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Monetize MCP Servers

Learn how to monetize your Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and start earning revenue.

Getting Started

To monetize your MCP server and start earning revenue, navigate to the monetize page.

Step 1: Add Your MCP Server

Begin by entering your MCP server address in the input field. This is the URL where your MCP server is hosted and accessible.

Home page with MCP server address input

Step 2: Configure Server Details

Next, you'll need to configure your server's basic information:

Server Name (required)

  • Choose a descriptive name that helps users identify your MCP server

Server Description (required)

  • Provide a clear description of what your server does and what tools it offers

Authentication Header (optional)

  • If your MCP server requires authentication, configure the auth header here
  • Leave this blank if your server doesn't require authentication

Server configuration page

Step 3: Configure Tool Pricing

The Configure Price page displays all available tools from your MCP server. Here you can manage each tool individually:

  • Enable/Disable Tools: Select which tools you want to make available to users. You can disable tools that you don't want to monetize or expose
  • Set Pricing: For each enabled tool, set the price per usage. This allows you to create a pricing structure that reflects the value and computational cost of each tool

WARNING

All enabled tools must have a minimum price of at least $0.0001 per use. This ensures fair compensation for your service while keeping it accessible to users.

Tool pricing configuration page

Step 4: Review Integration Details

Once you've completed the configuration, your integration page will display:

  • A comprehensive list of all your enabled tools with their pricing
  • Integration details and connection information
  • Configuration summary for easy reference and management

TIP

You can return to this page at any time to modify your tool settings, adjust pricing, or update server details.

Integration details page

Next Steps

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