HostedMCP lists MCP servers and agent skills that third parties publish on GitHub, npm, PyPI and the MCP Registry. We do not host their code. A listing contains metadata, a summary written for HostedMCP, and the project's README as published. If you believe a listing should be corrected or removed, this page explains how to contact us and what happens next.
When to write to us
- Copyright or trademark. Your work or your brand appears in a listing without permission, for example a README copied from your project, or a name or logo used to pass off someone else's server as yours.
- A harmful server or skill. It steals credentials, runs code it doesn't disclose, or tells the model to do things the user didn't ask for.
- Personal data. A listing shows your name, email or other personal details and you want them gone.
- Wrong or misleading information that the maintainer hasn't fixed.
If you maintain the project, you can usually fix the listing yourself and faster: claim it and edit the summary, links and categories, or hide it.
What to send
Email legal@hostedmcp.org with:
- The listing URL on hostedmcp.org.
- What is wrong, and for copyright or trademark, what you own and where the original is.
- What you want us to do: correct, hide or remove.
- How we can reach you. For a legal claim, your full name and, if you act for someone else, who.
What happens next
We reply within 72 hours. While we look into a report about a harmful server, we can hide the listing at once; hidden listings disappear from search, lists and the sitemap. If the report holds up, we remove the listing, and a removed listing stays removed even when our crawler finds the project again. If we decide to keep a listing, we tell you why.
When a listing is removed because of a claim against it, the maintainer can write to the same address to dispute it. We look at both sides before we restore anything.
Requests are handled under the law set out in our terms.