Browse scripts and MLOs for QBCore, ESX and Qbox servers. Filter by framework, category, or price.
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ProdigyRP 2.0-inspired ox_target UI redesign for FiveM. Smooth eye animations, sprite icons, configurable colors and transparency. Drag-and-drop install, all frameworks supported.
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A current-gen QBCore V8 FiveM server package — 400+ vehicles, 50+ police cars, civilian and criminal activity systems, TOS-compliant assets, and verified stable at 50+ concurrent players.
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Give FiveM officers a proper equipment trunk — visual prop layout, per-vehicle item config, clothing slots, job-gated access, and 0.03ms active usage. ESX, QBCore & Qbox.
ESX Legacy V3 FiveM server with 750+ custom cars, 250+ bikes, 44,000+ clothing items, exclusive scripts, and complete database and server files — full RP server ready on first install.
Visual FiveM weapon attachment UI with inventory persistence, addon weapon support, job/item gates, and 0.01ms active cost. Standalone or integrated with ox, ESX & QBCore inventory.
A free React 18 FiveM admin menu with live player headshots, searchable commands, 700+ timecycles, 3000+ vehicles, and ACE permission support. QBCore, ESX & standalone.
Server-side FiveM anticheat with 841 blocked models, multi-identifier banning, event protection, and entity spam limits. No client component. Framework-free. Refined over 5 years.
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Free QBCore chop shop script with two mission types, reputation-gated export runs, configurable vehicle parts, NPC flatbed collection, and police dispatch integration — rated 4.11/5 by the community.
Closed Shops NPC keeps food job locations open when workers log off. Workers restock inventory to earn passive income; the NPC despawns the moment real staff return. QBCore, ESX, Qbox. Live pricing with admin price caps.
Browse packs covering police, economy, vehicles and visual upgrades. Open a bundle to compare its price with the included items.
View bundles →Our shop is organized around three axes: framework (QBCore, ESX, or Qbox), category (jobs, heists, vehicles, UI, MLOs, weapons), and price tier. That structure maps to the way FiveM server owners actually build servers — you pick a framework first, then layer systems, then polish.
Use the sidebar framework filter to narrow the catalog by its listing labels. A resource with more than one framework label can appear under each corresponding filter.
If you're filling a specific gap — a bank heist script or a replacement HUD — the category filter narrows the catalog down to what fits.
Prices on Tebex typically range from around $25 to $130. The lower tiers are where most utilities live (HUDs, simple jobs, single MLOs). Mid-tier covers core systems (phones, inventories, law enforcement). Flagship systems sit above.