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Strong vertical positioning for developers and high-performance infrastructure. Critical technical SEO configuration errors currently bottleneck growth.
Reviewed on Aug 2, 2026
mcp-billing.com
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Self-hosted boilerplate providing OAuth 2.1, API key management, and Stripe usage-based billing for MCP servers.
SiteList review score
Strong vertical positioning for developers and high-performance infrastructure. Critical technical SEO configuration errors currently bottleneck growth.
Reviewed on Aug 2, 2026
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One-time payment of €79 via Gumroad (page text) or €149 EUR per JSON-LD schema. No subscription, no revenue share. Billed one time.
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| MCP-Billing | $149 one time per license | Self-hosted boilerplate with OAuth 2.1, API key management, and Stripe usage-based billing for MCP servers. No subscription or revenue share View source |
OAuth 2.1 + PKCE
auth
Standard OAuth client support without custom RFC implementation.
API key management
auth
Generate, rotate, and revoke keys from a dashboard in one click.
Stripe usage-based billing
billing
Charge per call or token with explicit handling for retries, partial failures, and interrupted streams.
Rate limiting
limits
Sliding window protection against abuse using Redis.
Multi-tenant support
infra
Isolated context, keys, and quotas per MCP server client.
Monetize MCP servers
Provide billing infrastructure for the <5% of public MCP servers that are currently monetized.
Add identity to MCP servers
Implement OAuth 2.1 and API key lifecycle management without writing custom auth plumbing.
Stripe
payments
Usage-based billing and metering integration with explicit handling for retries, partial failures, and interrupted streams.
Redis
infrastructure
Rate limiting and sliding window algorithm implementation for abuse protection.
MCP-Billing provides OAuth 2.1 and usage-based Stripe billing specifically for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It targets developers building AI tools who need a specialized monetization layer without building custom billing logic from scratch.
The site claims 300+ passing tests and idempotent processing, suggesting technical robustness. However, the absence of a public documentation or an API reference (scoring 12/100) necessitates a higher degree of self-sufficiency from the developer during integration.
Unlike generic boilerplates like ShipFast, MCP-Billing focuses exclusively on the MCP ecosystem. This narrow focus provides high-urgency value for its niche but results in a smaller feature set compared to general-purpose competitors like SaaS Pegasus.
Our crawl identified a critical configuration error where the robots.txt file returns a Netlify 404 HTML page instead of plain text. This prevents efficient search engine indexing. Additionally, there is a mismatch between the JSON-LD schema price and the visible page text.
The current pricing model is listed as a software license. There is currently a discrepancy between the visible page price and the JSON-LD schema data (€79 vs 149), which should be verified before purchase as specific trial details are not documented.
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MCP-Billing earns a 80/100 for its strong vertical positioning for developers. While it offers high-performance infrastructure for MCP servers, its growth is currently bottlenecked by critical technical SEO configuration errors.
80/100: High-utility product, critical technical blockers.
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