How to submit an MCP server to MCP Market
By Jonah EasePublished Last checked
MCP Market's submit page asks one question before any other: how do you want to go live? For a GitHub repository there are two answers, a free queue and a $29 one-time fee, and the page opens with the paid one selected[1]. For a server that only exists as a URL there is one answer, and it costs $69. The site is operated by Sitka Labs, a Canadian company, according to its terms[2].
Three ways to go live, with the page's own prices
| Option | Price | As the page describes it |
|---|---|---|
| Free Queue (GitHub repo) | $0 | Average listing time 4 to 6 weeks; no Official badge; standard placement; no Try Now link |
| Get Listed Now (GitHub repo) | $29, once | Listed within 24 hours; Official badge on the tile and page; an optional Try Now link to your site |
| Remote MCP | $69, once | Official listing; listed within 24 hours of review; no free option on this form |
Printed on mcpmarket.com/submit and read [1]. This page reports the prices and stops there; the choice is yours.
The GitHub repo form
Two fields: the full URL of the repository and an email address. The page says it will email you the moment the listing goes live. Nothing on the page asked me to sign in[1].
- On the MCP Server tab, keep GitHub repo selected.
- Paste the repository URL and your email.
- Under "Choose how it goes live", look at which card is selected. Clicking Free Queue changes the button to Submit to free queue.
- You click that button yourself.
The Official badge appears in the page's list of what the paid options include, and the free queue is listed as having no Official badge, standard placement and no Try Now link[1]. The repository field takes the full GitHub URL, in the shape https://github.com/username/mcp-server.
The Remote MCP form, field by field
| Field | Required |
|---|---|
| Server name, MCP endpoint URL, Email | Yes |
| Short description | Yes, 200 characters at most |
| Categories | Yes, up to 5 of 20 listed |
| Full description, supports Dynamic Client Registration, provider, website, use cases, FAQ, Try Now link | No |
Where the form catches people
- The paid card is pre-selected. Fill in the two fields and the button still says Get listed now, under a card marked as a one-time payment. The free queue is a choice you make[1].
- The wrong tab. The page has MCP Server and Agent Skill tabs, and a server with no repository belongs under Remote MCP, which has no free path[1].
- Categories left empty. The Remote MCP form marks them required, up to five[1].
By hand
The whole thing is two fields and one choice, which takes a few minutes. If you pay, the privacy policy says payment information goes straight to its processor, Stripe, and that the full card details are not stored by MCP Market[3]. If you take the free queue you click Submit to free queue.
Current status,
The submit page described the site as having over 35,000 MCP servers and over 200,000 agent skills, in its own words[1]. It gave 4 to 6 weeks as the average free-queue time and no queue length.
Sources
- MCP Market: Submit MCPs & Skills · checked
- MCP Market: Terms of Service (last updated March 25, 2026) · checked
- MCP Market: Privacy Policy (last updated March 25, 2026) · checked
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Or skip all of that
Or let ManyCP fill it in for you
ManyCP fills in every field and links straight to the form. You click send. On Pro, ManyCP files it by hand for you.
ManyCP prepares
- The repo URL and email, with the free queue named
- For a server with no repo: every field of the paid Remote MCP form
You do
- Click Free Queue (the form starts on the paid option)
- Click Submit