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MCP Manager sits in the path of every governed MCP call your organization makes, so its own availability is part of what you’re evaluating. This page covers how we deploy, how we handle the rare planned maintenance window, and how to stay informed.

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No regularly scheduled maintenance windows

MCP Manager does not have any regularly scheduled maintenance windows or downtime. Every deployment is planned so that customers experience no service interruption.

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When a planned maintenance window is required

On the rare occasion a planned maintenance window is genuinely required, MCP Manager is committed to:
  • Giving as much notice as possible — a minimum of 7 days, and often more.
  • Scheduling for minimal impact — choosing the window least likely to affect our global customer base, rather than defaulting to any single region’s off-hours.

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How we communicate status and maintenance

We’re proud of MCP Manager’s uptime, and we publish it transparently: current status, historical uptime, and every incident are all visible on our public status page, status.mcpmanager.ai. Every incident and planned maintenance window is announced there too. You can subscribe to be notified by:
  • Email
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • RSS
Subscribe your team’s on-call or platform channel once, and everyone who needs to know about an MCP Manager incident or maintenance window is notified automatically — no need to check the page manually.
MCP Manager also reflects current status inside the product: if a service is experiencing a partial or major outage, or a maintenance window is active or imminent, an in-app banner surfaces it directly, with a link back to the full status page for details.

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Further reading

Product Support

The support channels available on every plan, and what Enterprise and higher-tier plans add.

Hosting & Data Residency

Where MCP Manager runs and what that means for availability and compliance.