MCPHub
MCPHub is a searchable catalog for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that connect AI assistants to external tools, APIs, and data sources. It emphasizes search and discovery, category browsing, popularity comparisons, installation/configuration details, and curated collections for common workflows.
At a Glance
- Developers and software engineering teams
- Users of Cursor, VS Code, Claude, and other MCP-compatible AI assistants
- Teams seeking integrations with APIs, SaaS tools, databases, browsers, and data sources
- MCP server authors and publishers seeking catalog discovery
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MCPHub
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Products & Services
A searchable directory of MCP servers with category filters, popularity and recency signals, dedicated server pages, installation commands, configuration examples when available, and links to repositories/documentation.
A read-only MCP server at https://www.mcphub.space/api/mcp that lets compatible agents query the catalog through search_servers, get_server, get_config, list_collections, and get_collection tools.
Shareable stacks of MCP servers for workflows such as local Next.js development, SEO research, Supabase plus Vercel, trip planning, legal research, clinical operations, product management, and incident response, with merged Cursor configuration support.
Workflow pages that group MCP servers around use cases such as tracking Sentry errors, Stripe billing, assistant memory, SQLite, Supabase, Jira, Figma, and Google Drive.
Market Position
MCPHub positions itself as a discovery-first MCP directory rather than an MCP server that operates the listed third-party services. Its differentiation is the combination of searchable server metadata, category/task pages, popularity and recency signals, curated workflow collections, installation/configuration guidance, and an MCP endpoint that allows agents to query the catalog directly.
Founding Story
The official About page describes MCPHub as being designed around search and discovery first: developers can browse MCP servers by category, compare popularity signals, and open dedicated pages with installation and configuration details. Its metadata model is intended for future ingestion from GitHub, the MCP Registry, and other public sources.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The catalog is publicly accessible without an account and the site displays sponsored advertising; no subscription, API-usage pricing, or other explicit monetization terms were identified in the official pages reviewed.
Target Markets
- Developers and software engineering teams
- Users of Cursor, VS Code, Claude, and other MCP-compatible AI assistants
- Teams seeking integrations with APIs, SaaS tools, databases, browsers, and data sources
- MCP server authors and publishers seeking catalog discovery
- Finding MCP servers for AI-assisted software development
- Connecting Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP-compatible assistants to external tools and data
- Assembling workflow-specific MCP stacks from curated collections
- Searching the MCP catalog from an agent without opening the website
- Comparing official and community MCP server options for a service or task