Hosting & autoscaling
We run the compute behind a gateway that scales with your traffic. No capacity to provision, no servers to patch.
MCP infrastructure
Managed MCP server hosting for your SaaS product.
We run the hosting, auth, scaling, uptime, and observability so your users reach your product from Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. You ship one connection. We operate the server. Live in days.
What's included
Everything a production MCP server needs.
Managed MCP server hosting is more than compute. It's the auth, scaling, uptime, and monitoring that a self-hosted server leaves to you.
OAuth 2.1 auth
PKCE, scoped short-lived tokens, per-request validation. Production-grade auth wired up for you, not left as an exercise.
Multi-region
Serve users close to where they are, with regional routing and failover handled at the hosting layer.
Uptime SLA
Monitored, redundant, and backed by an SLA — so an AI client never finds your product unreachable.
Observability built in
Every tool call logged with caller, latency, and outcome. See adoption and errors without standing up your own stack.
Zero-downtime deploys
Ship changes to your tools and schemas without dropping live sessions or breaking connected clients.
Managed hosting vs self-hosting.
Self-hosting an MCP server is a real infrastructure project. Here's what you own either way.
| Responsibility | Self-hosted | Managed (Ginger Labs) |
|---|---|---|
| Compute, scaling & patching | You | We run it |
| OAuth 2.1 + token rotation | You build it | Built in |
| Multi-region & failover | You | We run it |
| Uptime SLA & on-call | You | Included |
| Tool-call logging & metrics | You build it | Built in |
| Your API & data | You | You (unchanged) |
| Time to live | Weeks | Days |
Migration
Already self-hosting? Move in a day.
Point us at your existing tool definitions. We stand up the managed server, mirror your tools, cut over the connection URL, and keep the old endpoint live until you're confident.
- 01
Share your current MCP config or API
Tool manifests, auth scheme, and endpoints.
- 02
We host and mirror your tools
Same tools, now behind our gateway with auth and logging.
- 03
Cut over the connection URL
Clients point at the managed server. Old endpoint stays live.
- 04
Decommission your infra
Once traffic is stable, retire the self-hosted server.
Common QuestionsFrequently
Frequently
asked questions.
Everything you need to know about setting up and scaling Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for your product.
Managed MCP server hosting means we run your Model Context Protocol server for you — the compute, authentication, scaling, uptime, and monitoring. You ship one connection to your product's API; we operate the server that exposes it to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any other MCP client.
Self-hosting means you build and operate the server, the OAuth flow, rate limiting, logging, and multi-region availability yourself. With managed hosting, that infrastructure is our responsibility. You keep your API and data; we run the layer that makes it reachable from AI clients, with an uptime SLA and observability built in.
Most teams are live in days. You point us at your existing API or endpoints, we generate and host the MCP server, wire up OAuth 2.1, and hand you a connection URL. No new infrastructure for your team to stand up.
Remote connections use OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and scoped, short-lived tokens — never shared secrets. Traffic is encrypted in transit, tokens are validated per request, and every tool invocation is logged for audit. Your data stays in your systems; the server brokers access, it doesn't copy your data.
Yes. The hosting layer autoscales behind a gateway, with rate limiting and per-tenant isolation. Whether you serve a handful of internal users or millions of requests a day, the server scales without you provisioning capacity.
Pricing scales with usage and the level of support and isolation you need. Book a 20-minute demo and we'll size it to your product and traffic.
Host your MCP server the managed way.
Book a 20-minute demo. We'll show your product live on Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, hosted and monitored by us.