Amazon purchase history: spending per year and month

Your spending in three steps

1. Download your purchase history from Amazon: Request your data → Your Orders (how).
2. Drop the ZIP above. The Totals tab opens with a bar chart per year.
3. Click a year to see its months. Use the filters to look at one marketplace, physical or digital orders, or a search term — totals follow the filters.

Want one number for your whole account? The lifetime total adds up every year, digital orders included, and shows it next to your refunds.

How “spent” is calculated

• Per item, Amazon's own number. The viewer uses the Total Owed column (Total Amount in exports since February 2026, Item Total in the old order report). Amazon fills it for every item: price × quantity + tax + shipping − discounts.
• Computed only when empty. If a row has no total, it is calculated from (Unit Price + Unit Price Tax) × Quantity + Shipping Charge − Total Discounts and marked with ≈.
• Cancelled orders are left out of the totals unless you tick Count cancelled orders.
• One total per currency. Dollars, euros and pounds are never added together.
• Refunds (from the refunds file in the ZIP) are listed separately; each currency shows what you spent, what was refunded and the difference.
• Dates are taken as written in the file. Amazon writes order times in UTC (the Z in 2024-03-05T14:22:11Z), so an order placed late on 31 December in America can count for 1 January.

What the totals show

• Total spent, number of orders, number of items and the average order, per currency.
• A bar chart of spending per year and, for the selected year, per month.
• Top products by amount spent, and top sellers when the file names them (the old order report does; the current export usually doesn't).
• Refunded amounts per currency when the ZIP contains a refunds file.