Glama

What is Glama?

Glama is an all-in-one platform for discovering, testing and deploying Model Context Protocol servers. It indexes over 95,000 servers and 26,600 connectors and offers an AI workspace with chat and an MCP gateway.

Key capabilities of Glama

• MCP registry: Search 85+ categories and 914,000+ tools with quality scores and security audits.
• MCP Inspector: Test servers in the browser and view raw JSON-RPC responses.
• Managed hosting: One-click hosting of MCP servers.
• MCP Gateway: Observability, access control and OAuth credential management.
• Multi-client support: Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Zed and JetBrains.
• AI workspace: Multi-model chat and an LLM gateway.

How Glama works

Developers browse or search the registry, try a server in MCP Inspector without installing it, then either install it locally or host it on Glama managed infrastructure. The gateway sits between AI clients and servers to add observability, access control and credential management. MCP servers expose tools, resources and prompts to clients over JSON-RPC 2.0.

Who uses Glama?

Developers and AI power users who connect MCP servers to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Zed or JetBrains. The vendor reports more than 50,000 developers use the platform.

Glama pricing

Open-source servers are free to browse and install locally, and hosting on Glama is paid. Third-party listings cite Starter at $9 per month, Pro at $26 and Business at $80; these are not confirmed on the vendor site.

Glama alternatives

Related tools in the developer AI space include Continue, Devin, Pixee, Mobb and Amplify Security, though most focus on coding or security rather than MCP discovery.