Why list your MCP server on MCPHub
MCPHub is a searchable catalog of Model Context Protocol servers for Cursor and other MCP clients. A public listing helps developers discover your install command, config example, and category alongside related tools. Submissions are moderated so the catalog stays useful and spam-free.
What makes a strong submission
Prefer a Latin name so we can generate a clean URL slug. Write a concrete description (what the server does, not marketing fluff). Include a real install command and a config snippet people can paste into Cursor. Incomplete or placeholder configs slow review down.
Review and publishing
After you submit, the entry stays pending until it is approved. We may edit category, slug, or wording before publishing. Once live, the server appears on /servers, in category pages, and in catalog search.
Frequently asked questions
- Who can submit an MCP server?
- Anyone. You do not need an account. Fill in the form, complete the captcha, and send it for review.
- What happens after I submit?
- Your proposal is stored as pending. A human reviews the details and publishes it to the public catalog when it is ready. You will not see it on /servers until then.
- What information do I need?
- A clear name, short description, category, install command, and a config example (for example a Cursor mcp.json snippet). Repository URL and extras can be added during review.
- Is listing on MCPHub free?
- Yes. Submitting and publishing a server listing is free. Spam and incomplete submissions are rejected.