Few Servers

About Few Servers

A directory of MCP servers and of the companies that sell servers, built so that every fact on a listing can be checked, and what we tested ourselves is marked as tested.

Few Servers started as a small test bench: we installed hosting and self-hosting tools on a server we paid for and published the numbers. On 12 October 2026 it became a directory. The tests are still here, as guides and reviews, and they are now the "tested" layer on top of two directories.

What is on the site

  • MCP server directory. Servers from the official MCP Registry, grouped by category and searchable, with a page for each server that is tested by us, published by a vendor under its own namespace, fully documented in the registry, or popular on GitHub. The count on the home page is our own crawl count with its date; we do not claim to be the largest.
  • Server providers directory. Companies that sell servers: cloud and VPS, dedicated, bare metal, GPU, colocation, hardware, managed hosting and edge. Each profile lists product types, data-centre countries, lowest listed prices, payment, support and status page.
  • Guides and reviews and the blog. Hands-on tests and short answers from before the change, kept up to date and linked from the listings they are about.
  • API and MCP server. The directory itself can be queried by programs and AI assistants, free for now.

The rules every listing follows

  1. Listings are free. Anyone can submit an MCP server or a provider, claim a listing or send a correction. A person reads each submission before it appears.
  2. Every fact has a source and a date. A price, a location or an install command shows where we read it and on which day. A field we could not read from the company's own page stays empty; we do not fill it from other directories or from memory.
  3. Tested is marked, and means we ran it. A "Tested by Few Servers" mark appears only where we installed or called the thing ourselves, and it links to the write-up with the date and what happened. It cannot be bought.
  4. No ratings from us. We do not score listings. Ratings come only from user reviews that a person approved under the review policy; a listing without one says "No reviews yet".
  5. We say who pays us. Today no vendor pays us for a listing or a link. If we sell a placement it will be labelled Sponsored and will not change a fact, a tested mark or a review. See how we make money.

How we read facts and how we test is on How we list and test.

Who we are

A small team of software engineers who have run production systems for small companies for years.

Contact

Corrections, listings and questions: hello@fewservers.com.