Every FiveM script here comes from an established Tebex creator. Check framework support, read the full feature list and see the price up front. The files arrive the moment you pay.
Ten drugs, every interaction runs through ox_target
Ready-to-run QBCore V8 server carrying 400+ vehicles and 50+ police cars
Rob the armored truck as a crew and pick your own payout
Adjust camber and tracking per wheel, fully synced and garage-saved
Players buy Tebex packages in-game with checkout as fast as 5 seconds
Grab tools by hand and operate on real or training patients
Bait strays, crate them, haul them back to Sandy Shores for the payout
Every command lives in JSON, so you edit staff tools without touching Lua
Shop by framework
Jobs, gangs, businesses and HUDs written for QBCore, with the core version each script expects stated on its page.
Shop QBCore scripts → 02 / EX ESX LegacyESX releases with supported versions and dependencies spelled out before you buy, not after.
Shop ESX scripts → 03 / QX QboxQbox-ready systems, including the bridges and libraries each one needs to run.
Shop Qbox scripts →Start with what your city needs
Skip the endless scrolling. Go straight to the system you want to add, then check the exact requirements on each product page.
Dispatch, MDTs, medical systems and evidence handling for your PD and EMS.
Player jobs, business ownership, shops and money loops that keep a city busy.
Garages, dealerships, fuel, HUDs and the menus players touch every session.
A server needs somewhere to earn before it needs anywhere to spend. These are the shifts that give a new character a reason to log in.
Enough of a precinct to run a real shift on opening night: patrol, dispatch, and a process that does not end when the cuffs go on.
The contraband side of a young server. Something to sell, someone to sell it to and a reason for the police scripts to exist.
Check the exact core version the script was written for, not just the framework name.
Most FiveM scripts expect a specific inventory, target and database setup, and the listing names all three.
Tebex escrow or open source, one server or several. Know what you're allowed to do with the files.
Back up your database and run new scripts on a test server before they touch your city.
A store that shows its work
Every product page on FiveM Tebex Store lists what actually matters to a server owner: framework support, dependencies, the full feature set, the Tebex creator behind it and the current price. No digging through a Discord to find out whether a script fits your stack.
Compatibility tags get you close, but the listing is the fine print. Double-check exact versions and required resources before you swap anything on a live server.