Where these get listed

Registries

A registry lists a server and sometimes installs it for you. It does not maintain it, it did not write it, and being listed is not a sign of quality. Use one to find options, then open the project and read the licence and the code yourself.

PulseMCP Tracks servers, clients and news. Eight GoHighLevel servers listed at time of check, which makes it the most useful single place to see the field. 8 GoHighLevel servers. Open PulseMCP
Glama Indexes automatically and shows some security metadata per server. Lists considerably more GoHighLevel results than PulseMCP, with more noise. Open Glama Not verified Considerably more than PulseMCP; a precise count not recorded.
Smithery GoHighLevel servers are listed. Open Smithery Not verified Its search is rendered in the browser so we could not count them, and we are not going to guess.
mcpservers.org Grew out of the community awesome list. At least one GoHighLevel server is listed. Its own on-site search did not return it, which tells you something about relying on registry search. at least 1. Open mcpservers.org
LobeHub We could not load it directly at time of check. Open LobeHub Not verified Not confirmed. We are not claiming what is listed there.

Registries list a server and sometimes install it for you. They do not maintain it, they did not write it, and presence in a registry is not a quality signal. Counts move constantly, so treat any number as a snapshot. Checked 6 August 2026.

Where it stops

Where this one stops working

A registry never authors a workflow, and neither does anything it lists through the public API. The ceiling is a property of that API, not of where a server is catalogued.

This is the ceiling every option on this list that reads and acts runs into, and it belongs to the API rather than to this one project. Where free stops sets out why, with five dated sources you can open yourself.

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