The Swiggy app lists your past orders one at a time, and the app doesn’t show a lifetime total. To find out how much you’ve spent on Swiggy, you can open every order and add up the amounts by hand, or connect Swiggy to DineProfile from your phone. DineProfile reads every Swiggy order back to your oldest order and adds up the amounts by restaurant, by dish, by year and by month. Your report also lists the fees, taxes, tips and Swiggy One discounts on your receipts.
How to check your Swiggy spending in the Swiggy app
- Open the Swiggy app and tap your account.
- Open your orders.
- Open each order to see what you paid, and add up the amounts.
The list has no running total. On a computer, Swiggy’s website may show only your recent orders, so use the Swiggy app to reach your older orders.
Other ways people estimate their Swiggy spending
Searching your bank or UPI app for payments to Swiggy finds the orders you paid for from that account. The search misses orders paid with Swiggy Money, cash on delivery or a different card. A bank search can also mix your food orders with your Instamart orders, because a statement often lists both under the same name.
Online calculators that ask for your average order amount and how often you order give a rough estimate. The estimate is only as good as your guess of those two numbers.
What DineProfile shows for your Swiggy orders
- Your total on Swiggy, and the total for each year and each month.
- The restaurants you order from, ranked by money spent or by number of orders, and the dishes you order most.
- The fees on your Swiggy receipts, including the platform fee, and how the fees on an average order have changed.
- The taxes and tips on your receipts, and your savings from coupons, offers and Swiggy One.
- How long your deliveries took, and the day and hour you order most.
- A search across every Swiggy order you’ve placed.
DineProfile keeps Swiggy food orders and Instamart grocery orders apart, so you can see each total on its own. Connect Instamart too if you buy groceries on Swiggy.
How connecting Swiggy works
Sign in to DineProfile with your mobile number and choose Swiggy. Swiggy texts a code to that number, and you type the code into DineProfile. DineProfile uses the code only to read your Swiggy order history, and DineProfile never saves the code. Soon after DineProfile has read all your Swiggy orders, DineProfile deletes the access that the code gave it. The safety guide explains what DineProfile keeps and how to delete your data.
Swiggy sends the code to the number you signed in to DineProfile with, so sign in with the mobile number your Swiggy account uses.
Questions
Does the Swiggy app show how much I’ve spent in total?
No. The Swiggy app shows each order and its amount, without a total across your orders. DineProfile adds up every Swiggy order for you.
How do I check my total Swiggy spending on my phone?
Open dineprofile.com in your phone’s browser, sign in with your mobile number and connect Swiggy. You don’t need a computer or a browser extension.
Can I see how much I spent on Swiggy in 2025?
Yes. Your report breaks your Swiggy total down by year and by month, so you can see your total for 2025, for this year and for every year back to your oldest order.
Does DineProfile read Swiggy orders older than a year?
Yes. DineProfile reads your Swiggy orders back to your oldest order.
How many times have I ordered on Swiggy?
Connect Swiggy, and your free report counts your Swiggy orders as DineProfile reads them, before you pay anything.
Are my Instamart orders included when I connect Swiggy?
No. In DineProfile, Swiggy covers food orders and Instamart covers grocery orders. Choose Instamart as well to add your grocery orders.
Is it safe to connect Swiggy to DineProfile?
The sign-in code Swiggy texts you signs DineProfile in to read your Swiggy orders. DineProfile never saves the code, keeps the sign-in secure and deletes the sign-in soon after your Swiggy orders are read. DineProfile never asks for your password or UPI PIN, and never asks for a code by phone or WhatsApp. The guide to sharing a sign-in code lists what to check before you give any app your code.