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v0.1.0 UPDATED 2026-05-09 ~3 MIN READ

v0.1.0 · 2026-05-09

Initial public release. Marketplace, proxy, and publisher payouts now live in production.

Consumer-facing

  • Marketplace browse with category filters and search.
  • Per-MCP detail pages with tools list, pricing, and trust signals.
  • Sign-up grants $0.10 of starter credit automatically (~500 calls @ $0.0002).
  • API key generation with per-key labels and per-project binding.
  • Project spending caps (monthly, USD) reset on the 1st.
  • Activity log with filters by project, status, tool, and time window.
  • CSV export of activity.
  • Stripe Checkout top-ups: $10 / $25 / $100 presets plus custom amount up to $5,000.

Publisher-facing

  • List a server in six fields; tools auto-discovered via tools/list.
  • Per-listing pricing (USD, per call) and free-tier allowance (calls / consumer / month).
  • Per-listing rate limits (per-minute and per-day, per consumer).
  • Stripe Connect Express onboarding for monthly payouts.
  • Founders' rate: 10% take for the first 100 publishers, locked 12 months.
  • Anonymised activity feed: status, latency, payout per call.

Proxy

  • Streamable HTTP, SSE, and plain HTTP transports supported.
  • Authentication via SHA-256 hashed bearer keys (mcpm_live_…).
  • Per-(MCP, consumer) sliding-window rate limits in Redis.
  • Atomic credit debits in PostgreSQL with automatic refunds on upstream 5xx.
  • Response headers: X-Mcpmeter-Request-Id, X-Mcpmeter-Billed, X-Mcpmeter-Duration-Ms, X-Mcpmeter-Balance.
  • Open-source proxy — the meter is inspectable, not just trusted.

Demo MCPs

Five reference listings ship with the platform so consumers can prove the loop end-to-end without a third-party signup:

  • echo-test — round-trip a JSON-RPC call through the proxy.
  • weather — current conditions via Open-Meteo.
  • currency — FX rates via Frankfurter.
  • wikipedia — article search via Wikipedia REST.
  • github-public — repo metadata via the public GitHub API.

What's not here yet

  • Per-tool pricing overrides (today every listing has one price for all tools).
  • Volume / committed-spend discounts.
  • A test environment (mcpm_test_… keys) separate from live.
  • OAuth-flavoured authentication (we may never need this).