Find scripts classified for your framework
Check FiveM script compatibility by framework
The FiveMX compatibility checker narrows the paid catalog using the framework and use-case categories attached to each published product. Choose ESX, QBCore, QBOX or standalone, then optionally add a category such as phone, garage, housing, clothing, HUD, inventory, jobs or police. The result is an intersection of those maintained catalog classifications, not a keyword search and not an automated compatibility promise.
Use the tool to build a shortlist, then open the individual product pages to check the exact framework versions, required libraries, SQL changes, configuration steps and delivery method. A resource listed for two frameworks may still require different adapters or setup instructions for each one. If you want to browse without a use-case filter, use the full ESX, QBCore, QBOX or standalone archive.
What a compatibility match means
A match means the product is currently assigned to both selected catalog categories. That is useful for discovery, but it does not replace the technical requirements on the product page. Check whether the creator names a specific framework build, inventory, target system, database library or game build. For example, compare the dedicated phone scripts, garage scripts, housing resources and clothing resources before deciding.
- Confirm the exact framework and resource versions documented by the seller.
- Review dependencies, installation files and any required database changes.
- Check for conflicts with scripts that already control the same server feature.
- Install and test the resource on a staging server before production.
Compatibility questions
Does a category match guarantee that a script works with every framework version?
No. It confirms the product’s current FiveMX catalog classification. The individual listing and documentation remain the source for exact versions and dependencies.
Can one product appear under more than one framework?
Yes. A product can be classified for multiple frameworks when its documented package supports them. Check whether setup differs between ESX, QBCore, QBOX or standalone installations.
What should I check before replacing an existing script?
Compare dependencies, database tables, events, exports, keybinds and the server feature each resource owns. Back up the server and test the replacement on staging first.
Need a wider starting point? Browse the paid FiveM scripts catalog or use the FiveM pre-purchase checklist to record compatibility and support details before buying.
