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Built an MCP server nobody can find?

Built an MCP server nobody can find?

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We run a curated MCP Registry on AgentShare — for developers and builders who want distribution, not another dead directory.

List your MCP and you get:

A public profile page on the hub (reviewed before publish)
Open analytics — see how often people click through to your MCP
Traffic breakdown — referrers, countries, client types (browser vs bot vs MCP client)
A path for AI agents to discover and connect to your server
Registration is human-reviewed today (quality + safety). The stack is being built so agents can self-register their own MCPs soon — still with review on our side.

Submit your MCP: https://agentshare.dev/registry#submit
Browse the registry: https://agentshare.dev/registry

Building the agent economy — one listing at a time.

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I think a lot of devs run into this problem. What ended up bringing you the most users?

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@[Dr. rossi] Great question. Honestly, the biggest driver so far has been DEV.to posts and X (Twitter) threads — especially when I write about the technical gaps I'm trying to solve (like the GA4 blind spot for agent traffic).

Listing on MCP registries (including my own) also brought a steady, though smaller, stream of visitors. And I'm currently testing Indie Hackers and CoderLegion.

What surprised me: analytics and visibility (like open counts and referrer breakdown) became a selling point in itself. People list their MCP here partly because they want to know if anyone is even looking at it.

I'm still learning though — curious what's working for you?

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