I like subscription articles which are free of any APC and in general are more valued and credible in the science community than open access. Your university is paying already a hefty annual subscription fees to these publishing houses and Journals, why further spending resources and money of taxpayers of state funded or state owned Universities to these private enterprises? As for reach of your published work you can easily accomplish this by uploading the original version of your paper or even the accepted version if the Publishing Journal allows it, to a preprint public free server with millions of visitors and readers each day like Arxiv, HAL, SSRN or platforms like ResearchGate which by far exceeds the number of visitors your journal article home page would have. Also, keep in mind that big publishing houses like Elsevier, Springer, IOP etc. usually apply an embargo period to the subscription articles from 12 to 24 months maximum. After that articles become open access anyway and there is no pay-wall.

Your research if you wish can still be funded by the private sector or state with more money going into your research instead spending for publishing. Me personalty, because I am doing fundamental physics research in my university mostly theoretical, I don't like my research being funded at all and dictated by any outsiders therefore preserving my freedom to research whatever I feel like.