How to see how much you have spent on League of Legends? LoL might proudly wear the “free-to-play” badge, but in reality, it’s more like “free-to-install.” Between that one skin you swore would be your last and the event pass that “was totally worth it,” it’s easy to lose track of how much cash you’ve sunk into Riot’s never-ending cosmetic buffet. If curiosity (or guilt) itches in you, Riot gives you a way to check exactly how much money you have invested in LoL in your complete years of game journey.
What are Riot Points in League of Legends?
Before you check your wallet damage, it’s better to know how Riot Points (RP) work. LoL has two main in-game currencies: Blue Essence (BE), which you earn by normal play, and Riot Points, which you buy with real money. RP unlocks all the premium things Riot dangles in front of you, including skins, chromas, event passes, ward skins, emotes, and the glorious loot capsules that never quite drop the skin you want.
RP is purely cosmetic; nothing you buy with it gives you a gameplay advantage. You can’t pay to one-shot someone as Teemo (unfortunately). But Riot’s marketing team knows how to make you want the $20 skin that turns your ult into a fireworks show.
How Much Have I spent on League of Legends?
Riot used to have a dedicated support webpage that calculated how much money you’ve spent across your League account. The process is painfully simple and equally painful in results. You log into your Riot Games account on their official Support page, look for the “How Much Money Have I Spent in League of Legends” page, and click the “Show Me the Money” button.
In seconds, you’ll see the total amount of cash your account has burned through. This includes everything purchased with real money—RP packs, event passes, bundles, and other premium items.
There are two important catches:
- It only tracks purchases made in your current region. If you switched regions or played on multiple accounts, you’ll need to repeat the process or contact Riot support for a full sum of your spending sins.
- The page has been “under maintenance” for a lot of time, and there’s no official announcement if or when it will be back to working again. So, we have discussed another way to check the total amount spent on LoL.
Method 2: Submit a Support Ticket to Riot
If the “Show Me the Money” page is under construction (as it tends to be more often than not), you can request the same info directly through Riot Support. Log in to your Riot account, go to the Submit a Request page to create a new ticker, and choose Account Management, Data Requests, or Deletion as the request type. Then select Formal Personal Data Request, followed by “I want to know how much money I’ve spent with Riot Games” from the second dropdown.
Once that’s done, Riot summons the same “Show Me the Money” button right there on your screen. One click later, you’ll know how many ramen dinners could’ve been saved.
If that button doesn’t appear, you can still submit the ticket manually, asking for your total spending. Riot’s support team usually replies within a few business days. The amount they give you will only reflect transactions made directly through Riot’s systems, not any third-party promos or gifted purchases.
In-Game Purchase History
You can also get a rough picture of your spending habits by checking your Purchase History in the LoL client. Open the store, click your account icon (the little gear symbol), and look for Purchase History or RP Purchase History. This won’t show you the total money spent, but it does list every transaction to let you see which champions, skins, or chromas you’ve purchased with RP and when. If you want to cross-check refund eligibility or just relive the one night you panic-bought a bunch of loot orbs, this is the place to look.
Why You Should Check Total Money Spent in LoL
Knowing the total amount of invested money in Riot Games’ fan-favorite MOBA isn’t a shame (though it might sting a bit). Like how you keep track of your daily life expenses and earnings, when you know your spending history, you can make a better plan and invest wisely in the future. Riot’s monetization is smart—every chroma line and Prestige edition is timed to test your willpower. A clear investment figure in mind gives you control and, in some cases, helps detect suspicious transactions or track down unauthorized purchases.
For some players, it’s also a budget reality check. A couple of $10 bundles across some years doesn’t feel like much, but they add up. For others, especially those who write about or stream LoL, it’s a handy record for bookkeeping or content claims.
Refunds, Tokens, and Second Chances
If seeing the total spent makes you want to claw back a few dollars, Riot offers refunds under specific conditions. The basics are simple:
- The content must be unused.
- It must’ve been purchased within 14 days.
- It must be eligible (champions, skins, emotes, chromas, ward skins, etc.).
You can request refunds either directly in-game or via a Riot Support ticket. For old purchases between 14 and 90 days, Riot gives you Refund Tokens, with each new account having three. You get one more every year, but only if you have fewer than three left. Once you spend them, they’re gone for good. Bundles, boosts, or loot chests are non-refundable, no matter how much buyer’s remorse kicks in.
