GitHub Enterprise MCP

Keep GitHub’s IP restrictions in place without operating your own proxy infrastructure. Configure your MCP server’s outbound HTTP client to use QuotaGuard, then register both assigned addresses with the applicable GitHub allowlist.

Managed operations: QuotaGuard operates the proxy infrastructure, availability, failover, maintenance, and support.

Selective routing: Route the GitHub API client through QuotaGuard without forcing unrelated application traffic through the same connection.

Portable identity: Keep a stable outbound identity across supported hosting environments.

Dedicated addresses when required: Choose Enterprise dedicated infrastructure when the organization requires addresses reserved for its use rather than standard shared infrastructure.

Correct connection ownership: This setup applies to a client you operate and can configure. It does not change a vendor-hosted MCP service’s outbound connection.

Retain GitHub authentication and least-privilege access. Verify the actual API request after configuring its route.

QuotaGuard Static starts at $19 per month. Standard plans provide stable addresses on shared managed infrastructure. Enterprise provides dedicated IPs and proxy resources for organizations requiring customer-only infrastructure.

QuotaGuard Shield starts at $29 per month. For outbound HTTPS, neither product decrypts the destination payload. Static’s CONNECT request and proxy authentication use plaintext HTTP proxy protocol on the customer-to-proxy hop; Shield adds TLS protection to that hop. Choose Shield when your security requirements call for it, using a compatible client.

Keep application authentication and authorization with either product. Dedicated addresses provide infrastructure isolation, not a replacement for those controls.

See plans, outbound data flow, and GitHub’s current IP-allowlist policies.