Easy to use online paywall remover for all major news and blogging websites

Remove Paywall is a Chrome extension that removes paywalls from major news and blogging websites, and also includes access to internet archives such as Wayback Machine, Archive.today and Google WebCache all in one tool. Works on New York Times, Bloomberg and hundreds more.

Instructions for how to install and use the Chrome Extension

Never pay for articles again

No need to deal with annoying paywalls or login pages

No Paywalls

Automatically remove paywalls or login pages so you can read any article you want.

Archives

View archived versions of the webpage. This can be used if the paywall is still there.

Clear Cookies

Easily clear cookies from your browser. This can prevent websites from tracking your browser.

Works on all major news websites

Save your time and money!

Remove Paywall work on these websites and dozens more.

  • The New York Times ($221/year)
  • HBR ($120/year)
  • Bloomberg ($299/year)
  • Business Insider ($49/year)
  • Forbes ($50/year)
  • Vogue Business ($230/year)
  • Time Magazine ($48/year)
  • USA Today ($60/year)
  • The Atlantic ($70/year)
  • The Washington Post ($72/year)
  • The Economist ($199/year)
  • The Wall Street Journal ($52/year)
  • CNBC ($300/year)
  • Financial Post ($190/year)
  • Wired ($30/year)
  • Seeking Alpha ($119/year)
  • iPolitics ($198/year)
  • The Athletic ($96/year)
  • Los Angeles Times ($125/year)
  • Medium ($50/year)
  • ESPN USA ($100/year)
  • Asia Times ($50/year)
  • Fortune ($96/year)
  • Financial Times ($375/year)
  • Quora ($48/year)
  • The New Yorker ($50/year)
  • MarketWatch ($52/year)

Total cost of all subscriptions: $3349 per year

Total cost of Remove Paywall: $80

FAQ

Why is the extension not on the Chrome Web Store?

Recently Chrome announced that after June 2022, extensions with manifest version 2 (also called MV2) will no longer be allowed to be put on the Chrome webstore. The manifest version in a chrome extension allows the chrome extension to perform certain tasks for the user. As such, this extension will only work in MV2 but the functions that it needs to work are not available in MV3 as such, this extension cannot be put on the Chrome webstore. For more information feel free to read this article: Link

On what websites does this extension work on?

This works on dozens of news websites that have a soft paywall including The New York Times, Bloomberg and Washington Post. Additionally, if it does not work, the extension allows users to open an archive of the page which should be without a paywall. As such, I would suggest trying the Chrome extension for a few days and see if it works. If you don’t enjoy it we offer full refunds within 30 days of the purchase.

What is the refund policy?

If you do not like the extension, we offer full refunds within 30 days of the purchase.

Does the Chrome extension have ads?

No, there are no ads on the chrome extension?

How do I install the extension?

Follow this link to view the instructions for how to install and use the extension.

How do I get a refund?

To get a refund please send an email to support@removepaywall.com.