Supported Retailers in Order History Downloader

Order History Downloader supports Amazon (×18 storefronts), eBay (with a 22-year buyer-side lookback), Target, Costco, and Apple Receipts. Same one-click flow on each.

This is the canonical retailer-list page for the extension. If you landed here from a search like “amazon order history” or “ebay purchase history” or “target order history,” the short answer is yes, and the longer per-retailer detail, including the eBay 22-year reach and Apple subscription handling, is below.

Quick-facts table: every retailer + coverage

The Amazon row collapses eighteen storefronts; everything else is a single retailer per row.

How imports work, in one paragraph

You click the extension icon, you pick a date range, you hit Import. Order History Downloader pulls your orders straight from your existing logged-in session on the retailer site, no separate sign-in, no credentials stored, nothing sent to a server. 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. Sign in to your target.com 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).

eBay purchase history (22-year buyer-side lookback)

eBay is the headline reach advantage in this category. Most order-history tools cap at 2 years because that's what eBay's default Purchase History UI shows. Order History Downloader pulls every order back to the account's creation, up to 22 years of buyer history on a single import on ebay.com.

The export captures item titles, totals, dates, sellers, currency, and per-row receipt PDFs synthesized from your real eBay invoice data. Resellers and 1099-K filers who need cost basis past eBay's 2-year UI cap are the primary audience. Households who used eBay over the last decade and want a single CSV of everything are the second.

Apple Receipts (digital purchases via your Apple ID)

Apple Receipts covers your digital purchases through your Apple ID: App Store apps, Apple Music tracks, Apple Books, in-app purchases, and subscription renewals. It uses the same authenticated session you already have in the browser, no separate sign-in.

Apple Music, iCloud+, and Apple TV+ recurring renewals are auto-flagged as recurring. The viewer rolls them up into one line per service so a year of monthly Apple Music charges doesn't flood your CSV with twelve identical rows.

Use Apple's own Report a Problem flow at reportaproblem.apple.com if you need a single one-off receipt for a specific charge with no extension involved. For a clean CSV across an entire year of Apple ID spend, the extension is faster.

Costco order history

Sign in to costco.com with your membership and run an import, 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 →

Frequently asked questions