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20 SearXNG MCP Server alternatives

SearXNG MCP Server: Private, self-hosted web search for AI assistants via SearXNG, with pagination, filters, and URL-to-markdown reading. 20 MCP servers do similar work, most sharing Web Search, Self-Hosted and Privacy, ranked by how much they have in common with SearXNG MCP Server.

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  1. by Brave

    Search the web with the Brave Search API — web, image, video, and news results plus rich results and AI summaries.

    Also: Privacy, Search, Web Search

  2. by Kagi

    Official Kagi MCP server: ad-free web, news, video and image search plus page extraction as markdown, via hosted or local setup.

    Also: Search, Web Search

  3. by Perplexity

    Ask Perplexity's Sonar API real-time, web-grounded questions and get cited answers inside your agent.

    Also: Search, Web Search

  4. by Tavily

    Web search and content extraction optimized for AI agents — fast, relevance-ranked results with source content.

    Also: Search, Web Search

  5. by Exa

    Real-time web search and crawling built for AI — neural search with configurable tools and live content retrieval.

    Also: Search, Web Search

  6. by O-mega Enterprise Inc.

    Transcribe local audio and video files on-device from Claude, Cursor or VS Code, and search your Yap dictation history. No upload, no API key.

    Also: Privacy

  7. by Transcend

    Transcend's privacy platform over MCP: data inventory, DSR automation, consent, preferences, assessments and workflows, each as its own OAuth-scoped server.

    Also: Privacy

  8. by Max Freedom Pollard

    Encrypted, fully offline agent memory: one local vault shared by every agent on the machine, AEAD-encrypted down to the embedding vectors, searched in about 12 ms.

    Also: Privacy

  9. by Model Context Protocol

    Secure local file operations for agents — read, write, search, and edit files within configurable allowed directories.

    Also: Privacy

  10. by arabold

    Self-hosted documentation retrieval for coding agents — index any library's docs from the web, GitHub, npm, PyPI or local files and query them by exact version. An open-source Context7 alternative.

    Also: Self-Hosted

  11. by Edris Ranjbar

    Stdio MCP server that lets Claude read and update a self-hosted Edi Life OS dashboard: goals, tasks, habits, expenses and notes.

    Also: Self-Hosted

  12. by Strapi

    Built into Strapi 5.47+, this MCP server turns your own content types into agent-callable tools — CRUD, publish and draft control, scoped by Admin token permissions.

    Also: Self-Hosted

  13. by OpenAI

    OpenAI's customer-run tunnel client: reach a localhost or private-network MCP server from ChatGPT, Codex, the Responses API and AgentKit without opening an inbound firewall rule.

    Also: Self-Hosted

  14. by Dynatrace

    MCP server for self-hosted Dynatrace Managed deployments — problems, vulnerabilities, entities, SLOs, logs and metrics from one or many clusters, in stdio or remote mode.

    Also: Self-Hosted

  15. by Equibles

    Self-hosted financial data MCP server exposing 64 tools over SEC filings, XBRL financials, 13F holdings, insider and congressional trades, FRED and CFTC data.

    Also: Self-Hosted

  16. by KincaidYang

    Self-hosted WHOIS/RDAP lookup server for domains, IPv4/IPv6, CIDR blocks, and ASNs, with batch queries over MCP.

    Also: Self-Hosted

  17. by Rayen Mlayeh

    Goal-directed web crawler MCP server that returns only the passages answering your agent's question, verbatim and with sources.

    Also: Web Search

  18. by SerpApi

    Official SerpApi MCP server: real-time Google, Bing, YouTube and other search results as structured JSON or token-saving markdown.

    Also: Web Search

  19. by SE Ranking

    SE Ranking's SEO dataset as MCP tools: keyword research, backlinks, domain and SERP analysis, site audits, rank tracking and AI-search visibility.

    Also: Web Search

  20. by Scry

    Remote MCP server that lets an agent run read-only SQL over roughly 164 billion indexed documents from Reddit, Hacker News, arXiv, Wikipedia, Stack Exchange and prediction markets.

    Also: Web Search