About MCP Hunter

A weekly launch board for products that ship an MCP server. Makers submit, the community votes, and each week produces one ranked board at a permanent URL.

Why a board just for MCP

General launch boards are crowded, and a good MCP server loses to a screenshot tool with better marketing. The audience that wants MCP products is small, specific, and technical. It deserves a page where everything on it is relevant, and where the entry requirement is a working server rather than a well-shot demo video.

The one rule

Your product must ship a working MCP server, and we connect to it to check. Not a screenshot of one. Not a promise that it is coming. We call tools/list against the endpoint you give us and build the listing from what came back: how many tools it exposed, what they are called, whether they carry descriptions, and one round trip of response time.

Every listing on this site is written from that answer rather than from the maker's marketing copy. That is the whole product. The rest is a launch board like any other.

What a listing means

Every claim on a listing is a measurement with a date: "Verified 12 August 2026, 13 tools, responded in 400ms". We check once, at submission, so that line describes that moment rather than today. It is also the entire claim: we have not read anyone's source or watched what their tools do when you call them, so a listing says a server answered us, never that it is safe.

How a week works

• • A week runs Monday 00:00 UTC to Sunday 23:59 UTC.
• • Products are ranked by votes. One account, one vote per product, while the week is open.
• • When the week closes, its board is final and stays at its own URL forever. The archive is the point.
• • The top three earn a followed link and an embeddable dated badge.

Who runs it

MCP Hunter is built and run by one developer in the Netherlands, started in 2026. Every submission is reviewed by a person, which is slower than automating it and is the reason the board stays worth reading.