Third-party notices
Version 1.2.2 · 2026-10-03
Services used
- GitHub and Google as optional sign-in providers.
- Stripe as the payment processor for the paid plans. Stripe processes
card data directly; it never reaches OnlyMCP's servers. Stripe is based in the US; the transfer relies on EU/CH standard contractual clauses.
- mail.exigo.ch as the mail server for verification codes, password
resets, team invitations, plan notices and the newsletter, encrypted with STARTTLS.
- Hosting in a Kubernetes cluster on infrastructure located in Europe.
OnlyMCP uses no analytics services, no tracking and no advertising.
MCP servers you connect yourself
The "MCP connections" feature lets you attach any third-party MCP server to your account, for example GitHub, Linear, Notion or a service of your own. What matters about that:
- You make the choice. OnlyMCP connects none of these services on its own
and has no relationship with their operators. A brand named here or in the interface is an example, not a partnership and not a recommendation.
- **Each connected service is governed by its own terms and privacy
policy.** Read them before connecting it. What you read or write through such a server happens at that provider, not at OnlyMCP.
- What OnlyMCP does: we call the server on your behalf. Your client's
request goes to OnlyMCP, OnlyMCP calls the connected service, the answer comes back the same way. The connected service therefore sees the network address of our servers, not yours.
- Credentials you store for a connection are kept encrypted
(AES-256-GCM), decrypted only immediately before the call, and never returned to any client. The interface shows the last four characters only.
- Deleting a connection deletes the stored credential with it. It changes
nothing at the connected service; revoke the access there yourself.
Open source libraries
The following list is generated from the project's actual dependencies and rewritten on every update.
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- @base-ui/react (MIT)
- @better-auth/cimd (MIT)
- @better-auth/mcp (MIT)
- @clack/prompts (MIT)
- @hono/node-server (MIT)
- @hono/zod-openapi (MIT)
- @hookform/resolvers (MIT)
- @icons-pack/react-simple-icons (MIT)
- @modelcontextprotocol/sdk (MIT)
- @napi-rs/keyring (MIT)
- @tanstack/react-query (MIT)
- @tanstack/react-table (MIT)
- better-auth (MIT)
- cacache (ISC)
- class-variance-authority (Apache-2.0)
- clsx (MIT)
- commander (MIT)
- drizzle-orm (Apache-2.0)
- fflate (MIT)
- hono (MIT)
- i18next (MIT)
- i18next-browser-languagedetector (MIT)
- lucide-react (ISC)
- motion (MIT)
- nodemailer (MIT-0)
- open (MIT)
- pg (MIT)
- pg-boss (MIT)
- pino (MIT)
- qrcode (MIT)
- rate-limiter-flexible (ISC)
- react (MIT)
- react-dom (MIT)
- react-force-graph-2d (MIT)
- react-hook-form (MIT)
- react-i18next (MIT)
- react-router (MIT)
- shiki (MIT)
- sonner (MIT)
- stripe (MIT)
- tailwind-merge (MIT)
- tw-animate-css (MIT)
- undici (MIT)
- zod (MIT)
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Note
Each library listed is subject to its own licence. Listing it here does not imply any affiliation between its authors and OnlyMCP. The stripe entry refers to the open source client SDK; as a service used, Stripe is also listed separately above under "Services used".
Authoritative version
This is a translation provided for convenience. In case of discrepancies, the German version of this document prevails.