FiveM scripts.
For your server.

Yes. Every purchase includes access to our Discord support channels where you can get direct help with installation, configuration and troubleshooting. We typically respond within a few hours. You also get access to full documentation with step-by-step setup guides for each script.

Our scripts are built to be standalone and framework-flexible , they work with ESX, QBCore, and custom setups. Each script uses isolated events and database tables to minimize conflicts. If you do run into compatibility issues, our support team will help you resolve them.

All future updates are free. When we push a new version , whether it's a bug fix, performance improvement, or new feature , you get it at no extra cost. Updates are delivered through Tebex and announced in our Discord so you never miss a release.

Our scripts are protected through the official FiveM Asset Escrow system. This means the source code stays encrypted and tied to your Cfx.re account , no one can leak, resell, or tamper with your copy. You still get full access to config files for customization, but the core logic stays protected.

We provide detailed previews, screenshots, and video demos for every script on the product page. For select scripts, we also offer a one-day subscription at a fraction of the full price , so you can test everything in-game on your own server before committing. Check the product description or ask in our Discord for details.

Yes. We build for the four most-used FiveM frameworks , QBCore, QBox, ESX, and ox_core , all auto-detected on startup. On the database side we cover oxmysql, mysql-async, and ghmattimysql. Popular inventories (ox, qb, qs, tgiann, codem, ps, ESX native) and targets (ox_target, qb-target) are picked up the same way , no manual wiring, no glue code. Running a fork or heavily-modified version of one of those frameworks? In our experience it just works , the abstractions are stable enough that custom cores rarely break things. Got something more exotic? Hit us up in Discord. We've gotten our scripts running on some pretty unconventional stacks, and we don't shy away from the harder setups.