Vectoralix

About Vectoralix

Vectoralix is a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) platform that lets teams publish MCP servers without provisioning transport, JSON-RPC handling, version routing, or request logging themselves. Users bring content by uploading files, pasting typed documents, or importing from GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab repositories, then organize it with categories, groups, and relations so it becomes MCP-readable resources with full-text search and related-content lookup. Servers can attach a File Search tool, a Code Execute tool that runs user-authored JavaScript in a sandboxed QuickJS environment with timeouts and memory caps, and an API URL tool that proxies third-party APIs with OAuth credentials and header/param/response mappings, with SSRF protection built in.

Published servers support versioned, immutable releases with explicit activation and a fallback version, allowing rollback without breaking connected clients such as Claude Desktop or Cursor. Access can be public or restricted behind Passport OAuth2 bearer tokens scoped to an organization, and usage metrics and request logs are included.

The product is offered across four tiers: Free ($0, one view-only server, 250 daily requests, 14-day data retention), Starter ($4.49/mo, 3 servers, 10,000 daily requests, custom tools and API access included), Pro ($14.99/mo, 10 servers, 100,000 daily requests, request analytics), and Ultra ($49.99/mo, unlimited servers, requests, source integrations, organizations, and members, plus advanced analytics and priority support). All paid tiers include invite teammates and custom MCP tools; code execution tools are included at every tier including Free.

Key features

• Turns docs, repositories, and API calls into hosted Model Context Protocol endpoints
• File Search tool with full-text search, category listings, and related-content lookup
• Code Execute tool running JavaScript in a hardened QuickJS sandbox with timeouts and memory caps
• API URL tool proxies third-party APIs with OAuth credentials and SSRF protection
• Versioned releases with immutable snapshots, explicit activation, and rollback
• Public or private access via Passport OAuth2 bearer tokens with usage metrics and request logs

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