How to Check If Your MCP Server Is Listed
Is my MCP server listed?
You published a server and want to know if people can find it. These are the public pages to check, with what each said on 2026-11-12. We did not test their search boxes, so use each site's own search.
PulseMCP stated on 2026-11-12 that it is not accepting new server submissions and points people to the official registry. Not being there is not a mistake on your side.
If your server is missing
1. Publish to the official registry first. It is free. Your server needs to be public (npm or PyPI package, public image, or public remote URL). 2. Keep the description at 100 characters or fewer, the registry limit. 3. Submit to free directories that are open, after reading each one's terms.
Be realistic
A listing gives you a link and a small chance of being found. It is not a guaranteed audience. A third party roundup (claudemarket.ai, seen October 2026, a seller with its own interest) says 4 of 9 MCP directories it looked at are free with no paid tier.
Add my server for free
Send the server name, one line on what it does, and its public registry or repo link. We list public servers only.