Host your own FiveM server — QBCore, ESX, or fully custom — with up to 2048-slot scaling, built-in MariaDB, txAdmin preinstalled, and DDoS protection tuned for roleplay communities.
Transparent pricing for FiveM server hosting. All plans include NVMe storage, DDoS protection, and our modern panel.
Our modified Pterodactyl panel gives you everything you need to manage a dedicated game server from any device.
Every server you run, on one screen. Live CPU, RAM, network, and player counts update in real time — no refresh, no terminal, no hunting through tabs. Start, stop, or restart any instance with a single click.
13 data centers across 5 continents. Pick the location closest to your players at checkout — switch anytime.
FiveM is Cfx.re's multiplayer framework for Grand Theft Auto V — the thing that turned GTA V into a roleplay platform. You run your own server with custom jobs, cars, scripts, and a community. The two dominant frameworks are QBCore (newer, actively maintained) and ESX (older but still massive); both install cleanly on our FiveM template.
Running a FiveM server means juggling an FXServer binary, a MySQL/MariaDB backend, a Node.js resource ecosystem, and often 50–200+ Lua resources that make up your community's gameplay. Our FiveM template provisions all of it: FXServer from the latest Cfx.re recommended channel, MariaDB with per-server credentials auto-injected, txAdmin for in-browser admin tools, and SFTP + in-browser editor for your resources/ folder.
FiveM is resource-heavy — LSPD/EMS/jobs servers with 200+ Lua scripts easily consume 16 GB RAM, and CPU single-thread performance matters because FXServer's main thread handles most script execution. We run FiveM on Ryzen 9 nodes specifically; lower-tier CPUs at cheaper hosts will tick-hitch during prime-time. Git deploys are first-class: paste your repo URL, hit pull, resources reload.
“Setup was instant. I was uploading my world within two minutes of checkout.”
“Latency from the EU node is under 30ms for my whole squad. Zero rubber-banding even on intense sessions.”
“Support actually knows the games. Had a config issue resolved in 20 minutes at 2am.”
“Backups saved a 200-hour save after a mod broke it. One-click restore, worth the plan by itself.”
“Panel is miles better than what I was on before. I don't even miss SFTP.”
“Switching between games without paying again is the feature I didn't know I needed.”
FXServer supports up to 2048 slots in theory. In practice, large RP servers run 64–300 slots; our Pro plan comfortably handles 128-slot QBCore communities. Dedicated plans scale beyond.
Both. The panel has one-click installers for the recommended QBCore and ESX distributions. Custom frameworks drop into resources/ like any other resource.
Yes — a MariaDB database is provisioned with every FiveM plan. Credentials are auto-injected into your server.cfg environment; no manual connection string editing required.
Yes. txAdmin ships preinstalled and runs on a dedicated port. Admin users log in with their Cfx.re account. No extra setup.
Three options: paste your Git repo URL for auto-pull on push, drag-and-drop folders into the in-browser file manager, or SFTP directly into resources/. Resources can hot-reload via txAdmin console.
Yes — layer 3/4 DDoS mitigation on every plan plus game-specific filtering for the FXServer protocol. FiveM communities attract attack, so this is standard.
