How to Download Your Bill PDF
Choose your carrier below. Save the monthly bill PDF to your phone or computer, then upload it to ClearBillReview.
What exactly is a PDF?
A PDF is a type of document file — think of it as a digital copy of a paper document. Your carrier stores your monthly billing statements as PDF files. When you download your bill, that is the file you are looking for. It will end in .pdf and will look the same on any phone, tablet, or computer.
Your carrier login is yours alone. ClearBillReview never needs your carrier username or password — you download your own bill and upload the file to us.
What file do I need?
Use the PDF version of your carrier's monthly bill. Do not upload screenshots, photos of bill pages, or separate call, text, or data-usage downloads.
One thing that varies by carrier
T-Mobile: If T-Life asks whether you want a Summary PDF or Detailed PDF, choose Summary PDF. The detailed version includes call and data records we do not need and can be very large.
AT&T and Verizon: Download your normal monthly bill PDF. AT&T may describe its standard statement as an itemized bill — that is fine for ClearBillReview. Verizon's bill PDF can include call details on some plans — that is also fine. What we do not need from any carrier is a separate usage, call, text, or data download.
T-Mobile
T-Life app or t-mobile.com
Only seeing usage? Return to the Account or Manage area and look for View PDF bill specifically. Usage records are a separate download — not the bill PDF.
Look for the words Download PDF in Bill details. T-Mobile's site layout can shift — the label is a more reliable landmark than the location of a button.
AT&T
myAT&T app or att.com
AT&T may describe the standard monthly bill as an itemized bill. That is the file we need — go ahead and download it.
If you can see the bill on screen but can't find the file, look for View/Print PDF — it's sometimes near the top right of the bill page. You do not need a separate usage report.
Verizon
My Verizon app or verizon.com
Verizon's bill PDF can include call details on some plans — that is fine. You do not need to download a separate usage report.
If you see a print dialog instead of a direct download: on Windows, choose Save as PDF in the printer dropdown. On a Mac, click the PDF button at the bottom left of the print dialog.
I can see my bill, but I can't find a PDF button
Carrier screens change. Use these words as your landmarks rather than looking for a specific icon or menu location:
Look for View PDF bill in the T-Life Account or Manage area, or Download PDF in Bill details on the website.
Open See bill details, then scroll to find View/Print PDF. The download link is sometimes toward the top right of the bill view.
Look for Review bill PDF. For older bills, check Documents & Receipts → Monthly Bills in the app, or Billing history on the website.
Using another carrier?
The pattern is almost always the same — log in, find Billing or Account, select the month, look for a Download or PDF button. Most carriers that offer a monthly statement have it there.
Mint Mobile
mintmobile.com → Sign in → Account → Billing → look for a bill download option. Mint's billing portal is simpler than the big three — if you only see transaction history, contact us before uploading.
Cricket Wireless
cricketwireless.com → My Account → Billing → Bill History → select the month and look for Download PDF. If you can't find a downloadable PDF, contact us first.
Metro by T-Mobile
metrobyt-mobile.com → My Account → look for Monthly Statement under Financial Transaction History. If the statement isn't available as a PDF, contact us before uploading another file type.
Boost Mobile
boostmobile.com → My Account → Billing History → select the month → Download. If you only see receipts rather than a monthly statement, contact us first.
Consumer Cellular
consumercellular.com → My Account → Billing → View Bill → Print/Save as PDF.
Google Fi
fi.google.com → Account → Billing → select the statement month → Download PDF.
Visible, Straight Talk, US Cellular, and others: if your account offers a monthly statement as a PDF, use that. If it only offers receipts, screenshots, or transaction history, contact us first so we can confirm whether that file will work.
What if I get paper bills or can't access my online account?
You don't need to change your billing preference to use ClearBillReview. Even if you receive paper statements, your carrier stores digital copies in your online account.
Sign in or register for your carrier's online account. Use the same email address you gave when you signed up for service. Your digital bill copies are already there — use the instructions above to download them.
If you can't sign in, use your carrier's account recovery option. If that doesn't work, contact your carrier and ask them for access to your monthly billing statements.
If you still can't get a PDF, don't photograph the paper pages or upload screenshots. Contact us first — tell us your carrier and what you're seeing, and we'll point you in the right direction.
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