FiveMX hosts a curated library of free FiveM downloads. Pick a framework — QBCore, ESX, QBox, Standalone — or jump into MLO interiors, jobs, vehicles, tools, and server resources. Every resource is reviewed before it goes live, so you can install on a development or production server without hunting through abandoned forum threads.
The deepest part of our library is the FiveM catalog — hundreds of scripts spanning jobs, economy, police and emergency, vehicles, HUDs, phones, MLOs, and admin tools. Each script lists its framework target (QBCore, ESX, QBox, or Standalone), the dependencies it expects, and the install path so you can drop it into a `resources` folder and add it to `server.cfg` without guesswork.
This hub now stays focused on FiveM server owners, with free resources that can support a real multiplayer server build. If you're looking specifically for premium paid scripts with creator support and updates, those live in the FiveMX shop — this hub is the free side.
Use the framework selector below to narrow down. The popular grid above shows what other server owners are downloading right now.
Every submission is inspected for backdoors, obfuscated Lua, unauthorized HTTP calls, and hidden remote-execution vectors. Mods that pass are marked verified and listed. Mods that fail are rejected. We never list resources we haven't checked.
Read our editorial policyThe FiveMX free library is a curated catalog of community-contributed FiveM scripts, MLO interiors, and server resources that are reviewed by our editorial team before publication. Each resource is tagged with its target framework (QBCore, ESX, QBox, or Standalone), the dependencies it requires, and the install path. Unlike scattered Discord drops or forum threads, every listing on FiveMX links to the original creator and includes installation guidance. The library covers job and economy systems, police and emergency tools, vehicles, MLOs, HUDs, phones, and admin tools — the resources you need to launch a roleplay server without hunting through dead links.
Yes. The free library is focused on FiveM server resources: scripts, MLOs, tools, vehicles, HUDs, phones, jobs, and admin utilities that can be evaluated for multiplayer roleplay servers. Use the framework selector to filter by QBCore, ESX, QBox, or Standalone compatibility before downloading.
QBCore is the most actively maintained framework in 2026 and the recommended choice for new servers thanks to its modern architecture, large free resource ecosystem, and broad community support. ESX (and ESX Legacy) is the longest-running framework with the largest existing library — pick it if you're inheriting an existing server or want maximum resource availability. QBox is a security-hardened fork of QBCore with performance improvements, recommended for large servers that need enterprise-level optimization. Standalone resources work with any setup and are useful for testing without committing to a framework. Each free mod listing displays a framework badge so you can filter for compatibility before downloading.
Every resource in the FiveMX free library passes a manual security review before publication. Our editorial team inspects each script's server-side Lua for backdoors, hidden HTTP calls to attacker-controlled servers, base64-encoded payloads used to conceal malicious logic, and obfuscated functions that grant unauthorized access. We also run basic functionality checks to confirm the mod installs and runs as described. FiveM is a frequent target for backdoored scripts distributed through Discord, fake GitHub forks, and untrusted mod sites, so downloading from a verified source significantly reduces your risk. The verified badge on each listing confirms the resource passed our full review pipeline.
Most FiveM scripts follow the same install pattern. Download the resource archive and extract the folder — the folder name is the resource name you'll reference everywhere. Drop the extracted folder into your server's `resources` directory, then add `ensure resource-name` to your `server.cfg` after your framework core (qb-core, es_extended, etc.) and any required dependencies. If the mod ships with a `.sql` file, import it into your MariaDB or MySQL database before starting the server. Open the resource's `config.lua` to adjust prices, permissions, and framework-specific options. Restart the server, and verify the resource loaded by running `ensure resource-name` in the server console. Each FiveMX listing includes an installation section with the exact dependencies and config options the mod expects.
Free mods are community-contributed resources reviewed for safety but maintained on a best-effort basis by the original creator — update frequency varies, and there is no SLA for support. Premium scripts in the FiveMX shop are professionally maintained by verified creators who provide ongoing updates, support channels, and compatibility guarantees with the latest framework releases. Premium scripts also include features the free side typically does not: bundled config presets, advanced UI integrations, expanded localization, and direct creator support for installation issues. Free is the right starting point for prototyping a server or testing concepts; premium is the right choice for production servers where downtime and security incidents have business impact.
Expand GTA 5's limits and install more mods without crashes! This gameconfig is essential for heavily modded single-player games.
Comprehensive trainer mod for GTA 5 single player. Customize character, spawn vehicles, manipulate world. Open with F4.
Add a Need for Speed-style speedometer to GTA 5! Displays speed, RPM, and gear with customizable skins and controls. Singleplayer only.
Bring Benny's Original Motor Works to GTA 5 single player. Customize vehicles with lowrider modifications and exclusive parts.
