MCPulse
πŸ“Š 615+ MCP servers monitored

Know if your MCP servers are reliable before your users find out

Install our lightweight monitor on your MCP servers. Track uptime, response times, and error rates in real-time. Get a reliability score that matters.

βœ“ Free forever (up to 3 servers)
βœ“ No credit card required
βœ“ Setup in 2 minutes
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State of MCP Server Reliability 2026

Data-driven analysis of 615+ servers covering reliability scores, uptime patterns, and failure modes.

Simple Three-Step Setup

1

Install Monitor

Add the mcpulse-monitor npm package to your MCP server.

npm install mcpulse-monitor
2

Create Dashboard Account

Sign up and register your MCP servers. Get instant access to real-time health metrics.

3

Monitor & Scale

Track reliability scores, fix issues before users see them, scale with confidence.

See Real-Time Reliability Data

615+ MCP servers monitored β€’ Live data updated every minute

πŸ† Top Performing Servers

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@modelcontextprotocol/server-github
GitHub integration MCP server
Reliability
98.5%
Uptime
99.9%
Response
45ms
2
@modelcontextprotocol/server-memory
Memory management server
Reliability
97.2%
Uptime
99.7%
Response
52ms
3
@modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem
File operations server
Reliability
96.8%
Uptime
99.5%
Response
68ms

Built for Developers

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Real-Time Monitoring

Track uptime, response time, error rates, and latency per request type.

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Health Dashboard

Visualize server health with charts, trends, and reliability scores.

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Community Scores

Benchmark your servers against the community. Coming soon: shared reliability API.

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Lightweight Integration

Minimal code changes. Runs alongside your existing MCP server.

Trusted by MCP Server Developers

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Jamie Davidson
@memory-server
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"Caught a memory leak before it hit production. The 7-day response time trends showed a gradual slowdown we completely missed."

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Alex Kim
@github-mcp
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"Setup took 90 seconds. Now I have reliability badges on my README and real data to back them up. Users trust servers they can verify."

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Sam Patel
@filesystem-mcp
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"The community leaderboard motivated me to optimize. Went from 82% to 97% reliability in 3 weeks. Free tier is incredibly generous."

Embeddable Reliability Badges

Showcase your MCP server's reliability on GitHub. Every badge is a backlink to MCPulseβ€”free distribution for your monitoring platform.

Reliability Score

Reliability Badge Example

Shows your server's 24-hour reliability percentage. Color-coded: green (90%+), yellow (70-89%), orange (50-69%), red (0-49%).

Uptime Percentage

Uptime Badge Example

7-day average uptime. Perfect for showcasing consistent availability and building developer trust.

Response Time

Response Time Badge Example

24-hour average response time in milliseconds. Demonstrates performance at a glance.

Combined Dashboard

Combined Badge Example

Reliability score + uptime in one compact badge. Maximum information density.

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Why Badges Drive Growth

Every badge on a GitHub README is free advertising. Developers see your badge β†’ click to learn more β†’ discover MCPulse β†’ install monitoring on their own servers β†’ contribute reliability data. The flywheel spins faster with every badge deployed.

Get Your Free Badge β†’

Get Started in Minutes

Installation

$ npm install mcpulse-monitor

Then add to your MCP server initialization:

import MCPulseMonitor from 'mcpulse-monitor';

const monitor = new MCPulseMonitor({
  serverName: 'my-mcp-server',
  apiKey: 'your-mcpulse-api-key'
});

monitor.start();

Your server will start reporting metrics immediately. Create a free account to see your dashboard.

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