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Leonida runs as its own channel: one HUD, one radio, and a shift board that moves your name up the city.
No escrow keys to chase and no subscription. You pay once, download from your account and keep every update.
Every listing states the framework, requirements and what is included before you pay.
Checkout opens a secure card payment page. No subscriptions.
Files unlock in My downloads as soon as the payment is confirmed.
Follow the included guide, or ask the team on Discord if anything stalls.
QBCore is a roleplay framework for FiveM, the multiplayer platform for Grand Theft Auto V. It gives a server player management, jobs, an economy, inventory with item metadata and a database layer (oxmysql) out of the box, so you build gameplay instead of plumbing.
QBCore is the most common choice for new roleplay servers: active development, a large script ecosystem and modern Lua. Qbox is a QBCore-compatible fork focused on performance and ox_lib. ESX Legacy is older but still widely used; many of our resources support it where noted on the product page.
Install the FiveM server artifacts and txAdmin, create a MySQL or MariaDB database, add the framework and your resources, then configure server.cfg. Our quickstart guide walks through each step.
Minimums by player count. NVMe storage and DDoS protection are strongly recommended.
| Players | CPU | RAM | Storage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 48–64 players | 8 CPU cores | 12–14 GB RAM | 120 GB NVMe |
| 80–128 players | 12 CPU cores | 16–20 GB RAM | 200 GB NVMe |
| 200+ players | 14+ CPU cores | 24–32 GB RAM | 350 GB+ NVMe |
Software: current FiveM artifacts, MySQL 8+ or MariaDB 10.5+, Windows Server or Ubuntu 20.04+. OneSync Infinity for 128+ players. Size your box with the server tools.
Still unsure? Ask in the help centre or on Discord.
QBCore Store is an independent FiveM marketplace for premium QBCore and ESX scripts, complete server packs, MLO maps, custom vehicles, clothing, and more. We have been serving the FiveM community since 2020.
Yes, all scripts in our marketplace are designed and tested to work with the latest QBCore framework. We also offer ESX-compatible resources where noted.
After purchase, log in to your account and go to the Dashboard. Under "My Downloads", you will find all your purchased scripts available for instant download.
Yes! Every product includes detailed installation instructions. Our team can also help with installation questions on Discord.
Usage rights depend on the license type selected at checkout. Single-server licenses allow use on one server. Multi-server licenses are also available for larger operations.
Yes, we offer a selection of free FiveM scripts and resources. Browse the Free category in our marketplace to find no-cost resources for your server.
Our scripts receive lifetime updates included with your purchase. We continuously update resources to ensure compatibility with the latest FiveM and QBCore versions.
Checkout takes you to a secure card payment page. Delivery is tied to your account after payment.

Updates, setup questions and server showcases happen in the QBCore Store Discord.
QBCore Store is a marketplace and knowledge hub for FiveM server owners who run QB Core, ESX, or hybrid setups. We focus on practical resources you can install, configure, and maintain: complete server packs, job and economy scripts, MLO interiors, vehicle packs, clothing and EUP, and tooling that supports real production servers rather than throwaway demos.
Our tutorials and documentation sections explain framework concepts, migration paths, database practices, performance tuning, and debugging workflows. Articles on the blog cover server design, player experience, compatibility, and operational topics so you can make informed decisions before you change live resources. Product pages describe features, dependencies, and typical use cases to reduce guesswork during procurement.
When you browse the marketplace, you can filter by category such as scripts, maps and MLO, vehicles, clothing, and bundled server packs. Each listing is intended to map clearly to a server role or gameplay loop—jobs, housing, police and EMS, criminal gameplay, businesses, UI systems, and quality-of-life utilities. If you need help choosing compatible resources, start with your framework version and inventory what already runs on your server before adding new packages.
For policies, refunds, licensing, and privacy, see our terms, refund, license, and privacy pages. Support is available through the channels listed in the site footer; include your framework version, artifact build, and a short list of resources when reporting an issue so the team can reproduce it quickly.