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EarningsQ1 2026 Earnings Report

Sleep Number (SNBR) Q1 2026 Earnings Report

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MX:SNBR Q1 2026 EPS Results

Actual EPS-$39.43
Consensus EPS-$7.06
Beat/MissMissed by -$32.37
One Year Ago EPS-$6.84

MX:SNBR Q1 2026 Revenue Results

Actual Revenue$5.74B
Expected Revenue$5.77B
Beat/MissMissed by -$31.17M
YoY Revenue Growth-18.89%

Earnings Announcement Details

QuarterQ1 2026
Date05/12/2026
TimeBefore Open
Conference CallTuesday, May 12, 2026
MX:SNBR Upcoming Earnings
Sleep Number's next earnings date is estimated for October 28, 2026, based on past reporting schedules.

Q1 2026 Earnings Call Audio

MX:SNBR Q1 2026 Earnings Call
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Q1 2026 Earnings Slide Deck

No slide deck is available for this earnings event.

Q1 2026 Earnings Call Summary

Q1 2026
Earnings Call Date:May 12, 2026|
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Earnings Call Sentiment|Neutral
The call presented a mix of encouraging operational progress and meaningful near-term financial stress. Highlights include a successful and fast product reset with strong early consumer metrics (NPS gains, ARU improvement, lower returns), improving March and April demand trends, e-commerce growth, sizeable cost-savings execution, and short-term lender support that provided $55 million of incremental liquidity. Offsetting these positives are significant YoY revenue decline (-19%), margin compression (~329 bps YoY), negative free cash flow for the quarter, a short-term $25 million term loan maturing June 30, 2026 that requires a recapitalization, and continued reliance on discounts to clear legacy inventory. Overall the company shows tangible operational momentum but remains exposed to capital-structure and cash-flow risk until a longer-term financing solution is secured.
Company Guidance
Guidance for Q2 is cautious: the company expects net sales to be down low single digits to flat year‑over‑year, with media investment roughly flat to Q1 but meaningfully higher than last year, and April demand running in line with internal expectations (March demand improved ~6% YoY, the first YoY demand growth in two years). Key metrics underpinning the outlook include Q1 net sales of $319M (‑19% YoY), adjusted EBITDA ~$5.8M, gross margin 57.9% (‑329 bps YoY, with discounting accounting for <100 bps of the decline), adjusted operating expenses $195M (down $42M, ‑18% YoY), Q1 free cash flow use $13.2M (≈$20M favorable to plan, $6M unfavorable vs prior year), ARU ~$6,021 (stores reset with new lineup showed ~12% higher ARU), end‑of‑Q1 liquidity ~$40M with lender amendment adding ~ $55M incremental relief including a $25M term loan due 6/30/2026 and temporary relief from a $30M minimum liquidity covenant through 6/30/26. Product and marketing signals that support the guidance: ComfortMode NPS +15 pts overall (+27 vs prior entry‑level), a ~100 bps lower return rate for ComfortMode, ComfortNext Lux selling at ~ $4,000, e‑commerce demand +5% YoY in April, AI citations +25% YTD, and cost actions identifying >$235M of annualized savings with $200M executed (and a $50M plan ~30% executed YTD); management declined to provide further financial guidance while it pursues strategic and financing options with advisors.
Product Reset and Strong Early Product Metrics
Completed a full product reset across all stores in <4 weeks; stores with the new lineup showed 12% higher ARU versus stores with legacy products. ComfortMode (launched Jan, broad rollout Mar 23) drove +15 point improvement in overall NPS and +27 points versus prior entry-level C series; ComfortMode has ~100 bps lower return rate versus the historical product it replaces.
Demand Improvement in March
March demand rose ~6% year-over-year — the first comparable YoY demand growth in two years — driven by ComfortMode launch, updated marketing and legacy SKU clearance efforts.
Net Sales and Adjusted EBITDA Performance vs Plan
Reported Q1 net sales of $319 million (in line with company expectations). Adjusted EBITDA was approximately $5.8–$6.0 million, ahead of the company's internal plan for the quarter.
Average Retail Unit (ARU) and Ticket Expansion
Q1 ARU was $6,021 (up slightly year-over-year). Stores set with new beds showed ~12% higher ARU; management expects ARU expansion as the full product line rolls out.
Premium Product Traction
ComfortNext Lux is the top-selling bed, priced around $4,000 (queen size), representing an early favorable shift toward a higher-margin product mix.
E‑commerce and Digital Discoverability Gains
E-commerce demand grew ~5% year-over-year in April; AI discoverability work improved AI citations by ~25% year-to-date and website improvements simplified purchase flow.
Material Cost-Savings and Expense Reductions
Since the start of 2025, identified >$235 million of annualized savings and executed ~$200 million; Q1 adjusted operating expenses before restructuring were $195 million, down $42 million (18%) YoY. Executing a $50 million annualized cost savings plan (~30% executed YTD).
Near-Term Liquidity Relief Secured
Reached amendment with lenders providing approximately $55 million of near-term incremental liquidity, including a new $25 million senior secured term loan and covenant forbearance and relief (minimum liquidity covenant relief through June 30, 2026). Q1 total liquidity was $40 million (cash + revolver capacity).

MX:SNBR Earnings History

Report Date
Fiscal Quarter
Forecast / EPS
Last Year's EPS
EPS YoY Change
Press Release
Oct 28, 2026
2026 (Q3)
- / -
-31.148―
Jul 23, 2026
2026 (Q2)
-6.57 / -
-19.625―
2026 (Q1)
-7.06 / -39.43
-6.842-476.32% (-32.59)
2025 (Q4)
-9.02 / -45.91
-3.781-1114.29% (-42.13)
2025 (Q3)
2.65 / -31.15
-2.521-1135.71% (-28.63)
2025 (Q2)
-1.93 / -19.63
-3.961-395.45% (-15.66)
2025 (Q1)
-0.45 / -6.84
-5.942-15.15% (-0.90)
2024 (Q4)
-4.07 / -3.78
-20.16581.25% (+16.38)
2024 (Q3)
-3.69 / -2.52
-1.8-40.00% (-0.72)
2024 (Q2)
-7.29 / -3.96
0.54-833.33% (-4.50)
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