Supported Retailers in Order History Downloader v1.0
Order History Downloader supports Amazon (×10 storefronts), Walmart, Target, Costco, Etsy, and Apple Receipts in v1.0 — same one-click flow on each.
This is the canonical retailer-list page for the extension. If you landed here from a search like “target order history” or “etsy purchase history” or “apple receipts download,” the short answer is yes — and the longer answer, including a hard scope line for Apple, is below.
Key takeaways
- v1.0 covers 15 distinct retail surfaces: 10 Amazon storefronts plus Walmart (US + CA share an adapter), Target, Costco, Etsy, and Apple Receipts.
- All five non-Amazon adapters use API replay against each retailer's own JSON / GraphQL endpoints — no DOM scraping, so the import survives UI redesigns.
- Apple Receipts is scope-limited to physical-goods purchases. App Store, iTunes, iCloud, and Apple Pay subscription history are NOT exported in v1.0.
- Same one-click flow on every retailer. Same CSV / Excel / Bulk-PDF output.
- eBay, Sam's Club, Home Depot, and Lowe's are on the v1.1 roadmap — adapter code on disk, host permissions ungranted at v1.0.
Quick-facts table: every retailer + status
Lifted verbatim from the v1.0 retailer table. The Amazon row collapses ten storefronts; everything else is a single retailer per row.
| Retailer | Method | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon (×10 storefronts) | HTML scrape, modern selectors | Supported | amazon.com / .co.uk / .de / .ca / .fr / .it / .es / .nl / .pl / .se |
| Walmart (US + CA) | GraphQL with persisted-query hash | Supported | Shared adapter for both regions |
| Target (US) | REST | Supported | US households only at v1.0 |
| Costco | GraphQL with Bearer-JWT bootstrap | Supported | Membership session reused as-is |
| Etsy | REST off `__INITIAL_STATE__` | Supported | Buyer and seller accounts both work |
| Apple Receipts | REST (xsrf-token + per-dsid search) | Supported (physical only) | Mac, iPhone, accessories — NOT App Store / iTunes / iCloud / Apple Pay |
| Sam's Club | Walmart adapter (deferred) | v1.1 roadmap | Adapter on disk; needs live-account verification pass |
| Home Depot (US + CA) | Adapter on disk (deferred) | v1.1 roadmap | Needs a live account |
| Lowe's | Adapter on disk (deferred) | v1.1 roadmap | Needs a live account |
| eBay | Separate selector ladder (deferred) | v1.1 roadmap | No real DOM fixture yet — 22-year lookback differentiator targeted |
Two architectures, one export flow
Amazon and the rest of the v1.0 retailers reach the data two different ways. Amazon is HTML scrape with modern selectors. Walmart, Target, Costco, Etsy, and Apple Receipts replay each retailer's own JSON or GraphQL endpoints. No DOM scraping on those five — that's why a Target homepage redesign won't break a Target import the way a CSS class rename can break Amazon.
From your side, the difference is invisible. You click the extension icon, you pick a date range, you hit Import. The output lands as CSV, multi-sheet Excel, or a Bulk PDF zip — same options on every retailer, no per-retailer config to remember.
Target order history
Target US households are covered in v1.0 through Target's REST endpoint. Sign in to your account, click the receipt icon in your toolbar, and run an import. The export captures order ID, order date, line items, item prices, sales tax, shipping, and the payment-method label — the same columns every other retailer in the extension produces.
- •Coverage: Target US, signed-in account on target.com.
- •Output: CSV / Excel / Bulk-PDF, with separate Orders, Items, Shipments, and Transactions sheets in the Excel mode.
- •Use cases: tax filing, expense reconciliation, household budget audits, and feeding the file into a spreadsheet or an LLM for spend analysis.
- •Target.com gift-card balance: not exported (separate surface).
Etsy receipts and order history
Etsy is a two-audience retailer in v1.0: the same adapter serves buyers and sellers. The data comes off Etsy's `__INITIAL_STATE__` REST endpoint, which means an Etsy UI redesign rarely touches the import path.
Buyers get a clean CSV of every Etsy order — handy for gift bookkeeping, return reconciliation, or just remembering what shop a thing came from three years ago. Sellers tend to want it for 1099-K context: the year-end form Etsy issues lists gross sales totals, and pairing that with a per-order CSV makes reconciliation against deposits much faster. Etsy already publishes a CSV on its own settings page, but the format ships incomplete (no shop names on some rows, missing transaction-fee detail), so a parallel export against the same data store is useful as a cross-check.
