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Discovering MCP Servers

The MCPBundles directory is the homepage at https://www.mcpbundles.com/. It lists MCP servers that AI assistants can connect to, including servers hosted on MCPBundles and remote servers published by their maintainers. As of 2026-10-20, the homepage showed 1,221,381 MCP servers indexed.

For a guided walkthrough of finding and connecting a server, read How to Find MCP Servers.

Searching the directory​

Type in the search box on the homepage, or open https://www.mcpbundles.com/?q=<term> directly. Examples:

  • https://www.mcpbundles.com/?q=stripe for payment and billing servers
  • https://www.mcpbundles.com/?q=hubspot for CRM servers
  • https://www.mcpbundles.com/?q=github for developer workflow servers

/skills and /directory redirect to the homepage. Each server has its own listing page at https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/<slug>.

What's on a listing card​

Each card shows the server's name and description, plus labels that tell you what to expect:

  • Tools: N: the number of tools discovered on the server.
  • MCP App: the server ships an interactive UI that runs inside your AI chat.
  • One-click sign-in: you can sign in through the server's own login when your client prompts you. No manual OAuth app setup is needed.
  • No sign in: the service does not need an account connection to start using its tools.
  • Publisher MCP server: the listing is hosted by the publisher rather than on MCPBundles.
  • MCPBundles Managed: the server is hosted and managed on MCPBundles.

Workspace MCP Servers page​

Inside your workspace, MCP Servers merges discovery with what you already use:

TabUse it to
AllSearch across workspace + directory in one list
In workspaceServers you connected or added
DirectoryBrowse listings without leaving the dashboard

From the header, Add remote MCP URL opens the analyzer for a pasted MCP endpoint — see Add a remote MCP URL.

Missing a listing? Request a custom MCP server.

Filtering​

Use the filter toggles to narrow the directory:

  • MCP App
  • WebMCP
  • MCPBundles Managed
  • Publisher MCP server
  • No sign in
  • One-click sign-in

Filters combine with your search, so you can search for crm and show only servers with One-click sign-in.

Opening a listing and connecting​

When you find a server you want:

  1. Open its listing at https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/<slug>. The page shows the server's description, its tools, and how to connect it.
  2. Start the connection from the listing. Follow the prompts for any account sign-in the service requires.
  3. Add the MCP URL to your AI client if you want to use the server outside MCPBundles. The listing shows the URL and one-click install links where they are available.

For help connecting a specific client, see Connecting your AI.

Listings you can trust​

Some listings are maintained by the publisher. The maintainer can claim the listing, edit its details, and run quality scoring. Unclaimed listings are still visible and searchable. To list your own server, read Publishing & Claiming MCP Servers or How to Publish an MCP Server to MCPBundles.

What to do next​

Tips​

  • Start with services you already use. Connect accounts you already have first.
  • Use the filters to narrow results. Large searches return many servers, and One-click sign-in or No sign in shows the quickest options.
  • Check the tool count. Large servers expose many tools, and your AI client may show only a subset based on context.