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MCP servers you can actually call

10,080 remotely-callable MCP servers across 7,519 hosts — the ones with a URL, not the ones you would have to install — checked weekly for whether they answer.

Mirrored from Official MCP Registry on 2026-08-01, liveness probed 2026-08-01. Raw: stats.json · catalog.json · health.json.

10,080
callable servers
7,519
distinct hosts
8,106
need no credentials
91.9%
answering, last probe

What is in scope

The rule is active + latest + remotely callable, and the exclusions are the opinion. A server distributed only as an installable package is a thing you set up; one with a URL is a thing an agent can use right now, and this catalog answers the second question.

from 63,360 registry recordsexcluded
superseded by a newer version43,839
marked inactive205
package-only, no remote URL9,569

Credentials and transport

authserverstransportservers
none8,106streamable-http9,341
required1,974sse739

Search it

Queries run against /api/mcp/search, the same endpoint an agent would call. Nothing is stored.

Results appear here. With JavaScript off, call /api/mcp/search?q=… directly — it returns JSON.

The 25 largest operators

Concentration is the thing the headline count hides: 10,080 endpoints across 7,519 hosts means the typical operator publishes a handful, and a few publish thousands.

#hostendpoints
1 gateway.pipeworx.io 1,305
2 server.smithery.ai 216
3 api.mcp.ai 99
4 tooloracle.io 57
5 api.lazy-mac.com 54
6 mcp.apify.com 43
7 mcp.olyport.com 38
8 api.meok.ai 34
9 nexgendata-mcp-proxy.steve-corbeil.workers.dev 33
10 antibody-package-occasional-floppy.trycloudflare.com 30
11 mcp.viridisconservation.com 30
12 waystation.ai 24
13 lab.flashalpha.com 20
14 hive-mcp-gateway.onrender.com 19
15 mcp.infobip.com 18
16 app.daedalmap.com 17
17 mcp.mcpbundles.com 17
18 {host} 16
19 doc2mcp.site 15
20 roxyapi.com 13
21 mcp.ansvar.eu 12
22 stagenth.com 11
23 whensport.com 11
24 agent365.svc.cloud.microsoft 9
25 feedoracle.io 8

Provenance and removal

This is a mirror of a public registry, republished so it can be queried and so its liveness is knowable. It states no facts of its own about these endpoints beyond whether they answered a request. If you operate one of them and want it gone, open an issue on the repo — no justification needed, and it is removed on the next build.