How to Get Your MCP Server Listed on Glama

Who’s there

Developers and AI users searching for MCP servers.

You build

Nothing new. You claim the page and improve your tool descriptions.

Ask your coding agent

Read https://indiehustles.com/marketplaces/glama and look at our product and codebase. Is Glama a good opportunity for us? If it is, tell me what we'd build for it, the smallest version worth listing, and how much work it would take. Wait for my go-ahead before building.

Steps

1
Publish to the Official MCP Registry first.
2
Find your page at glama.ai/mcp/connectors/<your registry name>.
3
Click Claim ownership. Verify with GitHub, a /.well-known/glama.json file on your server, or a DNS TXT record.
4
If your server needs a login, add a test account so the health check passes. Unhealthy listings get filtered out.
5
Improve your tool descriptions. Glama grades each one, and clear “when to use this” notes raise the grade.

Good to know

Keep the verification file or record in place. Ownership lapses 7 days after it’s gone.
Registry updates overwrite your name and description unless you set Glama as the source.