Deploy MCP servers
without touching infrastructure.
mcpdeploy takes a GitHub repo with an MCP server and turns it into a live HTTPS URL. No Docker, no Kubernetes, no config files to learn.
Login with GitHub · Free tier available · Cancel anytime
Time to first deploy
≈ 30 seconds
https://your-mcp.mcpdeploy.devFrom repo to MCP URL in three steps.
The flow matches how you already work: GitHub repos, a simple dashboard, and one deploy button.
Sign in with GitHub so we can see your MCP repos.
Pick the repository that contains your MCP server.
We build it and give you a HTTPS URL you can plug anywhere.
Everything you need for MCP hosting — and nothing else.
mcpdeploy hides the boring server work and leaves you with a clean, simple way to put your MCP servers online.
From GitHub repo to live MCP URL in a few seconds.
We keep your MCP server running so you don’t have to babysit the infra.
Each MCP gets its own HTTPS URL that you can share or plug into your AI tools.
Push to your main branch and your MCP is automatically redeployed.
Simple, predictable pricing.
Start free, then upgrade only when your MCP servers need to be always-on or handle more traffic.
🎉 Beta period: All plans are free until January 2025!
Prices in USD · Cancel anytime · Overages billed monthly
Deploy your first MCP server with no configuration.
Get started
- 3 MCP servers
- Basic compute resources
- Public mcpdeploy.dev domain
- Automatic HTTPS
- Deploy from Git repo
- sdk/language agnostic Soon
Production-ready MCP servers with advanced features.
Most popular
Includes all Free plan features
- Up to 10 MCP servers
- OAuth integration Soon
- Enhanced compute resources
- Custom domains Soon
- Advanced analytics Soon
- Priority support
For companies needing control, scale and governance.
For large teams
- Unlimited MCP servers
- SLA & dedicated support
- Pay per usage
- BYOC (Bring your own cluster) Soon
- Multi-region failover Soon
Add-ons
Ready to ship your first MCP server?
Connect GitHub, choose a repo, and get a production-ready MCP URL in minutes.
You own your code and your MCP logic. mcpdeploy only takes care of hosting.