What is a remote MCP server?
A remote MCP server runs over HTTP/SSE instead of a local process — you point your client at a URL instead of installing and running anything on your own machine.
Discover hosted MCP endpoints. Check the provider, authentication and setup instructions before connecting.
J. Klassen Inc.
Web hosting for websites built with AI. Connect your HostingFor.AI account and your AI assistant can publish and maintain your site directly: upload files, manage DNS records for custom domains, run SQL against your MySQ
SimpleBackups
SimpleBackups is automated backup management for databases, servers, cloud storage and SaaS apps. It covers Supabase, Neon, PlanetScale, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and apps like Notion, GitHub and Linear. This connector
Kilo IoT
Your AI can finally reach the physical world. Kilo is an AI-first IoT platform for commercial and industrial operations, and this connector hands a live deployment to the AI client you already use. Not an export. Not a
Webshare
The official Webshare MCP server. Manage your proxies, usage, plans and billing from Claude, Cursor or any MCP client. Sign in with OAuth, no API key.
Nippy
Nippy is drag-and-drop hosting (nippy.host) with an MCP server: connect it and your assistant can publish HTML, folders of photos, or file downloads to a live *.nippy.site URL — and keep editing the site in place at the
Build and run websites, APIs, automations, and admin tools from chat. Your agent creates the data, logic, pages, and scheduled jobs; Tessryx hosts them on your own domain. No code generated, nothing to deploy.
HostTracker
HostTracker is a website and infrastructure monitoring service that has run external checks since 2004 for more than 500,000 websites. Its official MCP server lets an AI assistant operate a HostTracker account directly i
Lium
Find, price and rent GPUs on Lium from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or any MCP client. Search live GPU availability and prices (H100, H200, B200, RTX 4090 and more), estimate provider earnings, and with Sign in with Lium or a
Railway
Projects, services, environments, deployments
shipstatic
ShipStatic deploys static sites instantly from AI agents. No account, no API key, no configuration needed.
controlplane-com
Hosted Control Plane MCP access for cloud-workload management, deployment and operational workflows. The MCP tools do not accept, reveal or delete secret values.
Novence-ai
Create, inspect, deploy and host static sites through a hosted MCP endpoint.
CloudPloy
Deploy applications from an MCP client to an existing Ubuntu or cloud server or provision supported cloud infrastructure.
Netlify
Create, deploy, manage, and secure websites on Netlify
GoDaddy
Search domains and check availability
AWS Marketplace
Discover, evaluate, and buy solutions for the cloud
Honeycomb
Query and explore observability data and SLOs
incident.io
Incidents, on-call, follow-ups
Cloudflare
Workers, D1, R2, DNS, account APIs
PagerDuty
Incidents, schedules, on-call
Vercel
Projects, deployments, docs
Control Plane
Multi-cloud workloads, GVCs, infrastructure
Just.
Publish a static website to a live public URL — straight from chat. Hand Just Publish your HTML, CSS, JS, and images and get a shareable link in seconds. No build step, no dashboard, no deploy config.
Common questions about hosted and remote MCP servers
A remote MCP server runs over HTTP/SSE instead of a local process — you point your client at a URL instead of installing and running anything on your own machine.
A local server runs on your machine and needs a runtime like Node.js or Python. A remote server is hosted by a third party — you just need a URL (and sometimes an API key) to connect, which is simpler to set up but depends on the provider staying online.
Your data passes through the provider's infrastructure, so stick to servers run by official or well-known teams that document how they handle data, and grant sensitive permissions carefully.
Add the server URL in a client that supports remote MCP, then configure OAuth, an API key, or request headers as required by the provider. Streamable HTTP, SSE, and authentication support vary by client, so follow both the server page and client documentation.
Yes. Calls depend on network access, provider uptime, and rate limits. For important workflows, check the provider's status page, timeout and retry behavior, quotas, and fallback options.
Yes, when the client supports the server's remote transport and authentication method. Newer clients commonly support Streamable HTTP, while older versions may only support SSE or local stdio, so verify version compatibility first.