FiveForge vs SwisserAI: which FiveM toolbox fits your server

Yes, for what it is built for. FiveForge is a browser toolbox for FiveM assets, and on vehicles in particular it goes further than anyone else: an add-on car importer that takes a GTA5-Mods link, a vehicle editor for badges, rims and bodykits, an ELS to non-ELS converter and a livery template maker for cars without a livery slot. It also has an AI ped creator, a chain creator, optimisers and a server log dashboard, and it publishes a credit price for every tool. If most of your work is cars and existing assets, it is built for you.

It depends on which half of the job you need. If you want the same kind of asset tools at a lower price per item, SwisserAI covers props, clothing, liveries, retextures, weapon skins, tattoos and interiors, and most of them cost a few cents. If you need the part FiveForge does not do at all, SwisserAI is the one with a FiveM script generator, a framework converter, animations from video and Discord bot generation. For cars and peds, FiveForge is the stronger tool and we would say so.

Plans are €15 a month for 600 credits, €25 for 1,500, €45 for 3,000 and €75 for 6,000, with 5 to 20% off every export on top. One-time packs are €5 for 150 credits, €12 for 450 and €30 for 1,500. A prop is 5 credits, a livery export 8, a weapon skin 12, a vehicle edit 20, a retexture 25, an AI prop 100 and an AI ped 300. New accounts get 20 credits after confirming their email and linking Discord.

Because each platform invents its own credit. On the Pro plans a FiveForge credit costs about €0.0167 (€25 for 1,500) and a SwisserAI credit costs about $0.001 ($19.99 for 20,000), so one of theirs is worth about seventeen of ours, and a little more once you account for the euro being worth more than the dollar. Their 25-credit retexture is €0.42; our 40-credit prop reskin is $0.04. Only the price of a finished item compares.

Credits from their one-time packs never expire. Credits that come with a plan reset every month, by their own plan cards. On SwisserAI, unused plan credits roll over up to three times your monthly allowance and purchased credits never expire. Both platforms only take credits when the build succeeds.

No. Their public tool list is all assets, vehicles, optimisation and a server dashboard, with no code tool. SwisserAI writes FiveM resources in Lua and NUI for ESX, QBCore, Qbox and ox_lib, converts existing resources between frameworks, and generates Discord bots. The credits page shows what a script really costs, measured from finished jobs.

SwisserAI on almost every item both sides offer. A prop retexture is $0.04 against €0.42, a livery from your own design $0.04 against €0.13, a clothing pack $0.05 against €0.08 per export, and a 3D prop from one image starts at $0.10 against €1.67. Converting your own 3D model into a prop is free on SwisserAI and 5 credits there. The one row we lose is weapon skins: their camo for a vanilla weapon is €0.20 and our full weapon reskin is $0.25.

Yes, and plenty of server owners should. Use FiveForge for importing and editing cars, peds, chains and for shrinking what your server streams. Use SwisserAI for scripts, framework conversion, animations from video, EUP packs and AI-designed textures. Both hand you a normal FiveM resource, so nothing locks you in.