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Turbocharge your Accor points and Status Nights with the ALL Signature subscription

Earn 75,000 ALL points and 12,000 Status Points in one neat package.

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If there’s one thing Accor loves, it’s subscriptions. Most of you will be familiar with ALL Accor+ Explorer in Asia-Pacific. But there’s also a subscription in Brazil called ALL Signature (which I first read about on LoyaltyLobby back in 2023). Despite recent price increases, it is still worth considering.

ALL Signature has various price points. But for the best-value option, you pay a yearly fee of BRL 9,120 (~A$2,550) to earn a total of 75,000 ALL points (worth ~A$2,470) and 12,000 Status Points. Given that Platinum is earned at 14,000 Status Points, you’re well within reach of that with just a bit more spend.

Offer: There is usually a discount around Black Friday, so check back at the end of November 2026 to see if there’s a new discount for ALL Signature.

This is a subscription, so your rewards are distributed monthly. You should also note that this subscription product is intended for domestic sale in Brazil. Having said that, there doesn’t appear to be any restrictions on purchasing this membership internationally.

As with any membership or purchase, proceed at your own risk – this article is purely general information.

How does the ALL Signature membership work?

Access the ALL Signature membership page on this direct link. You may wish to use the translate feature in your browser to read the text in English. ALL Signature is offered in monthly, quarterly and annual plans, which you can browse and compare. There are also four tiers of packages – Essential, Discover, Explore and Absolute.

American Express Platinum Card

Offer ends: 25 Aug 2026

Bonus points
200,000 bonus Membership Rewards Points¹
Annual fee
$1,450 p.a.
Earn
Earn 2.25 Membership Rewards points per $1 on all eligible purchases, except for spend with government bodies, for which you will earn 1 point per $1 spent

For brevity, we’ll focus on the best-value option: the annual Absolute package. For BRL 9,120 a year, before any discounts, you get these key perks:

  • 5,000 ALL points per month (total of 60,000 points a year)
  • An additional 5,000 ALL points every four months (an extra 15,000 points a year)
  • 1,000 Status Points per month (total of 12,000 Status Points a year)
  • 5 Status Nights per month

The Absolute package also comes with additional perks that probably won’t be relevant, including bonuses when you transfer from select South American partners. Accor points won’t expire while you hold a subscription.

Without a discount, the annual Absolute package is borderline in value. You get almost what you paid back in points – but I think the main draw is the 1,000 Status Points a month, which will accelerate your path to Platinum status. You just need to earn 2,000 more Status Points in a year – that’s around A$1,320 spent on hotel rooms.

The bonus Status Nights won’t be useful if you already hold ALL Accor+ Explorer membership, as there is a cap of 30 bonus Status Nights a year from paid memberships.

An example of old pricing for ALL Signature. Unfortunately, this is no longer attainable.

But if you’ve got time, the best deals are normally around Black Friday. Keep an eye out for 15% off (or more), which will tip the scales in your favour. For more frequent road warriors, earning more points than you pay for and a significant boost toward reaching Platinum status could be a very shiny carrot indeed.

Community Comments
  1. Three months after signing up for the monthly plan, I am happy. The points are rolling in 1 or 2 days after the fee is taken. I will have Gold before I head overseas for a holiday plus the spend I do while away will get me to Platinum by year end so next years holidays will be free breakfast plus lounge access and I should be able to maintain platinum as a leisure traveler going forward. .

  2. You can buy 15,000 points through the All Signature quarterly plan instead of an annual plan, with an even higher discount (50% off).

  3. Personally Accor program (not hotels) is a tier 2 program. The Phone support is terrible – You need to call them multiple times to resolve your issue. If u sign up for their promotion, you better take a screenshot of the promotion cause you will be challenged to provide proof that you signed up cause nearly 95% the promotion you signed up does not register with their system. I was Accor Platinum for couple of years and now I only stay at their properties if Hilton/Marriott/Hyatt is not present and to deplete the points I had accumulated

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