What's an MCP server?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a common way to give an AI "tools to reach the outside world."
In one line
It lets an AI (like Claude) call "tools" — checking the weather, fetching stock prices, reading your database, and so on. It's an open standard from Anthropic, supported by many AI clients (Claude, Cursor, etc.).
So what's an MCP server?
It's a small server that provides one of those tools. "A stock-price MCP," "a weather MCP," "an MCP that searches your own haiku database" — lots of niche, personal, one-of-a-kind things people build on a weekend.
For example
You ask your AI "what's the weather in Shibuya today?" and it quietly calls a weather MCP to answer. What an AI can do grows with the MCPs available to it.
Where MyMCP fits
MyMCP is where those indie makers' work gathers. People who want it can find and use it; people who build it can publish and earn. There are two ways to publish: if you already run your own server, just connect its URL — we don't hold what's inside, only broker the meeting along with auth, billing, and payouts. And if you don't write code, you can publish just by uploading your material. Either way, MyMCP handles the messy parts — auth, billing, and the monthly split.
Try it now
Paste the config snippet from the homepage into your AI client (e.g. Claude Desktop) and ask "What can MyMCP do?" MyMCP itself answers — as an MCP.
