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PostgreSQL MCP servers

MCP servers that connect an AI agent to PostgreSQL: querying schemas, tables and rows in a PostgreSQL database. We have classified 146 so far, listed below and ranked by their independent trust score.

146 catalogued · how we score

PostgreSQL at a glance

Highest score
94 BackendGen
Median score
46
Scored
146 of 146
Rescanned in 7 days
145

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Top 100 by trust score Trust score 0–100

Every server here has been scored. A server is listed here because its description and tool definitions say it is built for PostgreSQL. That is what the server declares about itself, not an integration we have tested, so check the score breakdown before you trust one. This classification currently runs only over servers that publish a hosted endpoint, so a PostgreSQL server distributed solely as an installable package will not appear here yet, however clearly it belongs. Treat the ranking as a partial field rather than the whole one.

Common questions

What is a PostgreSQL MCP server?

A PostgreSQL MCP server exposes querying schemas, tables and rows in a PostgreSQL database to an AI assistant over the Model Context Protocol, so the assistant can work with PostgreSQL directly instead of you moving data in and out by hand. These come from the public MCP registry, and being listed there is not a review of the code, so the publisher is worth checking as closely as the feature list.

How do I get started with a PostgreSQL MCP server?

Start from the ranked list on this page, then open a server's own page and read its score breakdown before you install anything. Every server listed here is a hosted endpoint, so that breakdown covers Endpoint Security, Transport & Reachability, Schema Quality & AI Usability, Stability & Change Management, Tool Coverage, Tool Safety and Capabilities. A PostgreSQL server acts on your PostgreSQL data, so check what access it asks for before you connect it. The same page carries install snippets for the common MCP clients.