Listing Sprint
Your existing MCP server or API, made directory-ready.
$1,900 one-time
5 business days
Most MCP servers that fail review fail on the same short list: a tool without a title, a write tool without a destructiveHint, an OAuth flow that does not support the registration mode the directory expects, a privacy policy that is missing or does not say what happens to the data, a test account the reviewer cannot get into. None of it is hard. All of it is a rejection.
The Listing Sprint takes a server you already have and closes that list. You get a written audit against Anthropic's published criteria and OpenAI's, the fixes as code in a pull request, the documents the listing needs, and a person next to you when you submit.
What is included
- Every tool gets a title and the right readOnlyHint or destructiveHint
- OAuth 2.0 flow checked against what the Claude and ChatGPT reviews expect
- Privacy policy and setup docs written for the listing
- Test account and reviewer instructions prepared
- Screenshots for MCP Apps, cropped to spec
- Fix list with code for everything the review would reject
- 30 minutes together in the submission portal
What we need from you
- The server URL, or the repository if we should make the fixes ourselves
- A test account on your product with data in it
- Your privacy policy, if one exists, and the name of who signs off on legal text
- The Owner of your Claude Team or Enterprise organisation, for thirty minutes on day five
Not included
- Building new tools (that is the Build)
- Hosting after handover (that is Care)
Timeline
What happens when.
| Day 1 | Audit against both directories' criteria. You get the list the same day. |
|---|---|
| Days 2 to 3 | Fixes as code: annotations, OAuth, error handling, descriptions written for a model, not a developer. |
| Day 4 | Privacy policy, docs page, reviewer instructions, screenshots for MCP Apps. Test account walked through end to end. |
| Day 5 | Submission together, from your organisation. One round of reviewer feedback fixed afterwards, included. |
Questions
Specific to this package.
Our server is a local stdio server. Does that qualify?
Anthropic lists remote servers in the Connectors Directory and local ones as desktop extensions. We handle either; a local server goes through the MCPB submission form instead of the portal, and the sprint covers the bundle manifest and its privacy fields.
What if the audit finds more than a sprint can fix?
Then you hear it on day one, with a written scope for the rest. Most of the time the answer is that the server needs the Build rather than a sprint, and the sprint fee is credited against it.
The general questions, who submits, who owns the code, where it is hosted, are answered on the home page.
Listing Sprint, $1,900 one-time.
Not this one? Build, $4,900 or Care, $390.