Your team needs MCP servers. Your security team needs compliance. We handle both.
Enterprise MCP infrastructure. OAuth, team billing, audit logs, and zero auth code for your developers.
Your developers write code. The Gateway handles the rest.
Developers build a pure MCP server. No auth code, no billing logic, no credential management. The Gateway adds everything enterprise teams demand.
OAuth 2.1 built in
RFC 8414, PKCE, dynamic client registration, token rotation. Users authenticate once through MCPize and access any server. Your developers write zero auth code.
Per-user credential injection
Each subscriber stores their own API keys (encrypted with PGP). The Gateway injects them at request time. Developers never see raw credentials.
Usage tracking and quotas
Every API call is counted. Plan limits enforced automatically. Developers don't write a single line of metering code.
Event-based billing
Developers define billable actions. The Gateway tracks charges per subscription. No Stripe integration needed in the server code.
Organizations and team management
Role-based access, team billing, member invitations. All built in.
4-role RBAC: owner, admin, member, billing
Organization-level billing (one invoice for the whole team)
Member invitations with secure token-based flow
Server ownership at org level, not individual level
Server transfers between developers and organizations
Security and compliance
PGP-encrypted secrets at rest (pgcrypto)
Encrypted subscriber credentials with full audit trail
Row Level Security across all database tables
Developer suspension with automatic write-blocking
7-dimension server audit (MCPize Verified program)
Container isolation on Google Cloud Run. Automatic SSL, DDoS protection.
Developer operations
CI/CD tokens with per-server scoping and optional expiration
GitHub auto-deploy on push (connect repo, set branch, done)
Encrypted build-time and runtime secrets
AI-powered deployment failure diagnosis
Instant rollback with one command
Multi-environment support (production, staging, preview)
API and protocol support
MCP protocol versions 2024-11-05 through 2025-11-25
OpenAPI-to-MCP bridge (existing REST APIs become MCP servers)
REST API wrapper for legacy clients
Discovery API for programmatic server search
Frequently asked questions
Do developers need to implement OAuth in their MCP servers?+
No. The MCPize Gateway handles OAuth 2.1 (RFC 8414, PKCE, dynamic client registration, token rotation) for every server. Developers write zero auth code. Users authenticate once and access any server.
How are credentials stored?+
All secrets and subscriber credentials are encrypted with PGP (pgcrypto) at rest. Every credential access is logged with IP address, user agent, and action type for a full audit trail.
What roles are available in organizations?+
Four roles: owner (full control), admin (manage members and servers), member (access assigned servers), and billing (manage invoices and payment methods).
Can we transfer servers between teams?+
Yes. Server transfers work between individual developers and organizations. Transfers use secure token-based links with 7-day expiration.
What MCP protocol versions are supported?+
MCPize Gateway supports MCP protocol versions 2024-11-05 through 2025-11-25. We also bridge OpenAPI specs to MCP, so existing REST APIs work without changes.
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