Windows-MCP Pricing

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At a glance

Free and open source under MIT; users provide their own MCP client and local Windows environment.

Self-hosting cost

Windows-MCP is open source under the MIT license — the software itself costs nothing to run. Your real cost is the infrastructure you run it on plus the time to operate it.

Free & cheaper MCP Servers

same category, free plan or open-source license

Ghosttyopen sourceFree CodexFree/Go/Plus/Pro/Business/Edu/Enterprise plan access; API-key usage-based for CLI, SDK, and IDE workflows. API-key access does not include cloud features such as GitHub code review or Slack integration.GitHub MCP Serveropen sourceFree and open-source, some features need paid GitHub plans MCP Registryopen sourceFree. Public hosted registry API is free to query; self-hosting (Docker/Go) carries only your own infra cost. No license fees, no paid tiers.

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FAQ

How much does Windows-MCP cost?

Free and open source under MIT; users provide their own MCP client and local Windows environment.

Does Windows-MCP have a free plan?

Yes — Windows-MCP is open source and free to use.

Can you self-host Windows-MCP for free?

Windows-MCP is open source under the MIT license — the software itself is free to run; you only pay for your own infrastructure.

What are free or cheaper Windows-MCP alternatives?

Ghostty, Codex, GitHub MCP Server are in the same category with a free plan or open-source license.

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