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Submit to Docker MCP Catalog

Docker's catalog of containerized and remote MCP servers on Docker Hub, grouped by use case and publisher. New servers are added by pull request to Docker's mcp-registry repo, and for local servers Docker can build the image with signatures, provenance and SBOMs.

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Docker MCP Catalog at a glance

Pricing
Free
No fee mentioned in the contributing guide
Link type
Dofollow
Server pages https://hub.docker.com/mcp/server/brave and /mcp/server/notion link only the server's GitHub repository (and any URLs in its tool descriptions) with rel="noopener noreferrer", no nofollow. There is no separate website link to the product's own domain (checked 2026-11-12) What a dofollow link is
Review
Manual review
Link back required
No
Account required
Yes
Domain Rating
DR92
Domain Rating by Ahrefs, checked Nov 11, 2026. A score of the whole site’s backlinks, not a Google metric.
Tranco rank
Not ranked
No Tranco rank on record for this site.
Who browses it
Developers who run MCP servers through Docker and want containerized, reviewed options
Last checked

How to submit to Docker MCP Catalog

  1. Open the Docker MCP Catalog submission page

    This is the page makers use to add a product.

  2. Create an account

    Docker MCP Catalog asks you to sign up before you can submit.

  3. Have your assets ready

    Name, tagline, description, logo and screenshots. The checklist below covers what to prepare so you can fill the form in one go.

  4. Fill in the form carefully

    Pick the most specific category the form offers and write the description for the people who browse Docker MCP Catalog (Developers who run MCP servers through Docker and want containerized, reviewed options), not for search engines.

  5. Wait for review

    A person reviews submissions, so it can take a while. Once it’s live, check the link on your listing points to the right page.

Tips for Docker MCP Catalog

  • Local servers need a Dockerfile in the repo; remote servers only need a streamable-http or SSE endpoint.
  • Run 'task wizard' (or 'task create') in the repo to generate server.yaml; it builds the image and checks the server lists its tools.
  • Check the license first: the guide calls MIT or Apache 2 fine and GPL not.
  • Every PR needs a Docker team review; if your server needs keys, share test credentials through the form linked in the guide.

From Docker MCP Catalog’s own guidelines and pages, in our words.

What to prepare

The basics every directory asks for, plus what matters most for developer tool directories.

  • Product name and a one-line tagline (about 60 characters)
  • A short description (1–2 sentences) and a longer one (a short paragraph)
  • Square logo, at least 256×256 px, PNG or SVG
  • 2–3 screenshots at a consistent size
  • The exact page you want the link to point to
  • Pricing model (free, freemium or paid) and a contact email
  • Links to your docs and a quick-start or install command
  • Your GitHub or GitLab repo, if public
  • Supported languages, frameworks and platforms
  • Pricing for the API or hosted tier, including free limits

Is Docker MCP Catalog worth it?

Good for your SEO foundation

Docker MCP Catalog reviews listings by hand and the listing link we inspected was followed. That combination is what makes a directory link worth having for a new site.

  • Domain Rating by Ahrefs: 92 (top tier). That's the strength of links to the whole site, not a promise about what your listing passes on.
  • No Tranco rank on record, so we can’t say how much traffic it gets.
  • A person reviews submissions, so expect a wait and a real quality bar.
  • Free to list, so the only cost is your time.

This verdict is worked out from the facts above with fixed rules (link type, review, price, Domain Rating by Ahrefs, Tranco rank), not paid for. The directory has no say in it.

Questions about Docker MCP Catalog

Is Docker MCP Catalog free?

Yes. Listing on Docker MCP Catalog is free. Pricing details: No fee mentioned in the contributing guide. We checked on Nov 12, 2026.

Does Docker MCP Catalog give a dofollow link?

Yes. The listing link we inspected was a followed (dofollow) link. Evidence: Server pages https://hub.docker.com/mcp/server/brave and /mcp/server/notion link only the server's GitHub repository (and any URLs in its tool descriptions) with rel="noopener noreferrer", no nofollow. There is no separate website link to the product's own domain (checked 2026-11-12).

How do I submit to Docker MCP Catalog?

Submit at https://github.com/docker/mcp-registry/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md. You need an account first. A person reviews each submission before it goes live. Tip: Local servers need a Dockerfile in the repo; remote servers only need a streamable-http or SSE endpoint.

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