Missouri consumers allege Saatva charged a higher sales tax than allowed on some online orders shipped from
outside Missouri to Missouri addresses. Saatva denies wrongdoing. The settlement provides automatic refunds
if approved by the Court.
Who Is Included?
You may be included if you made at least one purchase of tangible personal property on Saatva.com between
June 21, 2018 and June 18, 2024, your order shipped from outside Missouri, your delivery address was in
Missouri, and a tax rate higher than the Vendor's Use Tax Rate was charged.
Do I Need to File a Claim?
No. Eligible class members receive automatic payments. You can optionally choose a digital payment method by
logging in with your Unique ID and PIN on the official website.
How Much Will I Receive?
Payments are based on the difference between the tax you were charged and the applicable Vendor's Use Tax
Rate, adjusted pro rata based on the Settlement Fund and the number of eligible purchasers.
Key Settlement Dates
Opt out deadline: November 3, 2025
Objection deadline: November 3, 2025
Fairness Hearing: December 11, 2025
Automatic payments will issue after final approval and any appeals. To update your address or select PayPal,
Venmo, or Zelle, use the Payment Method Selection form on the official site with your Unique ID and PIN.
Why is Saatva Issuing Refunds in Missouri?
Saatva agreed to resolve claims that it charged more sales tax than legally allowed on online purchases
shipped to Missouri. The lawsuit claims that Saatva should have applied the lower Missouri Vendor's Use Tax
Rate on out-of-state shipments rather than the higher local sales tax rate. Saatva denies any wrongdoing but
agreed to provide refunds to avoid further litigation costs.
How Will Refunds Be Sent?
Refunds will be sent automatically to the same name and address used for your Saatva order. If you prefer to
receive payment digitally, you can select PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle through the official settlement website by
entering your Unique ID and PIN.
What If I No Longer Live in Missouri?
You can still receive a refund as long as your order was shipped to a Missouri address between June 21, 2018
and June 18, 2024. Your current residence does not affect eligibility, but you should update your mailing or
digital payment information on the official website to ensure proper delivery.
How Do I Find Class Action Settlements?
Find all the latest class actions you can qualify for by getting notified of new lawsuits as soon as they are open to claims:
How Can I Check My Eligibility?
You can verify whether you qualify by entering your Unique ID and PIN at SaavtaMOSettlement.com. If you did not receive a notice, contact the settlement
administrator for assistance. They can help confirm whether your purchase is part of the covered class
period.
What Happens If I Do Nothing?
If you do nothing, and you are an eligible class member, you will automatically receive a payment after the
Court grants final approval. You will give up your right to bring any separate lawsuit against Saatva about
this same issue.
What If I Want to Exclude Myself?
You can opt out by mailing a written request postmarked no later than November 3, 2025. If you opt out, you
will not receive a refund, but you keep your right to bring your own lawsuit against Saatva for similar
claims.
Will This Affect My Warranty or Saatva Account?
No. This settlement only concerns sales tax charges and has no impact on Saatva's product warranties,
delivery services, or customer accounts. Customers can continue purchasing Saatva products as usual.
When Will Payments Be Made?
Payments will be issued after the Court grants final approval and any appeals are resolved. This may take
several months depending on the Court's schedule. Updates will be posted at SaavtaMOSettlement.com.
Who Represents the Class?
The class is represented by court-appointed attorneys experienced in consumer and tax litigation. Their fees
and expenses will be paid from the Settlement Fund and are subject to Court approval. You do not have to pay
anything to participate in the settlement.
Is Saatva Still in Business?
Yes. Saatva continues to operate its online store at Saatva.com and remains one of the most popular
direct-to-consumer mattress companies in the United States. This settlement does not indicate any financial
trouble or admission of wrongdoing by the company.
Where Can I Learn About Other Settlements?
You can find more ongoing consumer class actions and open settlements anytime at OpenClassActions.com. New investigations and refund opportunities are posted weekly,
including other retail pricing and tax refund settlements.
Case Overview
Case Title: Robertson v. Whitestone Home Furnishings, LLC
Case No.: 6:23-cv-03184
Court: U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri
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