Standalone Report System
Players open a report in game and chat live with staff. Admins claim reports, teleport, freeze, spectate and log everything to Discord.
- Needs
- oxmysql
- License
- MIT
- Downloads
- 127
Every script on this page is free and comes with its source code. We list the official scripts that each framework team publishes, sorted by job. Each one links to its source and shows its license.
60 scripts listed · no account needed · install guide below
We also publish our own free scripts here. Each one is a ZIP that you download straight from this site, with no account.
So far that is one script, downloaded 127 times. More follow as we finish them.
Players open a report in game and chat live with staff. Admins claim reports, teleport, freeze, spectate and log everything to Discord.
17 listed here · 50+ on GitHubQbox started in 2022 as the successor to QBCore. Its core, qbx_core, needs ox_lib, oxmysql and ox_inventory, and a server with OneSync.
qbx_core registers itself as qb-core and ships a bridge, so most QBCore scripts run on Qbox without changes. The usual exception is a script that calls qb-inventory, because Qbox uses ox_inventory.
The Qbox core: players, jobs, gangs, multicharacter and the QBCore bridge.
Players pick a spawn point on a map, or their last location.
ID cards, driver licenses and city job applications.
Boss menu to hire, fire and promote staff and gang members.
Admin menu with reports, player blips, vehicles and ACE permissions.
Police job with armory, evidence locker, fingerprints and speed radars.
EMS job with hospitals and medical items. Needs qbx_medical.
Mechanic job. Put a car on the lift and repair it part by part.
Garbage route with random stops. Pays per bag delivered.
Garages with a built-in menu and exports for other scripts.
Car dealer with test drives, financing and job-locked shops.
Vehicle keys. Old qb-vehiclekeys exports keep working.
Tuning shop with a job whitelist and your own prices.
Property system. Replaces the old apartments and houses resources.
Food and drink items, drug effects, fewer default GTA spawns.
Rob the stores around the map.
Bank robberies for Qbox.
19 listed here · 60+ on GitHubMany free FiveM scripts are written for QBCore. Its official resources moved to the qbcore-fivem organization on GitHub. Old qbcore-framework links redirect there.
qb-core itself only needs oxmysql. A few resources need more, such as PolyZone or qb-target. Their README lists it.
The QBCore core: players, jobs, gangs, items and callbacks.
Several characters per player, with a slot limit you set.
Players choose where they spawn from a list.
Boss menu. Manage staff online or offline, with a boss stash.
Third-eye interaction with objects and zones. Needs PolyZone.
Police job with tools and an evidence system.
EMS job plus the death and wound system.
Mechanic job to repair and tune vehicles.
Deliver goods to stores. More reputation means bigger loads.
Public, house and job garages.
Car dealer with test drives, financing and sales commission.
Lock, unlock and hand over vehicle keys.
Fuel and gas stations. Works as a LegacyFuel replacement.
Slot inventory with stashes, trunks, gloveboxes and drops.
Banks, ATMs, shared accounts and job or gang accounts.
Houses built from shells, with furniture.
Lock and unlock doors, with optional lockpicking.
Rob stores around the map for money and items.
Rob banks and blow up power stations.
18 listed here · 53 on GitHubESX Legacy keeps its free resources in two repositories. esx_core holds the 17 core resources, such as es_extended and esx_identity.
ESX-Legacy-Addons holds 36 more: jobs, shops, garages, banking and housing. Both need oxmysql.
The ESX core that every other ESX resource builds on.
Players set name, gender, height and date of birth.
Character appearance editor. Needs skinchanger.
Simple context menu for other resources.
On-screen notifications with types and a timer.
Police armory and garages. Officers can search and handcuff.
Death screen with bleed-out timer, revive menu, EMS garages.
Repair and modify vehicles, with billing and boss actions.
Drive players for a fare, or do NPC missions for money.
Garages and impounds with a modern menu.
Buy and sell vehicles, as a dealer job or self-service.
LS Customs tuning for player cars.
Housing with keys, furniture and 95 premade properties.
Banks and ATMs players can walk up to.
Boss menu, salaries and society bank accounts.
Jobs send bills and fines. Players pay them with F7.
Shops with a fast menu and job-based tax rules.
Admin dashboard for players, bans, vehicles and server tools.
