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Izzy Scripts – FiveM UI and RP Resources
Izzy Scripts has spent several years in the FiveM development space with a focus on the player-facing layer of a server: HUDs, UI components and the systems players interact with directly every session. Their open-source HUD releases in particular picked up adoption early because they gave server owners a polished status display without a licensing cost — and the community response drove the team to build a commercial tier on top of that foundation.

What Izzy Scripts Offers
The catalog splits between free open-source resources and paid escrow scripts, making it accessible for servers at different budget levels:

HUD V2 and V3 – open-source status displays compatible with QBCore, ESX and Qbox; three status layout presets, four speedometer types, configurable element positions and color theming; both versions remain actively updated
Izzy UI Kit – a standalone free resource providing shared UI components that other Izzy scripts draw from, keeping visual consistency across the catalog
Dealership system – a vehicle purchasing script available in both escrow and open-source editions; QBCore, ESX and Qbox compatible with showroom UI and purchase flow
Additional RP scripts – job and interaction scripts covering a range of server use cases, announced progressively through the Izzy Discord

Framework Support and Access
Every Izzy resource declares framework support explicitly — QBCore, ESX, and Qbox are all covered. The open-source releases are available on GitHub for servers that prefer to self-host and modify, while the escrow versions ship through Tebex with standard key-based licensing. For servers that want UI cohesion across their interface layer without spending heavily, Izzy Scripts’ mix of free and paid resources is worth mapping against your existing setup.