How to submit to Glama

glama.aiChecked Oct 24, 2026

The MCP Server Registry, Inspector & Gateway – every MCP server, scanned, scored, and testable in your browser.

  • Listing priceFree, paid upgrades
  • AccountSign up with GitHub
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Glama at a glance

Listing price
Free, paid upgradesSponsored cards from $49
Account
Sign up with GitHub
Captcha
None
Backlink or badge
Not required
Email confirmation
No

What Glama is and who it's for

Glama is a registry of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, connectors, and tools. It indexes over 109,000 servers, 36,000 connectors, and 1 million tools, scanning and scoring each one. Developers browse, compare, and test servers in the browser, and can host open-source servers or route calls through the Glama Gateway.

Developers and teams using AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and VS Code who need to find, evaluate, and connect MCP servers and connectors.

It lists

  • Open-source MCP servers
  • Hosted MCP connectors
  • MCP tools
  • MCP clients

How to submit to Glama, step by step

Sign in with GitHub and add your server via the Add Server button. Free listings are indexed and scored automatically.

  1. Sign in with GitHub

    Click Sign Up and authenticate with your GitHub account. No email verification or captcha.

  2. Open the Add Server form

    Go to glama.ai/mcp/servers and click Add Server.

  3. Submit your server

    Provide your server's repository URL or connector details. The form is not publicly documented, but submission requires a GitHub account.

  4. Wait for indexing

    Glama scans and scores your server automatically. No stated review time.

  5. Claim your listing

    Once listed, you can claim ownership to manage details and access advertising options.

Glama pricing: free vs paid

OptionPriceWhat you get
Free listingFreeAutomatic indexing and scoring in the registry.
Boosted listing$49/month per listingHighlighted card with purple lightning bolt, prioritized TDQS re-evaluation, priority in discovery and search, boost status via API.
Sponsored card$200/month per categoryCard on every server and connector page in chosen categories, rotation with other advertisers, link to any HTTPS page, square SVG, headline up to 40 chars, sentence up to 160 chars.

Why Glama submissions get rejected or stall

  • Not an MCP server or connector
  • Duplicate listing already in registry
  • Unverifiable repository or ownership
  • Low quality or incomplete metadata

Tips for a listing that gets approved

  • Use a clear, descriptive name and repository description; Glama scans and scores automatically.
  • If you want more visibility, Boost is $49/month and gives priority in discovery.
  • Sponsored cards can be bought without a listing and appear on category pages.

Our take on Glama

Submit here if you maintain an MCP server or connector. Listing is free and automatic after GitHub sign-in, but visibility depends on quality scores. Paid options exist for those who want priority placement.

Glama FAQ

How do I add my MCP server to Glama?

Sign in with GitHub, go to glama.ai/mcp/servers, and click Add Server. Your server is then scanned and scored automatically.

Is there a fee to list my server?

No, basic listing is free. Paid options include Boosted listings at $49/month and Sponsored cards at $200/month per category.

Do I need an account to submit?

Yes, you must sign in with GitHub to add a server.

Can I promote my listing?

Yes, you can Boost your listing for $49/month or buy Sponsored cards for $200/month per category.

Checked against Glama's own pages on Oct 24, 2026: glama.ai, glama.ai/mcp/servers, glama.ai/advertise, glama.ai/mcp/connectors/com.snap-render.app/snap-render. Directories change their forms and prices; the submit page has the final word.

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