6 listed hereThe Overextended team publishes the ox resources. They are not tied to one framework, and Qbox needs three of them to start at all.
Download these from the Releases page on GitHub. The plain source code has no built menus, so it will not work as it is.
Shared library for menus, notifications, progress bars and callbacks.
MySQL connector. qbx_core, qb-core and es_extended all need it.
Slot inventory with item metadata. For ox_core, ESX and Qbox, not QBCore.
Third-eye interaction with entities and zones.
Door locks for ox_core, ESX, nd_core and Qbox.
Fuel system made for ox_inventory.
The same six steps work for every script on this page. Most problems come from steps 2 and 5: a wrong folder name or the wrong start order.
On GitHub, open Releases and take the ZIP there when one exists. The green Code button gives you raw source. Scripts with a menu, like ox_lib or ox_inventory, only work from the release ZIP.
Unzip it. The folder name must match the resource name, so rename qb-garages-main to qb-garages. Other scripts call it by that name.
Move the folder into your resources folder. A folder in square brackets, like [qbx], only groups resources. FiveM still finds everything inside it.
If the script ships a .sql file, run it on your database before the first start. HeidiSQL or the mysql command line both work.
Add an ensure line below the resources it needs. The order is database, library, framework, then your scripts.
Restart the server, or type refresh and then ensure with the name in the server console. If something is missing, the error names it.
# database and library first
ensure oxmysql
ensure ox_lib
# then the framework
ensure qbx_core
ensure ox_inventory
# then your scripts
ensure qbx_garages
ensure [qbx]On QBCore, use qb-core instead of qbx_core. On ESX, use es_extended. A line like ensure [qbx] starts every resource in that folder.
The scripts listed above come from the teams that build the frameworks. For anything you find elsewhere, three checks catch most problems.
Download from the GitHub page or store of the person who wrote it. Re-uploads on file sites and "leaked" paid scripts are where backdoors usually come from.
Search all files for PerformHttpRequest and load(. Both are normal in some scripts. Be careful when they fetch code from an unknown address and run it, or when you see long unreadable strings.
GPL-3.0 and LGPL-3.0: free to use and change, but share the source if you pass the script on. MIT: keep the copyright notice. No license file means no permission at all.
Free scripts cover the jobs every server has. The ideas that make your server different usually need code of their own.
Describe the script in plain words and pick ESX, QBCore, Qbox, ox_lib or vRP. You get Lua files you can read and edit. It can also change a resource you already have, like one from the lists above.
Open the FiveM AI script generatorFound a good ESX script, but you run Qbox? The converter moves a resource between ESX, QBCore, Qbox and ox_core. The analysis is free and shows every call that changes.
Check a script for freeYes. Every script on this page is open source under GPL-3.0, LGPL-3.0 or MIT. You can download it, run it on your server and change it without paying. The license is shown next to each one.
Pick Qbox if you start fresh and want code that is built on ox_lib. Pick QBCore if you want to use the many free scripts written for it. Pick ESX Legacy if your team already knows ESX.
All three are free, and all three received updates on GitHub in August or September 2026.
Most do, without changes. qbx_core registers itself as qb-core and ships a bridge for the QBCore functions and events.
The common exception is a script that talks to qb-inventory directly. Qbox uses ox_inventory, so those calls need to be changed.
Unzip it into the resources folder of your server. Make sure the folder name matches the resource name. Then add a line such as "ensure qb-garages" to server.cfg, below the framework, and restart.
Under GPL-3.0 you may charge for it, but you must give buyers the full source code under the same license. Selling a GPL script as locked or encrypted code breaks the license. MIT scripts only ask you to keep the copyright notice.
No. A leaked script is not a free script. Using it breaks the license of the author. Leaked files are also a common way backdoors get onto servers. Stick to scripts that the author published for free, or generate your own script.
Yes. Calls like ESX.GetPlayerFromId have a direct match in QBCore and Qbox, and many other calls do too. Some have none. The SwisserAI framework converter shows you which calls change before you convert anything. That analysis is free.
Transparent item icons for ox_inventory, qb, ESX and qs. Download as PNG or WebP.
Browse iconsPaint clothing on real GTA V templates with a 3D preview. Export a streamed clothing resource. No login.
Design clothingTune handling.meta and see top speed and 0-100 change before you restart. No login.
Tune a carTools that pair with Free Scripts on a FiveM server.