MCP servers by sector
This MCP server overview is a curated directory of verified MCP servers, organised by sector. Every entry has been checked against a primary source (official documentation or source code) and shows who maintains the server, how authentication works, what you use it for — and what to watch out for.
Unlike international directories with tens of thousands of uncurated listings, we deliberately keep a smaller, verified overview: only servers that demonstrably exist, are actively maintained and are relevant for business use. The Official label means the vendor builds and maintains the server itself; Community servers are built by third parties and warrant additional assessment of your own. You can read how we select on the about page.
Read first, then install
Every MCP server gets access to data or systems. Before installing anything, read our guide How secure are MCP servers? — in particular the sections on access rights, read-only modes and assessing community servers.
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