Same export targets as the other retailers: CSV for spreadsheets and bookkeeping tools, Excel for multi-sheet inspection, Bulk PDF for receipts.
Apple Receipts (physical purchases only)
Scope limit, read this first
Apple Receipts covers PHYSICAL purchases shipped from Apple — Mac, iPhone, iPad, accessories, and other hardware ordered on apple.com or the Apple Store app. It does NOT cover the App Store, iTunes, iCloud, or Apple Pay digital subscriptions. Those are different surfaces with separate authentication flows. For digital subscription receipts, use Apple's Report a Problem flow at reportaproblem.apple.com.
With that out of the way: if you bought a MacBook for the home office, an iPhone for a household line, or a stack of accessories that need to land on an expense report, the Apple Receipts adapter pulls them. The endpoint is REST behind an xsrf-token and a per-dsid search — same authenticated session you already have in the browser, no separate sign-in.
One more time, because this is the question that costs people install-time patience: App Store apps, iTunes Music or Movie purchases, iCloud+ storage tiers, and Apple Pay subscription history are not in v1.0. The right tool for those is Apple's own Report a Problem flow.
Walmart order history
Walmart US and Walmart Canada share the same adapter and ship at v1.0. The method is GraphQL with a persisted-query hash, which keeps the import resilient to front-end refactors. Walmart gets its own deep-dive page covering the import steps, multi-shipment handling, and the deli-counter-versus-online split. Read the Walmart guide →
Costco order history
Costco uses GraphQL with a Bearer-JWT bootstrap. The membership session you already have in the browser is reused as-is — no extra login, no separate account-link step. Multi-warehouse households work; the export tags each row with its warehouse number so a household can split out auto-versus-grocery on its own. Read the Costco guide →
Deferred to v1.1 — not currently supported
Four retailers have adapter code on disk but are not exposed in v1.0. Each needs a live-account verification pass before the host permission ships in the manifest, so Order History Downloader will not silently start reading those sites.
- eBay — separate selector ladder, no real DOM fixture yet. Targeting a 22-year lookback differentiator on the v1.1 release.
- Sam's Club — shares the Walmart adapter; needs a live account to verify.
- Home Depot (US + CA) — needs a live account.
- Lowe's — needs a live account.
Re-enabling any of these is a manifest-line + popup-line + e2e-pass change, not a rewrite. We just won't ship the host permission until the live pass is clean.
Frequently asked questions
Which retailers does Order History Downloader support?
Order History Downloader v1.0 covers Amazon across 10 storefronts (US, UK, DE, CA, FR, IT, ES, NL, PL, SE), plus Walmart (US + Canada), Target, Costco, Etsy, and Apple Receipts. Each uses your existing logged-in session on the retailer site.
Does Order History Downloader work on Target?
Yes. Target US is fully supported in v1.0 via Target's REST endpoint. Open your Target account, click the extension icon, and run an import — the export covers order ID, date, items, prices, taxes, shipping, and payment-method label.
Can I export my Etsy purchases?
Yes. The Etsy adapter pulls from Etsy's `__INITIAL_STATE__` REST endpoint. Both buyer and seller accounts work; the export is the standard CSV / Excel / PDF format used by every other retailer in the extension.
Does Apple Receipts cover the App Store and iTunes?
No. Apple Receipts is scope-limited to physical-goods purchases — Mac, iPhone, accessories. App Store, iTunes, iCloud, and Apple Pay subscription history are different surfaces with separate authentication flows that Order History Downloader does NOT export in v1.0.
Is eBay supported?
Not in v1.0. eBay is on the v1.1 roadmap with a 22-year lookback differentiator. Order History Downloader v1.0 covers Amazon, Walmart, Target, Costco, Etsy, and Apple Receipts.
What about Home Depot, Lowe's, or Sam's Club?
Adapters are on disk but the host permissions are not granted in v1.0 because each retailer needs a live-account verification pass. These are deferred to a later release — Order History Downloader will not silently start reading those sites.
Explore more
Order History Downloader
Hub page — features, languages, FAQ
Walmart purchase history
US + CA deep-dive
Costco purchase history
Membership-session guide
Download Amazon order history
Flagship Amazon guide (10 storefronts)
Amazon VAT invoice download
EU storefront tax-label extraction
Amazon Order History Report replacement
What replaced the retired tool
One install, six retailers, zero spreadsheet copy-paste.
Amazon (10 storefronts), Walmart, Target, Costco, Etsy, and Apple Receipts — same CSV / Excel / Bulk-PDF flow on every one. 100% local. No account, no upload, no tracking.