Production MCP, governed & observable
Connect MCP servers to 1600+ LLMs through Portkey’s enterprise AI Gateway with auth, policy, logging, and cost controls built in.
Introducing the MCP Gateway
MCP Connectors
Connect Portkey’s AI Gateway to any MCP server, no extra clients or orchestration layers. Handle multiple MCP servers in a single request, with built-in OAuth, unified authentication, and governance applied to every tool call.
MCP Hub
Discover, approve, and govern which MCP tools agents can call. Portkey gives you one place to manage metadata, set permissions, \
Portkey’s model-agnostic Gateway lets you connect MCP tools to 1600+ LLMs, no custom integrations, no extra orchestration required.
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Portkey’s model-agnostic Gateway lets you connect MCP tools to 1600+ LLMs, no custom integrations, no extra orchestration required.
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Route tool calls across multiple MCP servers within a single LLM or agent flow, without coordination code or separate pipelines.
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No more unauthorized tool usage, anywhere
Whether you're using your favorite apps or building new AI agents, restrict tools access with granular, enforceable permissions.
Simplify state management for multi-step interactions
Portkey handles state, retries, and context threading so multi-step flows work seamlessly, even across multiple MCP servers in a single request.
Debug faster with end-to-end observability
Pinpoint exactly where issues occur - from LLM calls to tool executions - with comprehensive logs and traces.
Manage spends with usage limits, budgets and cost tracking
Set enforceable limits across teams and environments, and monitor usage and spending across MCP tools and LLMs.
Improve reliability with intelligent routing
Route requests based on latency, health, or traffic, keeping workloads responsive even under scale.
How Portkey runs MCP workflows
1. Add servers and manage authentication
Register internal, remote, and third-party MCP servers in the Hub. Handle OAuth 2.1 with client credentials and auth codes—no custom wiring required.
2. Apply access control and rate limits
Define least-privilege permissions for servers, tools, and resources, while enforcing per-team budgets, usage caps, and rate limits.
3. Run your MCP workflow with any LLM
Work with any of 1600+ LLMs through Portkey’s Gateway and invoke the MCP servers and tools of your choice in a single request.
4. Get complete observability
Track every step end-to-end, from model prompt to tool execution, with detailed logs, traces, and cost visibility.
A comprehensive map of all available MCP servers, from reference implementations to community contributions
