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mcprush.com
Explore, deploy, monetize MCP servers and AI agent skills
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Explore, deploy, monetize MCP servers and AI agent skills
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mcprush.com is an infrastructure platform for MCP servers and agent skills, with 100,000+ listings for any MCP-compatible AI client. Listings with readable code get a security grade. Developers can publish free or paid tools, sell server subscriptions or one-time skill purchases, and manage releases, customer access, billing and weekly payouts. Hosting with us is optional: connect a server you already run, or deploy from a GitHub repo, package or container with built-in managed hosting.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Illia, founder of mcprush.com.
Building an MCP server is only the beginning. Getting it discovered, helping users assess its security, keeping it running and charging for access takes a lot more work. I built mcprush.com to bring those pieces together—for MCP servers and agent skills.
🔍 Find useful tools
Explore 100,000+ MCP server and agent skill listings in one searchable marketplace.
💸 Publish and set your own prices
Sell MCP server subscriptions and offer skills as one-time purchases—or make them available for free. You set your prices; we handle billing and weekly payouts through Stripe Connect.
☁️ Host without managing infrastructure
Bring a public GitHub repo, npm/PyPI package or container image, and we run your MCP server. Each customer installation gets its own isolated runtime and credentials. stdio servers work too, with versioning, releases and rollbacks built in. Already hosting your server? Connect your existing endpoint.
🛡️ Review security before you install
Every listing undergoes automated security scanning. Check security grades and detailed scan reports to understand potential risks before adding tools to your AI workflow.
⚡ Connect with one command
Use our CLI to add MCP servers to supported clients, including Claude, Cursor and VS Code.
If you use MCP tools, try finding something for your workflow. If you build them, I’d love to see what you’re working on—and help you get it into users’ hands.
What’s been your biggest challenge with MCP so far: finding useful servers, trusting them, getting them running or monetizing your own?
I’m here to answer questions and hear what we should improve. 🙌