How Much Have I Spent on Valorant? Check Your Purchase History
To see how much you’ve spent on Valorant, log in to Riot’s support site and open the Valorant purchase history page: it lists every Valorant Points purchase on your account. Add up the amounts and you have your total. Purchases made through PlayStation or Xbox show up in those stores’ own histories instead.
How much have I spent on Valorant? Where to check
Riot keeps the record on its support site, not in the game client. The article “Checking your purchase history” (updated June 2, 2026) asks you to log in and then shows your VALORANT Points purchases.
- Go to Riot’s player support site and open the Valorant section.
- Find the billing article “Checking your purchase history.”
- Log in with the Riot account you play on.
- Read the list of VP purchases, with dates and amounts.
- Add the amounts up, or copy them into a spreadsheet if the list is long.
Thing is, the game itself won’t show you a lifetime total. That’s why the support page is the only place to get a real number from Riot.
Played on several accounts? Repeat the steps for each one, since purchase history is tied to the account, not to you as a person.
How much have I spent playing Valorant on PlayStation or Xbox?
Console purchases go through the console store, put simply. Valorant Points bought on a PlayStation or Xbox are charged by Sony or Microsoft, so the transaction history lives in your PlayStation Network or Microsoft account, not only with Riot. Check the store’s transaction history on the console or the web and filter for Valorant. If you play on both PC and console, you’ll need both lists for a complete total. Keep in mind that the console list shows the store’s own currency and taxes, so a 1,000 VP purchase on PlayStation might not cost exactly the same as the 1,000 VP pack on PC, which is one more reason to add the money up from each store’s history separately rather than converting everything from VP at the end.
How much have I spent in real money, not Valorant Points?
Partly. Your payment records show the money, and the VP amounts follow fixed packs, so you can convert in either direction. In the US the current packs are:
| Price (USD) | Valorant Points |
|---|---|
| $4.99 | 475 |
| $9.99 | 1,000 |
| $19.99 | 2,050 |
| $34.99 | 3,650 |
| $49.99 | 5,350 |
| $99.99 | 11,000 |
Prices differ by region, and taxes are added at checkout in some countries. Our Valorant Points to USD calculator converts any VP amount into dollars and shows the cheapest pack combination for it.
Your bank, card or PayPal statement is the other half. Search it for Riot Games; every in-client purchase shows up there with the exact charge in your currency, which is the most accurate way to see real money spent (prepaid gift cards excepted, since those were paid for at a shop).
What did all that VP buy?
Most of it goes on skins. Valorant skins follow fixed price tiers: a Select skin costs 875 VP, a Deluxe skin 1,275 VP, and Premium, Exclusive and Ultra editions cost more. The battle pass is 1,000 VP each act.
Here’s a rough way to sanity-check your total. A player who buys the battle pass every act and one Premium skin bundle a year is spending a few hundred dollars over several years. Honestly, that’s why the purchase history page is worth opening.
Want to see time as well as money? Our guide on how many hours you’ve spent on Valorant shows where to find your playtime.
Why your Valorant spending total might look wrong
A few things throw the number off. Multiple accounts are the big one: purchase history is per account, so a smurf account or an old account from a different region has its own list (and its own spending you may have forgotten about).
Prepaid cards are the second. VP redeemed from a gift card still appears as a VP purchase on the account, but the money was spent at a shop, so it won’t be on your card statement. If your bank total and Riot’s list disagree, prepaid gift cards are the first thing to check.
Refunds and chargebacks are the third. A refunded purchase may still show in one list and not the other, depending on where you look. Currency is the last piece; if you’ve moved countries or played on a different region, the amounts come in different currencies and need converting before you add them up.
Simple fix? Pick one source as the master list, usually Riot’s page, and use the statements only to check the money side.
Can a website calculate my Valorant spending for me?
Be careful with these. Riot’s purchase history sits behind your account login, so any site that promises to “calculate your Valorant spending” has to get that data from you, either as a pasted list or, worse, by asking for your Riot username and password.
Never give a third-party site your Riot login. Real talk, a spending calculator is not worth an account with years of skins on it. If you want a tool, copy the numbers from Riot’s page into a spreadsheet yourself; nobody else sees your account.
Stat trackers are a different thing. They show matches, ranks and agents, not purchases, so they can’t tell you what you spent either.
Can you get a refund on Valorant purchases?
Only recent, unused ones. Riot’s refund article, updated June 2, 2026, says “only unused in-game content and unused VP purchased within the last 14 days are eligible for a refund.”
- Unused VP bought within 14 days: refundable.
- Base-level weapon skins, if unused and bought within 14 days.
- Not refundable: used or upgraded skins, bundles, agents, premium battle passes and pass levels, Radianite Points, and anything bought with Kingdom Credits.
“Used” has a strict meaning here. Riot counts content as used once you reach the loading screen of any match, custom games and practice included, with it equipped. So the safe move after a regretted purchase is simple: don’t load into anything with that skin until you’ve decided.
Requests go through the refund tool on the support site after you log in. Our Valorant refund policy guide walks through it step by step.
Is spending on Valorant worth it?
That’s personal, and there’s no right answer. Valorant is free to play, and nothing you buy changes how a gun shoots, so every dollar goes on looks, the battle pass or unlocking agents faster. For some players that’s a hobby budget well spent; for others the purchase history is a wake-up call.
For what it’s worth, a fair test is cost per hour. Divide what you’ve spent by the hours you’ve played (our hours guide above shows where to find them), and compare it with a film ticket or a month of a streaming service.
The trap is impulse buys. A bundle that looks great on a Tuesday night store refresh can feel very different by Friday, and once you’ve loaded a match with it, the 14-day refund window no longer helps.
How to spend less on Valorant
Look at the purchase history once a year. Seeing the full list helps, because the small 875 VP purchases add up in a way that’s easy to miss one at a time.
A few other habits help. Buy the VP pack that covers what you want rather than the biggest one “for value”, since leftover VP is money already spent. Wait for the Night Market if you can, which offers discounted skins a few times a year. And use the free routes for cosmetics; our guide to free Valorant skins lists every legitimate one.
If you want something to show for the spending, prepaid Valorant gift cards are a decent way to cap it: once the card is gone, it’s gone. To be fair, nothing works better than a monthly limit you actually stick to.
That’s how to answer “how much have I spent on Valorant”: Riot’s purchase history page for the VP, your payment statements for the money, and the console store for anything bought on PlayStation or Xbox.
FAQ
How can I see how much I have spent on Valorant?
Log in to the “Checking your purchase history” page in the Valorant section of Riot’s support site. It lists your VP purchases, which you can add up.
Does Valorant show total money spent in the client?
No. The client does not show a lifetime total. Use Riot’s support site or your payment statements.
Where do I find console Valorant purchases?
In your PlayStation Network or Microsoft account transaction history, since console VP purchases are charged by Sony or Microsoft.
Can I get a refund on Valorant skins?
Only unused base-level skins and unused VP bought within the last 14 days. Bundles, upgraded skins, agents and battle passes cannot be refunded.
How much does a Valorant skin cost?
A Select skin costs 875 VP and a Deluxe skin 1,275 VP; Premium, Exclusive and Ultra editions cost more. The battle pass costs 1,000 VP.
How much are Valorant Points in USD?
In the US, packs range from 475 VP for $4.99 to 11,000 VP for $99.99.
