About MCP Haus

Why we built MCP Haus

The Model Context Protocol is the most important open standard for AI agents in 2026, but the ecosystem is fragmented. Servers live in dozens of GitHub repos, npm packages, and Docker Hub images. There is no canonical place to find them, no consistent install instructions, and no easy way to compare capabilities.

MCP Haus exists to fix that. We index the most popular MCP servers, write install instructions that actually work, and tag each entry with what it does, who maintains it, and which categories it belongs to.

What you can do here

• Browse the most popular MCP servers ranked by adoption.
• Follow trending MCP servers to see what the community is picking up.
• Check the newest MCP servers for fresh integrations.
• Filter by category to find servers for a specific job.
• Read the MCP guide to learn how the protocol works.

How the directory is curated

Every entry in MCP Haus is sourced from a public repository, an official npm package, or a verified Docker image. We link to the source on every detail page so you can audit the code before installing. The "trending" and "popular" rankings combine GitHub stars, downloads, and community references to give a balanced view of which servers are actually being adopted.

We do not list paid or closed-source servers. The directory is free, ad-light, and built for developers, not for lead generation.

Independent and not affiliated

MCP Haus is an independent project. It is not affiliated with Anthropic, GitHub, Stripe, Cloudflare, or any of the maintainers of the MCP servers we list. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. The Model Context Protocol is an open standard; we just help people find it.

Get in touch

Have a server we should add, or feedback on the directory? Open an issue on the project repository or reach out on the linked GitHub topic. We read everything.