Aloha Sleep Mattress Coupons: Discontinued — Try Leesa

What Was Aloha Sleep?

Aloha Sleep sold a USA-made mattress built around a “living stress-free, easy going and comfortable” pitch — Aloha Cooling Fabric meant to evoke Hawaiian ocean breezes, cooling gel foam layers, a supportive base for back alignment, and a 500-night money-back trial. It launched as part of the same 2017 wave of direct-to-consumer foam mattress startups as Everlay, Casper, and Leesa, competing largely on branding and trial length.

Like a lot of that era’s smaller entrants, Aloha Sleep doesn’t appear to have survived as a going concern. We couldn’t find any current storefront, and the brand’s own domain no longer resolves to a working website at all.

Two independent signals here. First, alohasleep.com’s DNS resolves, but the server itself refuses every connection on both port 80 and port 443 — there’s no website to load, just a domain sitting idle. WHOIS shows the domain was re-registered in July 2025 through nameservers used by a domain-parking service, which lines up with a dropped domain being picked up by someone unrelated to the original mattress company rather than the original owner still operating it. Second, our own tracked link (originally routed through http://www.topdownreviews.com/out/alohasleep/, preserved here for the record) resolves to an Awin closedMerchant.html page — Awin’s own confirmation that the advertiser’s affiliate program has been shut down. No live site plus a closed affiliate program is why we’re treating Aloha Sleep as discontinued.