For maintainers
List your MCP server where developers are already looking
MCPVault indexes 19,119 MCP servers with quality grades, maintenance signals and live verification. If you built one, your listing likely already exists. Claiming it is free and takes under two minutes.
How it works
Claim your listing
Your server is probably already indexed. Search for it, sign in with GitHub and prove push access to the repository. The claim takes under two minutes and costs nothing.
Find your serverTake control of the page
Claimed owners edit the description, category, topics, client compatibility and install command. The listing stops being auto-generated data and starts being your page.
What owners can editRequest verification
We spawn your server and complete a real MCP handshake. The first 100 servers that pass are verified without needing an embed and keep that exemption permanently. After 100, new verifications need the MCPVault badge or Pro.
How verification worksGet a security profile
Claimed servers are scanned weekly with NVIDIA SkillSpector, statically, nothing executed. The listing shows what your code can reach and which dependencies carry advisories, stated as facts with no grade; your dashboard shows every item with file, line and a fix.
How the profile worksEarn the do-follow link
Verified listings link to your project site with a do-follow link, get priority placement in their category and an embeddable status badge for your README.
Badge embed optionsWhy claim at all
Developers filter by trust signals
The vault surfaces quality grades, maintenance recency and verification status on every listing, and the directory filters by maintainer activity and auth method. Auth is declared by owners on claimed listings, so claiming is how your server shows up in those results. A claimed, verified server outranks an anonymous one inside its category.
Unclaimed listings say unclaimed
Auto-indexed pages show basic public data and a notice that the maintainer has not claimed them. That is honest for users and bad marketing for you. Claiming removes it.
Verification is tested, not asserted
The verified badge means we ran your server and it responded to a real MCP handshake. It cannot be bought. That is exactly why it is worth having on your page.
Not indexed yet? Submit it.
If your server is public on GitHub and we have not picked it up, submit the repository URL. It gets indexed, then you claim it in the same flow. Pricing for verification stays free during early access.
Not sure the server runs correctly? Test it first: a free live MCP handshake with a shareable report, no sign-in needed.