How Much Money Have You Spent on LoL?

To see how much money you spent on LoL, submit a ticket to Riot Support: choose League of Legends, the category Account Management, Data Requests, or Deletion, then Formal Personal Data Request and “I want to know how much money I’ve spent with Riot Games”. A support agent replies with your total money spent on LoL for that account; the old instant lookup button is gone. Riot answers through the same ticket, so keep an eye on the email address on your account.

How do I check the money spent on LoL?

Through a support ticket. Riot’s own help article lists the steps, and filling them in takes a couple of minutes at most if you are already signed in:

1. Go to the Riot Games Support ticket submission page and sign in with the Riot account you play on.
2. Under Product, select League of Legends.
3. Under Category, select Account Management, Data Requests, or Deletion.
4. Select the platform you play on.
5. Under Please Select your Inquiry, choose Formal Personal Data Request.
6. In the next inquiry field, choose “I want to know how much money I’ve spent with Riot Games”.
7. Fill in a subject and a short description, then submit the ticket.

An agent reviews the request and answers by email and in the ticket. Riot does not promise a response time, so expect anything from the same day to a week or more when support is busy (patch weeks and big events are slow).

What to write in the description? Keep it short and specific: the Riot ID of the account, its region, and whether you ever transferred regions or used gift cards. That saves a round of follow-up questions, and it tells the agent which purchases you expect to see. If you want totals for two accounts, open two tickets, one from each account.

Older guides, and plenty of videos, still describe a “Show Me the Money” button that showed the total instantly. That self-serve lookup no longer exists. If a site promises an instant number in exchange for your login, close it. Riot never needs a third-party site for this.

What does the money spent on LoL total include?

Money you paid Riot for the account you ask about. In practice that means RP purchases and anything bought with real money directly, such as some bundles and passes. A few things to keep in mind when you read the number:

• Gifts you sent count, because the money came from you; gifts you received do not.
• Prepaid gift cards you redeemed may show differently from card or PayPal purchases.
• Merch from the Riot store is a separate shop and not part of your account total.
• Other Riot games on the same Riot account, such as Valorant, have their own spending; ask about the game you care about.

If the total looks too low, the usual reasons are a region transfer, a second account you forgot about, or purchases made with gift cards. Mention those in the ticket and support can tell you what the number covers.

How to estimate LoL spending yourself

You can get a decent number without waiting for support. Here are three ways:

• Search your email for Riot purchase receipts. Each RP purchase sends one, and a search for “Riot Games” usually finds them all.
• Check bank, card or PayPal history for entries from Riot Games; filter by year for a yearly breakdown.
• Use the calculator above: add RP purchases one by one, or estimate from the number and tier of skins you own.

The skins method is the roughest (by a wide margin), since plenty of skins come from events, crafting or gifts rather than straight purchases. Treat it as a ballpark. Receipts are exact, and the bank history catches anything the email search misses.

Want to turn RP into real money first? Our RP to USD calculator converts any RP amount at Riot’s current bundle prices, which helps when you remember skin prices in RP but not what you paid.

Why people are surprised by the number

Why does the total shock so many people? Because League spending is spread thin over years. A small top-up for an event pass here, a skin on sale there, and none of it feels like much at the time. Add five or six years together and the total is often several times what players guess.

Thing is, that is not a sign of a problem by itself. League is free to play, and skins are how the game is paid for. The point of checking is simply knowing the real figure, so you can decide on a budget with numbers instead of a feeling.

To be fair, there is also the other side: hours. Money is only half of what League costs you. Our Wasted on LoL tool adds up the time your games take, and the two numbers together tell you more than either alone.

Can you get a refund for LoL purchases?

Sometimes. Riot offers a limited number of refund tokens for recent content purchases (skins and champions bought with RP, within a time window and if you have not used them much), and refunds for RP purchases themselves are handled through Riot Support under its own rules. Refund policies change, so check the current terms in Riot’s support center before you count on one.

What you cannot do is turn spent money back into cash. RP stays on the account, and the account itself remains Riot’s property under its Terms, so there is no official way to “cash out” a collection.

Money spent on LoL vs what the account is worth

Different numbers, and players often mix them up (an easy mix-up). What you spent is what you paid Riot. What an account is “worth” on the second-hand market depends on rare skins, rank, region and demand, and it rarely comes close to the money spent. Buying and selling accounts also goes against Riot’s Terms, which we say plainly even though we sell accounts ourselves.

If you are curious anyway, our LoL account worth calculator gives a rough market estimate. Just do not expect it to match your spending total. A $900 history of event passes and sale skins is a very different thing from a single rare skin from 2010.

What can you do with the spending report?

More than satisfy curiosity. A few practical uses come up again and again:

• Budgeting: one yearly number is the easiest way to set a limit for next year.
• Account recovery: purchase details are among the things Riot Support can use to confirm that an account is yours, so knowing your history helps if you ever lose access.
• Parents checking a child’s account: the ticket gives a clear total without digging through card statements.
• Comparing games: if you also play other games, the League total puts your hobby budget in one place.

If what you really want is every single transaction, ask for a full data request instead of the spending total. That one takes longer, but it returns an itemised record rather than one sum. Which one do you need? For most people the single total is enough.

How to keep your League spending under control

Look, a few simple habits work better than any app:

1. Check your total once a year with a ticket, so the number never surprises you.
2. Buy RP in the bundle you actually need instead of the biggest one “for later”.
3. Use the free routes first: event missions, crafting and sales cover a lot of skins.
4. Wait for sales on skins you want but do not need today; most skins come back on sale sooner or later, so patience usually pays.
5. Turn on spending limits or purchase confirmations through your payment method or app store if you play on shared devices.

For what it’s worth, the honest version of the question is not “how much money I spent on LoL” but “was it worth it to me”. Only you can answer that one, and the support ticket gives you the real number to answer it with.

FAQ

How do I see how much money I’ve spent on League of Legends?

Submit a ticket to Riot Support: League of Legends, Account Management, Data Requests, or Deletion, Formal Personal Data Request, then “I want to know how much money I’ve spent with Riot Games”. An agent replies with your total.

Does the “Show Me the Money” button still work?

No. The instant self-serve lookup is gone. The total now comes through a support ticket.

How long does Riot take to answer a spending request?

Riot does not publish a response time. Replies can take from a day to a week or more, depending on how busy support is.

Does the total include gifts?

Gifts you sent are included because you paid for them. Gifts you received are not part of your total.

Can I check spending without contacting Riot?

You can estimate it from Riot purchase receipts in your email, your bank or PayPal history, or by adding up purchases in the calculator on this page.

Does the total include Valorant?

Ask about the game you want. Each Riot game on your account has its own spending, so specify League of Legends in the ticket.

Can I get my money back for LoL purchases?

Only in limited cases through Riot’s refund options and support. Spent money cannot be cashed out, and the account remains Riot’s property.