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.
karma-domains
Connect Karma.Domains to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or another MCP client — and find a domain in plain language. The same auctions, expired, backorder, and buy-now data you use in the app, plus saved filters, note
The Xata MCP server lets AI assistants and agents interact with your Xata organizations, projects, and Postgres database branches.
nuzur is a model-first database platform for MySQL and PostgreSQL. The MCP server lets any AI assistant or agent (Claude, Cursor, Gemini, or anything else that speaks MCP) design your schema, query your data, generate mi
golfdata.online
Verified golf club data for AI agents: holes, par, address, phone, booking links, facilities, visitor rules and green fees for golf clubs in Spain (Canary Islands and mainland), expanding across Europe. Every fact comes
MotherDuck
DuckDB cloud warehouse, SQL
pg-aiguide
Search pg and Tiger docs, learn database skills
Kajdep
Read-only MCP server and JSON API for international country calling codes, ISO country codes, E.164 dial codes, regions, trunk prefixes, and NANP area codes.
datamcp
Hosted DataMCP gateway for PostgreSQL and OpenAPI integrations, using the documented remote MCP configuration and access controls.
techgardeners
Read-only habitat research through the Atlarium Habitat Database MCP, with a hosted endpoint and habitat-explorer resources.
Airtable
Bring your structured data to Claude
Supabase
Projects, database, docs
Google Cloud BigQuery
BigQuery: Advanced analytical insights for agents
Neon
Postgres projects, branches, SQL, docs
PlanetScale
Authenticated access to your Postgres and MySQL DBs
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.