Free for authors · editorial, not sponsored

Write for Serverdex

Share what you’ve built or learned with MCP. Your article goes in front of the developers browsing 32,203 servers here, with a followed link to your site in the byline. We ask for one thing in return: a link to Serverdex from your site.

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What you get

  • ✓Author bio with a followed link to your site
  • ✓Published on the blog and linked from your listing
  • ✓Reviewed within 3 business days
  • ✓Your byline on an editorial article, not a sponsored one

What we ask

  • →A followed link to Serverdex from a page you control on your site (homepage, docs, blog or footer). The badge from any server page works, or a plain text link.
  • →Original, useful content about MCP — see the guidelines below.
  • →Keep the link live. If it disappears, we may unpublish the article.

How it works

1

Link to us from your site

Add the badge or a plain text link on your homepage, docs or blog. It must be a normal (dofollow) link — that's the only thing we ask for.

2

Write and submit

400+ words in Markdown about MCP: a guide, tutorial, comparison, case study or deep-dive on your server. We verify the link automatically when you submit.

3

Review within 3 business days

An editor reads it for accuracy and usefulness. We publish it, or email you what to change. No fee, nothing to refund.

Guidelines

We publish

  • ✓Original — not published elsewhere, not AI-padded filler
  • ✓About MCP: building, deploying, securing, comparing or using servers, clients and agents
  • ✓Concrete: code, config, numbers, screenshots, real trade-offs
  • ✓At least 400 words; a clear title and a one-line summary

We don’t

  • ✕Pure product pitches or press releases (that's what Sponsored is for)
  • ✕Thin listicles, rewritten docs, or content with affiliate links
  • ✕Anything off-topic, misleading, or that infringes someone's rights

Questions

Is the author link dofollow?

Yes. Your name in the byline links to your site with a normal, followed link. Links inside the article body are rel="nofollow" (standard for user-submitted content), and we don't allow extra promotional links in community posts — that's the Sponsored package.

Why do you need a link from my site?

It's how the directory grows: every author who links to Serverdex makes it easier for the next reader to find the servers listed here, including yours. We check that the page you give us links to serverdex.io without rel="nofollow".

Can I write about my own MCP server?

Please do — a real tutorial, architecture write-up or lessons-learned about your server is exactly what readers want. Write it as a guide, not an ad.

What happens after publishing?

The article stays published while it meets the guidelines. You can ask us for corrections any time via the Contact page. If your site later removes the link to us, we may unpublish the article.

What's the difference from a Sponsored article?

Sponsored is paid, allows promotional content and up to 3 links in the body, and is labelled Sponsored with rel="sponsored" links. Community is free, editorial, and gives you a followed author link instead.