Listing rules
To be listed on MCPHub a travel MCP server must answer when we call it, publish a valid tool schema, document its access model clearly — public, your own account with the provider, or a partner agreement — and belong to one of the eight travel categories we track. We check before listing and periodically after; a server that stops answering is marked rather than removed silently, because what stopped working is information too.
To be listed, your server must
- Answer live. We call your endpoint before listing it, and periodically after — if it stops responding, we mark it accordingly rather than removing it silently.
- Publish a valid tool schema. We read it to populate your catalogue entry and to keep your listed tool count accurate.
- Document its access model clearly: public, requires the user’s own account with your service, or a partner agreement. We show this on your listing so people know what to expect before they connect.
- Belong to travel. We list servers serving one of our categories — flights, stays, activities and tours, cars and ground transport, eSIM and data, visas and entry, delay compensation, or a clear “everything else” travel use.
We’ll remove or flag a listing that
- Stops answering for an extended period without explanation.
- Materially misrepresents its tool schema or access model.
- Violates these rules or our Terms of Service.
Revenue share
Where a listing generates booking revenue through MCPHub.travel, the share is set out in a separate agreement with the vendor — not a fixed public rate at this stage.
Questions: partnerships@mcphub.travel
By what a trip is made of
150+ servers surveyed across 8 categories. One page each, including the ones with nothing in them — that is information too.
- Flights3 live · 35 surveyed
- Staysnone live · 47 surveyed
- Activities & tours2 live · 16 surveyed
- Cars & ground3 live · 25 surveyed
- eSIM & datanone live · 14 surveyed
- Visas & entry1 live · 6 surveyed
- Delay compensationnone live · 0 surveyed
- Everything else1 live · 49 surveyed
Questions people ask
- What happens if my server goes down?
- We mark it. Removing a listing silently would hide the outage from the people relying on it, and hide from you that we noticed.
- Is there a fee?
- No. Listing is free. Where a listing generates booking revenue through MCPHub, the share is set out in a separate agreement with the vendor — not a fixed public rate at this stage.
- How long does it take?
- We test the endpoint by hand before listing it, so it depends on how quickly it answers and how clear the schema is.