Lulu MCPs just crossed 100,000 servers

Lulu MCPs just crossed 100,000 unique Model Context Protocol servers — deduped from the official MCP Registry, Glama, PulseMCP and Smithery into one searchable index, larger than any single registry on its own. Less than a month after launch, and still growing every hour.

Browse two levels deep now

Category browsing used to stop at one of eight top-level buckets. Dev tools and Data & APIs — the two biggest categories in the index — now go a level deeper: Dev tools splits into Git & Version Control, CI/CD & Deployment, Testing & QA, IDE & Editor Integration, Observability & Monitoring, Package Management, Databases & Data Tools, and Automation & Workflows. Data & APIs splits into REST & GraphQL Integrations, Databases & SQL, Research & Academic, Public & Government Data, Data Pipelines & ETL, Geospatial & Location, Vector & Semantic Search, and Web Scraping & Crawling.

Every server page shows its alternatives

Each server page now surfaces similar servers and "works well together" pairings — in the browser, in the page's markdown mirror for agents and answer engines, and as structured data on the page itself. Comparing options no longer means opening five tabs.

New listings get discovered faster

New servers now get pushed straight to Bing, Yandex and the other engines that support IndexNow the moment they're synced, instead of waiting on the next crawl.

The marketplace that pays you back

Every one of these 100,000+ listings can claim its page and turn on Lulu Ads — one disclosed, labeled sponsored line added to its own tool responses, 70% revenue share, opt-in, fail-open. Browse the index, or submit your own server if it's not listed yet.