Hit a registration wall on Axios? Just paste the article URL below. OpenArticle fetches the full story instantly — no account, no email, no paywall.
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Why OpenArticle
No friction. Paste a link, get the full story. That's it.
Axios blocks articles behind a sign-up prompt. OpenArticle removes the wall and delivers the full text directly to your browser.
Get the full Axios article in 10–20 seconds. No waiting, no forms to fill out, no email confirmation loops.
The article is extracted in clean reader mode — no ads, no pop-ups, no banners. Just the story, beautifully formatted.
OpenArticle is fully responsive. Read Axios articles on your phone, tablet, or desktop without installing anything.
Copy the full article text with one click to share with colleagues, paste into notes, or save for later reading.
OpenArticle never asks for your email, name, or any personal data. No tracking, no profiling, no ads targeted at you.
How it works
No extensions, no downloads, no browser settings to change.
Open any Axios article. When you hit the "Sign in to read more" wall, copy the URL from your browser address bar.
Come back to OpenArticle and paste the article URL into the search box at the top of this page.
Click "Read Free." The complete article appears on this page in seconds — formatted cleanly for easy reading.
Axios uses a registration wall — a prompt that asks you to create a free account before reading certain articles. Unlike a hard paywall, the content is technically on the page, but it's hidden until you log in. Axios uses this system to grow its email subscriber base and targeted advertising reach.
OpenArticle works by retrieving the page through a real browser session, removing the registration wall mechanism, and delivering the full article text directly to you. No login required, no email address needed.
If you only occasionally read Axios — for a breaking news story, a policy briefing, or a tip from a colleague — creating an account just to read one article is frustrating. OpenArticle is built for exactly that use case: instant, one-click access to any Axios article, without committing to a subscription or handing over your email.
OpenArticle works with Axios Pro, Axios Local, and standard Axios articles. Simply paste the link and read.
FAQ
Everything you need to know about reading Axios articles for free.
Copy the URL of the Axios article (from your browser address bar), paste it into the search box on OpenArticle, and click "Read Free." The full article appears in 10–20 seconds — no account or subscription required.
Yes. OpenArticle is free to use with no limits. There is no premium tier, no sign-up, no credit card, and no subscription — ever.
Axios uses a registration wall to collect email addresses for its newsletter and to enable targeted advertising. The article content is on the page, but hidden behind a login prompt. OpenArticle bypasses this mechanism so you can read the content directly.
Yes. OpenArticle works on any device with a web browser — iPhone, Android, tablet, or desktop. No app download required.
Most Axios articles load in 10–20 seconds. The page needs to be fully rendered by a browser before the content can be extracted, which takes a moment. Subsequent reads may be faster.
OpenArticle works for the vast majority of Axios articles, including Axios Pro and Axios Local. Occasionally a specific article may not extract correctly — if that happens, try again or check back shortly.
OpenArticle retrieves publicly available content for personal reading use, similar to how a browser caches or how reader mode extensions work. It is intended for personal, non-commercial use only. OpenArticle is not affiliated with or endorsed by Axios.