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How to get Mailchimp invoices

Step-by-step guide to downloading your Mailchimp billing documents.

Last verified: 2026-04-23

Step-by-step: download invoices from Mailchimp

  1. 1

    Open Billing history from the account menu

    Sign in at login.mailchimp.com, click your profile icon in the top-right, then choose Account & billing. From the Billing tab, click Billing history. The direct URL is admin.mailchimp.com/account/billing-history.

  2. 2

    Filter by date range

    Use the date filter above the billing history table to select the month, quarter, or custom range you need. Leave it blank to see everything since account creation.

  3. 3

    Download the PDF for each invoice

    Click the invoice number or the View link on each row to open the invoice detail page, then hit Download PDF. Mailchimp does not offer a bulk download of all invoices at once from the UI.

  4. 4

    Rename and file the PDFs consistently

    Use a naming pattern like date plus Mailchimp plus amount so files sort cleanly. Keep a dedicated folder for SaaS subscriptions and your accountant will thank you at tax time.

About Mailchimp billing

Mailchimp sends your emails reliably. Handing you neat PDFs at the end of the quarter is not on its main roadmap.

If you subscribe to Mailchimp across multiple workspaces, or pay for add-ons like transactional email and Mailchimp Presence, the invoice hunt takes longer than expected every time.

Mailchimp plan pricing scales with your contact count. If an invoice suddenly jumps, check the Plan details section on the PDF to see what tier triggered the change. Growth in subscribers moves you up a pricing tier automatically, which is easy to miss until the charge hits.

About Mailchimp

Mailchimp, owned by Intuit since 2021, is one of the longest-running email marketing platforms, started in 2001 by The Rocket Science Group. It covers email campaigns, marketing automation, audience segmentation, landing pages, and transactional email (via the Mandrill add-on). Billing lives at the account level, and monthly invoices are issued automatically for paid plans. Each workspace has its own billing history, so multi-brand organizations running several Mailchimp accounts will find separate PDFs in separate places.

Manual vs automated

Manual

  • Sign in to Mailchimp
  • Open Account & billing → Billing history
  • Filter by date range
  • Click each invoice, download PDF
  • Rename and file by month
  • Forward to your accountant

Automated with Inbox Ledger

  • Connect Mailchimp once in Inbox Ledger
  • New invoices appear in your dashboard automatically
  • Export to Drive, Sheets, or your accounting system

Why people stop doing this by hand

One Mailchimp account with a flat monthly plan is fine to handle manually. Twelve invoices a year, five minutes each, done.

Agencies running multiple Mailchimp workspaces for different client brands face a very different problem. Each workspace has its own login, its own billing history, and its own PDF to pull. Add in add-on purchases for transactional credits or domain verification and the line items multiply. The Mailchimp API exposes billing data but requires a paid plan and developer work. Most marketing teams would rather just pipe the PDFs into their accounting system and move on.

The Intuit acquisition added another wrinkle. Some older Mailchimp invoices reference Rocket Science Group, some newer ones reference Intuit Mailchimp, and accounting software sees them as two different vendors. Bookkeepers either merge the records manually every quarter or live with the duplication. Neither option is great.

Next step

If you have one Mailchimp subscription and a predictable monthly charge, manual download works. If you manage workspaces for multiple clients, pay for transactional add-ons, or just want the vendor records to stay clean across the Intuit and Rocket Science Group branding, connect Mailchimp to Inbox Ledger and let the invoices pile up neatly in one dashboard.

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Quick access

Jump straight to the Mailchimp billing page in a new tab.

Open Mailchimp billing

Where to look in the dashboard

  • Profile icon → Account & billing → Billing history is where invoices live
  • Profile icon → Account & billing → Billing is where you manage payment methods and plan
  • Account → Settings → Details is where your legal entity name and tax ID are stored
  • Pay-as-you-go customers see transactions instead of monthly invoices

Before you start — quick checklist

  • Your legal entity name and billing address are correct on the invoice
  • Tax ID or VAT number is printed if your country requires it
  • Amount matches what Mailchimp charged your card
  • The invoice covers the correct billing period (monthly or annual subscription)
  • The document is a finalized invoice, not a renewal notice or receipt email preview

Pro tips

  • Mailchimp charges change based on contact count. If your list grew, the invoice amount will jump. Check the Plan details section on the invoice to see what tier triggered the change.
  • Intuit acquired Mailchimp in 2021. Some invoices reference "Intuit Mailchimp" as the billing entity. This is expected and does not indicate a billing issue.
  • Your VAT ID must be in Account → Settings → Details before the invoice is issued. Past invoices cannot be edited retroactively with a new tax ID.
  • Add-on purchases (extra contacts, transactional credits, domain verification) may appear as separate line items on the invoice. Check the itemization before reconciling.
  • Bookmark the Billing history URL. Getting there through the UI takes several clicks each time.

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