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How to find how much money you’ve spent on Amazon

July 28, 2024
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With millions of products available, shopping on e-commerce platforms, including Amazon, is convenient. You can order everything from a pair of socks to a robot vacuum with the click of a button and have it show up at your front door. To keep track of your spending, use your credit card statements, install a Chrome extension, or check your digital wallets. You can also go through your order history item-by-item with a calculator. We make it manageable with our handy guide.



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Amazon removed the ability to download your entire order history in a handy CSV file in March 2023. This was the default method for seeing how much you spent on Amazon. The option, called Download Order Reports, was available under the Accounts settings page and gave you a spreadsheet file of your entire order history on the site.


Third-party apps that can view your shopping data are few. Amazon has been actively cracking down on third-party access since 2019 as part of a purported privacy protection drive. These decisions make it difficult to view how much you’ve spent on Amazon.

Chrome extensions

There’s a handy Chrome extension that has access to Amazon data. Go to the Google extension store to install the Amazon Order History Reporter extension on any Chromium-based browser. You’ll do this on a computer and not a mobile device.

  1. Download and install the Amazon Order History Reporter from the Chrome Web store.
  2. Choose Add to Chrome.
    The Chrome web store page for Amazon Order History Reporter extension with a red arrow pointing to the Add to Chrome button.

  3. Click Add Extension.
    A pop up on the Chrome web store asking for permission to install Amazon Order History Reporter extension with a red arrow pointing to Add extension.

  4. Go to the Amazon website and log in to your account.
  5. Click the newly installed extension. You may need to go into the extension settings and pin it if you don’t see it.
    Amazon homepage in Chrome with a red arrow pointing to the Amazon Order History Reporter extension in the top right

  6. Choose the date range you want to view and select Show totals in csv downloads.
    The Amazon Order History Reporter extension is open with a series of dates in orange boxes showing and several checkable boxes, and red arrows point to the dates and one points to the box marked Show totals in csv downloads.

  7. Click Download spreadsheet (‘.csv’).
    A web page showing several Amazon orders arranged in a table with a red arrow pointing to a blue button that says download spreadsheet.


You can view your data after you add it to a spreadsheet. When you download multiple years’ worth of orders using this extension and combine them into one spreadsheet, you can view your entire Amazon order history in one spot.

Use your digital wallet to view your Amazon spending

Amazon toyed with the idea of a digital wallet in 2014 but discontinued it a year later. Apple, Google, and Samsung have forged ahead. Today, nearly half of US adults use a mobile or digital wallet to make payments. If you’re one of them, you can view how much you’ve spent on Amazon using Google Wallet. Neither Samsung Pay nor Apple Pay allow you to see transactions beyond the most recent.

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View your Amazon spending on Google Wallet

You can get a rough idea of how much you’ve spent on Amazon using Google Wallet by following these steps:


  1. Open Google Wallet on your Android phone.
  2. Tap the search magnifying glass.
  3. Enter the keyword Shopping.
  4. Tap the Businesses tab after the search results are returned.
    Google Pay in dark mode with the word Shopping typed in the search bar

    Google Pay in dark mode showing recent transactions with a red arrow pointing to the Businesses tab

  5. Select the Amazon icon.
    Google Pay in dark mode with an alphabetical list of businesses beginning with Google.

  6. This shows you the past month of spending with Amazon. You can adjust the date ranges and go back month by month to view your totals. It’s not ideal, but it is better than nothing.

Use your credit card statements to see how much you’ve spent on Amazon

If you use your credit card or debit card for all your Amazon shopping, it’s easy to view what you’ve spent by going to your bank’s website and downloading your statements. Each bank is different, but all allow you to view your statements, and usually, you can sort by date range and merchant.

Search for Amazon or sort alphabetically, and then add up your spending.

Manually calculate your Amazon orders

When all else fails, you can resort to the most labor-intensive method of adding your Amazon spending item-by-item on Amazon. Have a piece of paper, a pencil, and a calculator nearby. Here’s how to see your past Amazon orders.


View your Amazon orders on the web

To view your Amazon orders on the web, go to Amazon.com and log in to your account, then follow these steps:

  1. Hover your mouse over Accounts & Lists.
    The Amazon homepage with a red arrow pointing to the Accounts & Lists option

  2. Click Your Orders.
    The Amazon homepage with the Accounts & Lists drop down open and a red arrow pointing to Your Orders.

  3. Sort by date in the drop-down menu.
    Amazon Your Orders page with a red arrow pointing to the date drop down and the drop down is open displaying multiple date ranges.

  4. You’ll see the total spent on each order at the top of each box.
    Amazon Your Orders page showing past orders with a red arrow pointing to a red circle around a total for one order.

  5. Write each order total on a piece of paper as you scroll down.
  6. Add the totals with a calculator.


View your Amazon order history on mobile

You can do the same thing using your mobile device. However, there are more steps to go through, and the experience is not enjoyable. Still, it is possible. Here’s how:

  1. Open the Amazon app and tap the person icon at the bottom.
  2. Tap Your Orders.
    The Amazon mobile homepage

    The Amazon mobile profile page with a red arrow pointing to Your Orders button

  3. Open Filter.
  4. Choose a date range and tap Apply.
    Amazon mobile app with a red arrow pointing to the Filter option.

    The Amazon mobile app with a red arrow pointing to Apply

  5. Select one of your orders.
  6. Tap View order details.
    The Amazon mobile app showing past orders with a red arrow pointing at an order for men's winter boots as an example.

    The Amazon mobile app showing the men's winter boots order with a red arrow pointing to View order details.

  7. You’ll see the total for the entire order at the top.
    The Amazon mobile app showing the order details with a red circle around the total cost of this order.


This method is the least ideal way to see how much you’ve spent on Amazon, but it has some unexpected benefits. Seeing the stuff you bought can be an eye-opener, and you may realize you don’t need some of it. This can help you with your shopping decisions. At the very least, it will be a fun trip down memory lane.

For Amazon Business users

If you have an Amazon Business account, track your expenses from the Settings menu. The e-commerce giant offers a detailed business analytics page where you can check total spending by quarter. It’s intuitive to use. Follow the steps below.

  1. Go to Amazon on the web and sign in with your business account credentials.
  2. Expand your account at the top and select Business Analytics.
    A screenshot showing an option to open Business Analytics on Amazon

  3. Check your Total spend in the current quarter.
  4. Expand the Time Period menu to glance over your expenses for the previous quarter.
    A screenshot showing business analytics on Amazon

  5. Select Orders report to check your purchases in detail.
  6. Select Time period and Generate report from the following menu.
    A screenshot showing total spends on Amazon


Amazon also displays your company spend by categories and annual spend comparison from the same menu.

It’s important to track your Amazon spending

Every household needs a good budget, and a way to take control of your finances is to track your Amazon spending. It’s easy to overspend on Amazon because of deal after deal popping up on your feed. You can quickly lose control of your spending after a couple of years of this, so it is important to go back and see how much you’ve spent on Amazon. You can also get one of the top budgeting apps for Android and manage your expenses like a pro.

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