MCP Company Spotlights. Who is building the MCP ecosystem.
One spotlight per company: what it offers for MCP, who it's for, what it costs and where it fits, checked against the company's own pages.
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MCP platforms and gateways
Companies that host, catalog, secure or route MCP servers for teams.
Arcade.dev MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Arcade.dev offers for MCP in October 2026: a runtime with user-scoped auth, MCP gateways, the open-source arcade-mcp framework, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Composio MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Composio offers for MCP in October 2026: hosted MCP sessions, managed auth for 1,500+ apps, per-call pricing from $0, security claims and alternatives.
Read the guide →Docker MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Docker offers for MCP in October 2026: the MCP Catalog of 300+ servers, the MCP Toolkit in Docker Desktop, the open-source MCP Gateway and Enterprise Gateway.
Read the guide →Glama MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Glama offers for MCP in October 2026: a 111,000+ server directory, remote connectors, hosting on dedicated machines, a gateway with call logs, and pricing.
Read the guide →IBM ContextForge MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What IBM's ContextForge offers for MCP in October 2026: an Apache 2.0 gateway and registry that federates MCP, A2A, REST and gRPC services into one endpoint.
Read the guide →Kong MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Kong offers for MCP in October 2026: AI Gateway for LLM, MCP and A2A traffic, REST-to-MCP tools, the MCP Registry tech preview, and Konnect pricing.
Read the guide →Lunar.dev MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Lunar.dev offers for MCP in October 2026: MCPX, a self-hosted MCP gateway with a free open-source tier, per-seat plans, and its acquisition by Boomi.
Read the guide →Mintive (MintMCP) MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Mintive, formerly MintMCP, offers for MCP in October 2026: a managed MCP gateway, role-based tool bundles, agent monitoring, compliance claims and pricing.
Read the guide →Obot MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Obot offers for MCP in October 2026: an MIT-licensed platform with an MCP gateway, server hosting, registries and device monitoring, plus edition pricing.
Read the guide →Pipedream MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Pipedream offers for MCP in October 2026: hosted MCP servers for 3,000+ apps via Pipedream Connect, managed OAuth, credit-based pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Runlayer MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Runlayer offers for MCP in October 2026: a managed MCP gateway with policy, runtime scans and audit trails across 20+ AI clients, plus pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Solo.io MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Solo.io offers for MCP in October 2026: agentgateway, the Linux Foundation gateway it donated, its enterprise edition, agentregistry, kagent and pricing.
Read the guide →StackOne MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What StackOne offers for MCP in October 2026: 590+ connectors exposed as MCP servers, managed auth, per-action permissions, credit pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →TrueFoundry MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What TrueFoundry offers for MCP in October 2026: an MCP gateway with a server registry, Okta and Azure AD login, RBAC, approval flows and per-user pricing.
Read the guide →Workato MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
What Workato offers for MCP in October 2026: Enterprise MCP with prebuilt servers, recipes turned into MCP servers, verified user access, audit logs and pricing.
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MCP builder tools
Companies that help developers build, generate, test and ship MCP servers.
APIMatic MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
APIMatic's Enterprise MCP Platform generates, curates, tests and publishes MCP tools from OpenAPI specs. It is in private beta. Features, pricing, alternatives.
Read the guide →Alpic MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Alpic hosts MCP servers and ChatGPT or Claude apps and makes the open-source Skybridge framework. What it offers, plan pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Apollo GraphQL MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Apollo MCP Server turns GraphQL operations into MCP tools. It is MIT-licensed and listed on every GraphOS plan. What it does, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Blaxel MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Blaxel hosts MCP servers as serverless workloads beside agent sandboxes and can turn an OpenAPI spec into a code mode server. Features, pricing, alternatives.
Read the guide →Cequence MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Cequence AI Gateway turns OpenAPI specs into MCP tools without code and contains agents with personas, DLP and session logs. Features, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Fastn MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Fastn is an embedded integration platform that exposes each customer's connected apps to AI agents through an MCP gateway. Features, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Fern MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Fern, a Postman company, auto-generates and hosts an MCP server for documentation sites with Ask Fern enabled. How it works, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Manufact (mcp-use) MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Manufact builds the open-source mcp-use framework and a cloud to host, test and publish MCP servers and apps. What it offers, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Merge MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Merge Agent Handler gives AI agents managed connectors to enterprise tools over MCP, with built-in auth and DLP scanning. Features, pricing, alternatives.
Read the guide →Metorial MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Metorial is a source-available MCP and skills gateway with a large integration catalog and custom providers. What it offers, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Mintlify MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Mintlify hosts a search MCP server for every docs site, plus an admin MCP server for editing. What each does, plan pricing, limits and alternatives.
