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SwisserAI vs Intelliscripts: which FiveM AI fits your workflow?

Intelliscripts is a focused Lua script generator with tiered quotas. SwisserAI is a broader platform that also ships 3D asset generation, an OpenAI-compatible API, and a community asset library. This page compares them honestly so you can pick without regret.

TL;DR

Pick Intelliscripts if you only need Lua, you churn through lots of small scripts per month, and the $60 Unlimited tier pencils out for your volume.

Pick SwisserAI if you also need 3D assets, want to work inside your IDE via an OpenAI-compatible API, value a community asset library, or prefer predictable credit-based pricing that covers both code and 3D.

At a glance

Thirteen rows. Where the answer is nuanced for example, ox_lib grounding on Intelliscripts we mark it as partial rather than a simple checkbox.

FeatureSwisserAIIntelliscripts
AI code generation
Lua resources with fxmanifest
YesYes
3D asset generation
Image or prompt to FiveM-ready model
YesNo
GLB-to-FiveM converter
YesNo
QBCore support
YesYes
Qbox support
YesPartial
ESX support
YesYes
ox_lib grounding
Validated exports and UI APIs
YesPartial
OpenAI-compatible API
Cursor, Continue, Roo Code, Windsurf
YesNo
Community asset library
YesNo
Pricing model
Flat monthly + creditsScript-count quotas
Entry price
$9.99/mo$10/mo
Free tier
250 creditsLimited trial
Unlimited tier
Pro 20k credits / Team 50k$60/mo unlimited scripts

Current as of today. Let us know if anything drifts.

Pricing, side by side

The two tools price very differently. Intelliscripts sells a monthly script quota predictable if your unit of work is one script at a time. SwisserAI sells a monthly credit allowance that covers code, UI, and 3D generation together.

SwisserAI

Flat monthly + credits
Free
250 one-time credits
$0
Hobby
7,500 credits/month
$9.99/mo
ProPopular
20,000 credits/month
$19.99/mo
Team
50,000 credits · 3 seats
$39.99/mo

Intelliscripts

Script-count quotas
Starter
~50 scripts/month
$10/mo
Standard
~200 scripts/month
$20/mo
Unlimited
Unlimited scripts
$60/mo

Script-count pricing is nice when every unit of work cleanly maps to one script. It gets awkward when you are iterating on the same resource: each refinement can count as a new generation, and large multi-file resources might not fit cleanly into "one script" at all.

Credit pricing trades that boundary for a flexible allowance. Small touch-ups cost little; a full resource generation costs more. It also means the same budget covers 3D assets and UI generation, not just code.

Framework support

Both tools cover the standard FiveM stack: QBCore, ESX, and ox_lib. Intelliscripts is primarily Lua-first with framework awareness; SwisserAI grounds its generations in validated ox_lib exports and also treats Qbox the maintained QBCore fork as a first-class target.

If your server has already migrated from QBCore to Qbox, or you plan to migrate soon, that grounding matters. A model that does not know Qbox will happily emit QBCore references that no longer apply, which then fail silently at runtime.

For ESX and pure QBCore, day-to-day quality is comparable; the differentiator in that segment is workflow (IDE integration, 3D, community assets) rather than raw Lua quality.

3D asset generation

This is the largest capability gap between the two tools.

  • SwisserAI: prompt or image in, FiveM-ready model out. Standalone GLB converter also available.
  • Intelliscripts: Lua scripts only. No 3D pipeline.

IDE integration

Where you prefer to write code matters.

  • SwisserAI: OpenAI-compatible endpoint at ai.swisser.dev/v1. Works in Cursor, Continue, Roo Code, Windsurf.
  • Intelliscripts: web app only. No public API advertised.

Community & sharing

Starting from someone else's work usually beats starting from a blank prompt.

  • SwisserAI: browse the community asset library and remix 3D assets shared by other users.
  • Intelliscripts: no public community surface.

UI generation

FiveM resources often need more than Lua.

  • SwisserAI: generates ox_lib and NUI UI alongside server and client logic when you ask.
  • Intelliscripts: Lua-focused; not marketed as a UI generator.

Where Intelliscripts wins

  • Unlimited tier
    $60/mo for unlimited script generations. If you produce a very high volume of small Lua resources, this can be hard to beat.
  • Focused Lua-only scope
    If all you want is script generation, a narrower tool has fewer moving parts to learn.
  • Quota-based clarity
    "How many scripts does my plan give me?" is a simpler mental model than credits for some workflows.

Where SwisserAI wins

  • 3D asset generation
    Props, vehicles, map pieces generated from a prompt or image and shipped FiveM-ready.
  • OpenAI-compatible API
    FiveM-aware completions inside Cursor, Continue, Roo Code, or Windsurf.
  • Qbox as a first-class target
    Ground truth for the framework new QBCore migrations move to.
  • Community library
    Browse and remix shared 3D assets skip the cold-prompt penalty.
  • UI + Lua in one prompt
    Generate ox_lib or NUI UI alongside server / client logic.

Who should pick which?

Pick Intelliscripts if
  • You only need Lua scripts. No 3D, no UI, no API.
  • You generate a very high volume of small scripts and the Unlimited tier is the math win.
  • You prefer a script-count quota over a credit allowance.
  • You work entirely in a web app and do not need IDE integration.
Pick SwisserAI if
  • You also need 3D assets (props, vehicles, map pieces).
  • You want to use FiveM-aware AI inside Cursor, Continue, or Roo Code.
  • You run Qbox, or plan to migrate from QBCore.
  • You value a community asset library and a real free tier with 250 credits.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Intelliscripts focuses specifically on Lua script generation. If you need a model for a new prop, vehicle, or piece of map decor, you have to build or source it elsewhere. SwisserAI generates 3D assets directly from prompts or reference images and also ships a dedicated GLB-to-FiveM converter on the site.
Intelliscripts does not currently publish an OpenAI-compatible API or first-class IDE integration. Everything happens on their web product. SwisserAI exposes ai.swisser.dev/v1 as an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so you can use it inside Cursor, Continue, Roo Code, or Windsurf by pasting your key and pointing the base URL at our endpoint.
At the entry tier, they are close: SwisserAI Hobby is $9.99/mo, Intelliscripts Starter is $10/mo. At the top of the stack, Intelliscripts Unlimited is $60/mo for unlimited scripts that can be the right choice if your volume is genuinely massive and you only need Lua. SwisserAI Pro at $19.99 for 20,000 credits covers a lot of resources, and Team at $39.99 adds 3 seats plus 50,000 credits for collaborative work. The honest answer: model your typical month and compare.
Their site mentions a figure in that range. We have no way to independently verify the number, and we would not ask you to take our word for it either. Proof-of-concept on a free tier beats social proof every time generate a representative resource on both tools and compare what you get.
Both generate QBCore code. SwisserAI grounds generations in validated QBCore and ox_lib exports and treats Qbox as a first-class target for servers migrating forward. If your server is strictly QBCore and you only need Lua, either tool can work; the differentiator is usually 3D, API access, and pricing model, not QBCore quality.
Intelliscripts is primarily a script generator. Generating accompanying NUI or ox_lib UI is not advertised as a first-class feature. SwisserAI generates Lua plus ox_lib or NUI UI when you ask for both in one prompt, and grounds the UI code in current ox_lib APIs so the output actually runs.
SwisserAI Free gives you 250 one-time credits on signup with no card required, plus a small daily refill on login. That is enough to evaluate the workflow on a small resource, including 3D. Intelliscripts offers a limited trial designed to demo the chat experience. If you want to compare real output before paying, SwisserAI gives more runway.

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