The only enterprise-gradeMCP Gateway.

One golden path
for all MCP use.

One identity for every employee and agent, one registry for every server, and a gateway that runs inside the infrastructure you already operate.

IdP-backed identity for agents & employees

Employees sign in through Okta, Entra, or any SAML or OIDC provider, and backend agents get identities of their own. Group assignments in your IdP decide which servers each one reaches.

MCP servers as first-class artifacts

Every server lives in one official registry, filtered to the tools you approve and assigned to the teams that use it. Shadow MCP is discovered, promoted, and distributed from the same place.

Integration with your existing stack

Every tool call streams to Datadog, Splunk, or any OpenTelemetry collector. The gateway runs on your Tailscale tailnet, and MCP tunnels bring servers inside your network onto the same path.

The closed loop MCP management solution

Speakeasy is the only MCP gateway embedded in the agent loop. The platform captures every server agents connect to, approved or not. Admins promote the ones worth keeping into the official registry, roles from your IdP decide who gets them.

1. Discover your shadow MCPEmployees across every function connect MCP servers to their AI clients long before anyone asks for approval. The gateway surfaces every server in use, who is using it, and which tools it exposes, so the inventory stays current without a survey.Shadow MCP surfaced automaticallyUsage by employee, client, and toolUnsanctioned servers blocked by default2. Promote to your registryAdmins stop being the approval queue. Promote a discovered server into the official registry in one step, filtered to the tools you approve, with auth, policy, and logging attached on day one.One-step promote to the registryTool-level allowlist per serverBring your own servers, same path3. Distribute to your usersRoles from your IdP decide who gets which servers. Assign a server to a group in Okta or Entra and it appears in every member's Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT. Backend agents reach the same servers through one endpoint with identities of their own.Provisioned by role from your IdPNative connectors for employees, one endpoint for backend agentsPer-team registries, new joiners inherit access4. Govern your usageEvery tool call, from any client, passes one control point. Sessions sign in through your IdP with OAuth 2.1, RBAC scopes access down to the tool, prompt injection and PII are caught in flight, and every call lands in one audit log streamed to Datadog, Splunk, or the SIEM you already run.OAuth 2.1 with CIMD and EMARBAC down to the individual toolOne audit log, exported to your SIEM or observability stack

Default Project

Every MCP server employees have connected from their AI clients, who uses it, and whether it has been promoted.

2 shadow servers

Blocked until promoted

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First seen

Aug 12, 9:40 AM · Cursor

Promoted

m.okafor · Platform · 12 of 14 tools

Last seen

Today, 9:12 AM · sarah@acme.org

Enterprise-grade

Your identity provider.
Your observability. Your network.

Provisioned by your identity provider

Your IdP is the source of truth for permissions, not only identities. Assign a server to an Okta or Entra group and every member gets it in their client. Move someone out of the group and access ends with the next sync.

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• App assignments serve as a default for who gets which servers
• Joiners, movers, and leavers handled by the sync
• OAuth 2.1 with CIMD and EMA, even for servers without native-support

Any SAML / OIDC

Exported to your observability stack

Every tool call is written to one audit log with the employee, client, server, tool, arguments, and result, then streamed to Datadog, Splunk, or any OpenTelemetry collector.

• One record per tool call, tied to a named employee
• Streams as OpenTelemetry to any collector
• Alerts land in the incident workflow you already run

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Served on your private network

Run the gateway on your Tailscale tailnet at a stable private hostname and close the public path entirely. Every request carries the Tailscale user, device, and tags it came from, your tailnet ACLs decide who can reach it, and MCP tunnels bring servers inside your network onto the same governed path.

• Runs on your tailnet; public hostnames return 403
• Tailscale user, device, and tags on every call
• Tunnels for servers that never touch the public internet

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Security

Security enforced
on every tool call.

Once the gateway is the only path between agents and servers, these controls run on every call, for every client, without per-server setup.

Session quarantine

A session that trips a policy is quarantined. Further tool calls are held, security is alerted, and the transcript is one click from the alert.

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Data loss prevention

Secrets, personal information, and regulated records are detected in tool arguments and results and redacted at the gateway, before they reach the model and before they leave your systems.

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Prompt injection detection

Every request and response is inspected in flight. Instructions smuggled into tool output are flagged before the agent acts on them.

Customer stories

brought 200+ MCP servers under the MCP Gateway, going from proof of concept to a company-wide rollout in 30 days.

MoonPay used the MCP Gateway to broker every MCP connection through its existing Okta identity, with permissions scoped per server, per tool, and per team. The security team has full visibility across 60K+ agent sessions, and unsanctioned shadow MCP servers are blocked by default.

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