MCP Score is an independent trust registry for MCP servers. It assigns MCPScore values on a 0–100 scale and is described as security-first, with the stated goal of showing when things get worse.
The registry scores each server on security, freshness, adoption, quality, and trust. Its methodology is public and versioned, and the site shows how those factors combine into the overall score. The homepage also surfaces several views built around those scores, including top by score, most downloaded, new arrivals, security risks, and score drops. It includes a compare function, search, and filters for registry source and score thresholds.
The directory covers 46,736 scored servers and says it is updated nightly. Listings shown on the page include the server name, registry source such as npm or PyPI, weekly download counts, and star counts where available. The browse area groups servers by categories such as Databases, Dev Tools, Web Scraping, Automation, AI & ML, Finance, Monitoring, Communication, Search, Storage, and Other.
The site describes itself as independent and states that it takes no vendor money. It is delivered as a website at timeahead.in, with paths for servers, blog, and about.
MCP Score is catalogued under Notes & docs on PulseGate. MCP Score is free to use. It ships for the web and the command line.
MCP Score first shipped in 2026. It exposes integrations via an MCP server.
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