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Does anybody know how to get to the Instant Ink dashboard where you can see your pages printed and billing info?

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@larrylush, Welcome to HP Support Community!

 

Follow the steps below-

  1. Sign in to hpinstantink.com/signin.

    Your HP Instant Ink account page opens.

  2. At the top of the Status area on your HP Instant Ink account page, click the refresh icon  to obtain the most current information about your monthly fees. Look for a green checkmark and Online to make sure your printer is connected to the HP Instant Ink service.

    If the printer status is not online, make sure your printer is turned on and connected to the network, then click the refresh icon again.

    Clicking the refresh icon and making sure the printer is online

  3. In the Status section, review the Plan, Rollover, and any Additional pages printed. If no Additional pages have been printed, that icon will not appear.

    • Total Pages Printed: The total number of pages printed for the month, including plan, rollover, and additional pages.

    • Plan Pages: The number of pages printed in your monthly plan.

    • Rollover Pages: The number of pages not printed from the previous month’s plan pages, which are rolled over to the next month.

      You can roll over up to a maximum that depends on your plan. In the following months, your plan pages are used first. When you reach your plan total, your rollover pages become available so you can avoid additional charges to your account.

    • Additional Pages: After you print your plan pages and any rollover pages from the previous billing cycle, you can keep printing with additional pages. There is an additional fee for using additional pages. The number of sets of additional pages purchased are shown, along with the number of additional pages used. Any additional pages you purchased that were not printed will be added to your rollover pages to be used in future months.

      Example of Total, Plan, Rollover, and Additional pages

      If you find you regularly exceed your plan pages, continue to the next section to review options for monthly plans.

  4. On your HP Instant Ink account page, click Print History in the left navigation area for more information about each print job, such as the date and number of pages printed.

    The printing history for the current billing cycle displays. To view a previous billing cycle, click the Billing Cycle drop-down menu, and then select a billing cycle. Click Download Invoice to see a detailed invoice for a completed billing cycle.

    NOTE: 

    Pages are not recorded if the printer is offline. Pages printed while the printer is offline are recorded on the date the printer is reconnected to the network.

    Viewing the Print History and clicking Download Invoice

    If you want to make sure your print jobs have been recorded, you can send a print job to the printer, and then repeat the steps.

Also, refer to the link FAQ's - HP Instant Ink to learn more about the subscription.

 

I hope that answers your concern adequately. Let me know!

 

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