Description
MCPHub is an open-source, self-hosted gateway and control plane for managing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It centralizes connectivity, access, credentials, routing, and operations, providing a unified interface for managing MCP infrastructure. With MCPHub, users can connect local and remote MCP servers through stable, unified endpoints, ensuring seamless integration and control.
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The platform allows for detailed access control, enabling authentication and the use of scoped keys for specific groups or servers. It supports OAuth and OIDC logins, offering a secure environment for managing user-level and scoped bearer keys. MCPHub also facilitates personal credential bindings, ensuring that each user can securely bind their own upstream credentials.
Routing capabilities are robust, allowing for the organization of servers into groups and the use of aggregate, scoped, direct, or smart endpoints. Smart Routing, a key feature, indexes tool descriptions in a vector store, providing a small matching set when a capability is requested. This requires a configured vector store and embedding model.
Operational management is streamlined with real-time health checks, activity logs, and the ability to start, stop, and manage server authentication and OAuth connections from a single interface. MCPHub supports PostgreSQL-backed storage for durable persistence, making it suitable for production deployments.
Pricing for MCPHub is straightforward: the self-hosted version is free under the Apache 2.0 license, with optional production support available for those needing assistance with architecture, OAuth/OIDC setup, and more. The platform is ideal for developers and organizations looking to centralize and streamline their MCP server management.
- CategoryAI DevOps & Cloud Tools
- Pricing ModelOpen Source
- DeploymentSelf-Hosted
- PlatformsPostgreSQL
MCPHub's Core Features
Open-source and self-hosted
Centralized connectivity and access control
Supports OAuth and OIDC logins
Smart Routing with vector store indexing
Real-time health checks and activity logs
PostgreSQL-backed storage for persistence
Free self-hosted version under Apache 2.0
Optional production support available
How to use MCPHub?
Connect: Integrate local and remote MCP servers
Control: Manage access with authentication and scoped keys
Route: Organize servers and use smart endpoints
Operate: Monitor health and manage server operations
MCPHub's Use Cases
- Centralized Management
- Secure Authentication
- Smart Routing
- Real-Time Monitoring
- Production Deployment
