Become a Verified Publisher

Verified badge on your listings

A green “✓ Verified” pill on every listing you own — on the detail page header and anywhere your listing appears in related-server cards. Buyers and builders see at a glance that the publisher behind the listing is real and reachable.

Verified Publisher checkmark

A “Verified Publisher” checkmark next to your name, so your identity carries across every listing you publish in the directory.

Edit rights to your listing data

Email us corrections to your title, summary, category, tags, install command, or docs links and we apply them — your listing says what you want it to say, not just what the crawler found.

Priority re-crawl and refresh

Shipped a new version or rewrote your README? Verified publishers jump the re-crawl queue, so the directory reflects your latest release instead of waiting for the normal refresh cycle.

Quarterly analytics report

A quarterly email with your listing’s traffic and engagement from our directory — page views, install-command copies, and outbound clicks to your repo.

Does paying improve my listing’s quality score?

No. The quality score is computed from public signals (stars, maintenance, docs, provenance) and is never for sale. Verification proves who you are — it does not change how your server is scored, ranked, or graded.

What counts as proof of ownership?

Either admin access to the source repository — shown via a repo-settings screenshot or a small commit we specify — or an email sent from the publishing organization’s own domain. For org-owned repos, any org owner or repo admin can verify on the org’s behalf.

Does one subscription cover multiple listings?

Yes, one $99/year subscription covers all listings you can prove ownership of — MCP servers, skills, and plugins. Claim them all in your verification email, and add more later at no extra cost.

What happens if I cancel?

Your badge, checkmark, edit rights, priority re-crawls, and analytics reports continue until the end of your paid year, then lapse. Your listing itself stays in the directory — it simply returns to standard, unverified status.