MCP Gateway — Unified Endpoint for Multiple MCP Servers

Help AI developers securely manage multiple MCP servers behind one endpoint.

Problem

MCP servers are proliferating, and each one requires separate auth, routing, and monitoring. The Fentaris post mentions the need for a controlled endpoint to manage multiple MCP servers, showing this is a real pain point. Indie developers and small teams don't want to rebuild a gateway for every server.

Solution

Provide a hosted or self-hosted proxy that aggregates multiple MCP servers into a single endpoint, handling auth, routing, rate limiting, and logging centrally. Policy configuration and an observability dashboard make it easy to onboard and manage.

Users

Indie developers, small teams, and AI tool vendors building AI agents with MCP.

MVP

HTTP/SSE MCP proxy; basic auth and API key management; path-based routing to different MCP servers; simple request logs and usage stats; one-click deploy script.

Revenue

Free for self-hosted; hosted version charged by request volume or monthly subscription; enterprise tier with SSO and audit logs.

Why now

The MCP ecosystem is nascent and standards are not yet unified. Early entry can become default infrastructure, and the tech stack is not overly complex.