Frequently asked questions

MCPizy is an independent directory and comparison layer for Model Context Protocol servers. It helps readers shortlist a server, inspect the evidence that is available, and find the install path for their client.

No. Server profiles, comparisons, install guidance and published CheckMCP evidence are public. Reading the directory does not require a subscription or account.

Start with the client and task you need, then compare setup, repository evidence, documented authentication and available audit coverage. A missing field is an unknown, not a zero and not a pass.

No. MCPizy explicitly labels unaudited listings instead of implying they are safe. Where a grade exists, it is published as measured, including low grades.

A linked repository gives you a source to inspect; it does not by itself prove maintenance, security, licence quality or compatibility. Those facts need their own evidence and verification date.

No. Fast-Track can accelerate review and buy a clearly identified featured placement, but it cannot change a CheckMCP grade, factual profile, editorial comparison or organic ranking.

Profiles may include setup paths for VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code and Copilot. Actual compatibility and required credentials remain server-specific, so check both the MCPizy profile and upstream documentation before installation.

Yes. The optional MCPizy CLI can search the public catalogue and add a listed server to Claude Code with `npx mcpizy install <slug>`. You can also copy the upstream command or client-specific configuration from the profile.

No. It only means the profile does not currently document an authentication step. Treat that as incomplete coverage and verify the upstream setup instructions.

A standard listing is free and normally reviewed up to four weeks. Fast-Track is $49 once, published within 24 h and featured for 72 hours after acceptance.

Only after the server is accepted. The submission form never charges a card; if the review succeeds, MCPizy emails the $49 payment link. A rejected server is not charged.

The review checks that the submission is an MCP server, that it can run from the documented setup, and that another person can follow the installation instructions. Better source evidence can be submitted later as a correction.