Description
The MCP Census is a comprehensive tool designed to assess the health and ownership of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It operates as a public-evidence gate, providing users with the ability to check over 48,000 MCP servers. The service is not a malware scanner or the official MCP registry but offers a unique approach by linking every claim to public evidence.
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Users can perform free lookups for up to 10 unique servers per day without requiring an account. The MCP Census returns one of four decisions: PASS, REVIEW, BLOCK, or UNKNOWN, based on the available public evidence. This makes it an essential tool for developers and agents who need to verify server integrity before installation or connection.
The platform also supports auditing entire MCP configurations in a single call, allowing users to receive a decision for each entry in their configuration. This feature is particularly useful for those managing multiple servers, as it streamlines the verification process.
Pricing for the MCP Census is structured to accommodate various needs. While basic usage is free, including 1,000 credits per month with an account, there are paid plans available for more extensive use. The Builder plan costs $19 per month, the Pack plan is $9, and the Team plan is $49 per month, each offering different credit allocations.
The MCP Census is ideal for developers, IT professionals, and organizations that require reliable server verification. It provides a transparent and evidence-based approach to server health checks, ensuring that users can make informed decisions based on verified data.
- CategoryAI Cybersecurity Tools
- Pricing ModelFreemium
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb
The MCP Census's Core Features
Public-evidence gate for MCP servers
Health and ownership checks
Returns PASS, REVIEW, BLOCK, or UNKNOWN
Free 10 unique lookups per day
Audit entire MCP configurations
REST and MCP API available
Pricing plans with monthly credits
No account required for basic use
How to use The MCP Census?
Check: Use the MCP Census to verify server health
Audit: Submit MCP configurations for comprehensive checks
Review: Analyze the PASS, REVIEW, BLOCK, or UNKNOWN results
Decide: Use the results to inform server installation decisions
The MCP Census's Use Cases
- Server Verification
- Configuration Auditing
- Public Evidence Check
- Developer Tool
- IT Management
