Rs. Rs. 559/sq ft | 15%% |
| SleepyCat Rs. 559, 15% | Rs. 9,141 | Rs. Rs. 585/sq ft | 33%% |
| Wakefit latex Rs. 585 | Rs. 45,790 | Rs. Rs. 1,526/sq ft | 35%% |
| Sleep Co. Rs. 1,526/sq ft | Rs. 3,990 | Rs. Rs. 255/sq ft | 59%% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average, rating count and L x W size field on this page was read on 29 September 2026 from flipkart.com's own search results for "mattress", "single bed mattress", "queen size mattress" and "foam mattress", two pages each, server-side, logged out, in India, with listing keys deduped. 242 distinct listings, Rs. 740 to Rs. 45,790. Nothing was bought.
Every 'per square foot' figure here divides the live selling price by the length and width the listing itself publishes in its structured size field, converted from inches. We have not measured any mattress. Where a listing's stated size is impossible - two of the 242 - it is excluded from every median, range and comparison on this page and seated only to show what it says.
The Rs. 283 median rate, the Rs. 39 to Rs. 1,526 range, the Rs. 6,546 median price, the 43% median badge, the 18 listings at 70% or more and the 45 at 25% or less all describe the 240 listings that carry a usable size field, on 29 September 2026. The cotton and foam medians - Rs. 50 and Rs. 287 a square foot - split those 240 into 19 cotton-or-gadda listings and 221 others by their own titles.
Two sellers in this read badge their whole ranges at a single figure: one has 22 listings all at 56%, another 15 listings showing only 25% and 26%. Where a seated card's rating count is shared with another listing - including the 158,152 that appears twice - we say so on the card, because a pooled count is evidence about a product family rather than the mattress photographed.
This page reads prices, stated sizes, MRPs, badges, star averages and rating counts. Nothing was bought, unrolled, lain on or slept on. Stated thicknesses, foam densities, zone counts, 'orthopedic', 'zero partner disturbance' and every certification claim are the listings' own printed text, reproduced as printed. Whether any mattress here suits your back, your weight or your sleeping position is not assessed, and nothing here is health advice.
Priced by area, the shelf we read on 29 September 2026 had a median of Rs. 283 a square foot, with a full range of Rs. 39 to Rs. 1,526. In rupees that means a Single of about 15.6 square feet lands near Rs. 4,400 at the median and a Queen of 32.5 square feet near Rs. 9,200. Below about Rs. 60 a square foot you are buying cotton filling; between Rs. 150 and Rs. 300 you are in ordinary foam; above Rs. 500 you are in latex, pocket spring and hybrid constructions. The median ticket price across the 240 usable listings was Rs. 6,546.
Mostly because they are a different product. The 19 cotton and gadda listings in this read sit at a median Rs. 50 a square foot; the 221 foam, latex and spring listings sit at Rs. 287 - roughly six times more. Several of the cheap listings describe themselves as floor gaddas rather than bed mattresses. Size is the other half of the answer: the cheapest listing here, at Rs. 740, is not the cheapest per square foot, because it is also one of the smallest beds on the shelf.
Because the stated MRP behind them is larger relative to the price. In this read the cotton band showed a median badge of 70% against 41% for the foam and spring listings, and the single largest badge on the shelf - 88% - sat on a Rs. 934 cotton mattress. Meanwhile 45 of the 240 listings showed 25% or less, and those were disproportionately the ones with large rating counts. A high stated MRP is legal and commonplace in Indian retail and we allege no wrongdoing; we simply would not read the percentage as a guide to value here.
Two of the 242 listings we read state a size that is physically impossible: a mattress titled "5 inch Double" whose structured size field reads 6 inch x 4 inch, which is almost certainly 6ft x 4ft entered in the wrong unit, and a folding Single filed as 14 inch x 9 inch, most likely its folded dimensions. This matters beyond arithmetic because that field drives Flipkart's own size filters, so those beds will not appear for a shopper filtering by size. We excluded both from every figure on this page and treat them as data-entry faults, not as anything worse.
A Wakefit ShapeSense memory foam Single, with 158,152 ratings - but the identical count appears on a second listing of the same mattress priced Rs. 128 cheaper, at Rs. 7,688 against Rs. 7,816, because Flipkart pools reviews across linked listings. The largest count we found that was not shared with another listing was 42,775 at 4.4 stars, on a Rs. 7,514 Wakefit Dual Comfort Queen priced at Rs. 250 a square foot - just under the shelf median, with a 30% badge.






















