# Submit your tool to Glama MCP Registry

> An MCP server registry that indexes public servers on its own and grades each one on licence, quality and maintenance. Free to be listed; owners can claim a listing with a glama.json file, and paid Boost and sponsored placements exist.

- Website: https://glama.ai/mcp/servers
- Submit at: https://glama.ai/mcp/servers
- Type: directory
- Free; Boost $49/month, sponsored card $200/month, nofollow link, time to list: Auto-indexed; no review time stated, DR 77
- For: AI tools, Developer tools
- Facts checked: 2026-11-13

## Is Glama MCP Registry worth it?

Worth claiming if you have a public MCP server, since it is likely indexed already and the grades are visible to everyone. The SEO value is limited: the structured links go to your GitHub repo and npm package with no rel, but links to your own website inside the README text get ugc nofollow. Paid options do not change scores, the site says. Fix licence, README and maintenance signals before you promote the page.

## Who should submit to Glama MCP Registry?

Suits open source MCP server authors, and companies with a hosted MCP connector who want to appear in a large developer index. The site says its audience is developers comparing and installing servers. Not a fit for closed source tools without a public repo or for products that are not MCP servers.

## What you need before you submit

- An MCP server with a public repository, or a hosted connector
- A licence, since it is one of the graded criteria
- A Glama account (Google, GitHub, Discord or email) to add or claim
- A glama.json file in the repo root listing your GitHub username as maintainer, to claim

## How to submit

1. Search glama.ai/mcp/servers; the server may already be indexed
2. If not, sign in and use Add Server on the servers page
3. Add glama.json with your GitHub username to the repo root
4. Run the Claim ownership flow on the listing
5. Improve licence, README and tool descriptions to raise the grades
6. Optionally buy Boost from the listing's Admin, Advertising page

## Pros

- Free listing, often added without any action
- Large index; the site lists 120,240 servers
- Dofollow links to the GitHub repo and npm package
- Clear paid options with stated prices
- Paid placement does not change scores, the site says

## Cons

- Links to your own website in the README are ugc nofollow
- Public letter grades can show a weak score
- Sponsored cards use rel sponsored
- Only MCP servers and connectors are listed

## Tips

- Claim the listing so you can manage it
- Add a licence file and keep commits regular, since both are graded
- Write clear tool descriptions; tool definition quality is scored
- Skip Boost until the grades are good

## Questions

### How much does it cost to list a tool on Glama MCP Registry?

Listing a tool on Glama MCP Registry is free; Boost $49/month, sponsored card $200/month.

### Does Glama MCP Registry give a dofollow link?

No. Its links are nofollow: a listing can send visitors, but passes no ranking signals.

### Does Glama MCP Registry ask for a backlink or a badge?

No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.

### How long does Glama MCP Registry take to list a tool?

Auto-indexed; no review time stated.

### Is the Glama link dofollow?

Partly. Checked in November 2026 on three server pages: the GitHub repo and npm package links have no rel attribute, but links inside the README, including to your website, use rel ugc nofollow. Sponsored cards use rel sponsored.

### How much does it cost?

Listing is free. Boost costs $49 a month per listing and a sponsored card costs $200 a month per category.

### Do I need to submit at all?

Often not. Glama indexes public servers itself, so search first and then claim the listing with a glama.json file.

### Does paying improve my grade?

No. The advertise page says payment changes placement only, not scores or descriptions.

## Alternatives to Glama MCP Registry

- [Docker Hub](https://another.directory/where-to-launch/docker-hub)
- [Docker MCP Catalog](https://another.directory/where-to-launch/docker-mcp-catalog)
- [Startup Fame](https://another.directory/where-to-launch/startup-fame)
- [Twelve Tools](https://another.directory/where-to-launch/twelve-tools)
- [Dang.ai](https://another.directory/where-to-launch/dang-ai)
- [Findly.tools](https://another.directory/where-to-launch/findly-tools)
- [Turbo0](https://another.directory/where-to-launch/turbo0)
- [One Page Love](https://another.directory/where-to-launch/one-page-love)

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DR: Domain Rating by Ahrefs (https://ahrefs.com/).

From Another Directory (https://another.directory/where-to-launch). Another Directory gives every tool a page that says what it does, who it's for and what it costs. List a tool at https://another.directory/submit, or have an AI agent do it: https://another.directory/submit.md