mcp.run

What mcp.run is

mcp.run now presents itself as Turbo MCP, a self-hosted MCP gateway and management platform aimed at organisations that want agents connected to internal systems without losing control. The site carries a notice that the product is entering a new chapter, so branding and packaging may be in flux.

What you can do with it

You deploy the gateway inside your own environment, register the MCP servers your team is allowed to use, and let staff install them with single sign-on through an identity provider, so the loop is deploy, approve, install. The platform emphasises full audit trails of MCP activity, data-loss-prevention features, a central kill switch that stops agent access without blocking human access to the same apps, and role-based approval so a server must be registered and its connectivity tested before an administrator signs off. Deployment is described as a single container that runs on orchestration platforms, platform services or virtual machines, with help offered for on-premises setup.

Who it is for

It suits enterprise IT, security and platform teams that must let employees use AI agents against company systems while keeping governance.

A few things worth knowing

Pricing is not published and runs through contact and demo bookings, so request a quote. The control features are the right ones for this category — audited admin logs, least-privilege registration workflows, and a kill switch that separates agent access from human access — so verify how each works in a trial rather than on a slide. The practical caution is that a gateway concentrates access: if it is compromised, an attacker inherits every connected service. The rebranding notice means you should confirm what is supported and for how long before committing. Trial the controls and confirm the roadmap before committing.