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mcp.hosting – The easiest way to install MCP servers

mcp.hosting – The easiest way to install MCP servers

by jeffyaw·Apr 17, 2026·4 points·4 comments

AI Analysis

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Cloud-synced MCP configs beat hand-editing JSON across multiple machines.

Strengths
  • Single config syncs to all MCP clients—no more editing JSON on each machine
  • Smart routing ranks tools by task relevance to minimize token usage
  • Self-host option available for teams with compliance requirements
Weaknesses
  • MCP ecosystem is still emerging—long-term relevance depends on adoption
  • $9/mo pricing may feel steep for a config management layer
Category
Target Audience

Developers using MCP-enabled AI tools like Claude Code and Cursor

Post Description

Hey HN, adding new mcp servers by hand-editing JSON across Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor is annoying. So I built mcp.hosting, the easiest way to install MCP servers.

Add mcp servers by clicking to add from the Explore page. Or click on github repo badges. Or manually add as well. It's easy to add a bunch in your online account and then they're immediately available in your mcp client of choice. There is also Smart Routing built in to make sure it's fast and uses the best mcp tool for the job.

Free tier covers 3 active servers, Pro is $9/mo for unlimited, and self-host is available if you want to run the whole stack.

Happy to answer questions about the compliance suite (coming soon), the registry, or the stack (Fastify + Postgres + Caddy on EKS).

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