Read the guide →Nango MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Nango handles OAuth for MCP servers, serves scoped agent sessions as MCP endpoints and runs a management MCP. What it offers, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Prefect (FastMCP) MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Prefect maintains FastMCP, the open-source Python framework, and sells Horizon (FastMCP Gateway) for hosting and governance. Features, pricing, alternatives.
Read the guide →Speakeasy MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Speakeasy now sells an MCP gateway and AI control plane, and its CLI still generates MCP servers from OpenAPI. Features, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Zuplo MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Zuplo's API gateway can serve your OpenAPI routes as an MCP server and front other MCP servers with OAuth. Features, plan pricing and alternatives.
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MCP identity and security
Companies focused on sign-in, authorization and security for MCP.
Aembit MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Aembit for MCP explained: its MCP Authorization Server, the Identity Gateway that injects per-user credentials, blended identity, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Astrix Security MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Astrix Security and MCP explained: discovery of managed and shadow MCP servers, the open-source MCP Secret Wrapper, its 2025 MCP research, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Auth0 MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Auth0 (Okta) for MCP explained: Auth for MCP, CIMD and DCR registration, Token Vault, the beta Auth0 MCP Server, plan pricing, certifications and alternatives.
Read the guide →Descope MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Descope for MCP explained: the Agentic Identity Hub, MCP server auth with CIMD and DCR, Connections, the early-access gateway, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Invariant Labs MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Invariant Labs and MCP explained: tool poisoning research, MCP-Scan (now Snyk Agent Scan), Guardrails, the Snyk acquisition, pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Lasso Security MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Lasso Security and MCP explained: MCP server discovery, tool-call monitoring, data masking, the open-source MCP Gateway (MIT), pricing and alternatives.
Read the guide →Pomerium MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Pomerium for MCP explained: an identity-aware proxy for MCP servers, per-tool policy rules, upstream OAuth bridging, audit logs, open-source Core and pricing.
Read the guide →Scalekit MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Scalekit for MCP explained: MCP Auth for servers you build, AgentKit Virtual MCP servers for agents, DCR and CIMD, plan pricing, certifications and alternatives.
Read the guide →Stytch MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
Stytch Connected Apps for MCP explained: OAuth for your MCP server, DCR and CIMD options, the free tier, Twilio ownership, security claims and alternatives.
Read the guide →WorkOS MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
WorkOS MCP Auth explained: how AuthKit acts as the OAuth server for your MCP server, CIMD and DCR support, AuthKit pricing, security claims and alternatives.
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AI apps and MCP-native products
The AI apps that use MCP, and products built around it.
Anthropic and MCP: Creator, Donor and Client
How Anthropic created MCP, donated it to the Agentic AI Foundation, and supports it today in Claude, Claude Code, Claude Desktop and the Claude API.
Read the guide →Anysphere (Cursor) and MCP: MCP in the Cursor Editor
How Cursor, made by Anysphere, works as an MCP client in October 2026: transports, MCP Apps, OAuth, mcp.json, marketplace installs, admin allowlists and pricing.
Read the guide →BalanceMCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
BalanceMCP is a double-entry ledger your AI runs over MCP. What its 19 tools do, who it suits, its free plan, and the security gaps its own site lists.
Read the guide →Block and MCP: goose, Square and the AAIF
What Block offers for MCP as of October 2026: the goose agent it donated to the AAIF, the beta Square MCP server, and its MCP server design playbook.
Read the guide →Google and MCP: Gemini, Google Cloud and A2A
How Google supports MCP in October 2026: the Gemini app and Gemini CLI, Gemini Enterprise, managed Google Cloud MCP servers, MCP Toolbox, the Go SDK and A2A.
Read the guide →LedgerMCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
LedgerMCP is double-entry bookkeeping software with an MCP server built in. What it does, who it's for, how it keeps AI bookkeeping safe, pricing and setup.
Read the guide →Microsoft and MCP: Copilot, VS Code, Windows and Azure
How Microsoft supports MCP in October 2026: VS Code and GitHub Copilot, Copilot Studio, Microsoft 365 Copilot agents, Windows, Azure and the C# SDK.
Read the guide →OpenAI and MCP: ChatGPT Plugins, Codex and the API
How OpenAI supports MCP in ChatGPT plugins, Codex, the Responses API and the Agents SDK, plus its role as a co-founder of the Agentic AI Foundation.
Read the guide →Raycast MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
How Raycast connects MCP servers to its AI chat on Mac, Windows and iOS, which plans include it, what it costs and which MCP clients to compare it with.
Read the guide →Warp MCP: What It Offers, Pricing and Alternatives
How Warp's terminal agent and cloud agents use MCP servers, how setup and team sharing work, what Warp's plans cost and which MCP clients to compare it with.
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