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Game servers

FiveM hosting.

txAdmin is how the server is managed, and it is where you deploy a framework recipe such as ESX, QBCore or Qbox. Those are recipes you run, not software we preinstall. Your resources folder and server.cfg are yours over SFTP.

Private txAdmin link FiveM-aware DDoS Full file access
Grand Theft Auto V key artFiveM · from $14/mo

Where it runs

Every game server we run lives in Dallas, roughly central to North America, which keeps the delay between a click and what happens in game about even for players on either coast.

10 Gbps connection Attack protection
Pick a size

Build your server.

1. Where it runs
2. How much memory?
Included on every plan, no upsell
  • Attack filtering included
  • Game control panel
  • Your own files (SFTP)
  • 24/7 support

FiveM server

Dallas, TX · Performance

GameFiveM
ProcessorRyzen 9 9950X · DDR5
Memory8 GB DDR5
StorageFast solid-state (NVMe)
Attack protectionIncluded on every plan
$28/mo · 8 GB DDR5
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What is FiveM server hosting?

FiveM is the mod that turns GTA V into a roleplay platform, with custom scripts, cars, maps and rules you write yourself. A FiveM server is the machine your city runs on, open around the clock for your players. Everything from the jobs to the map is yours to decide.

FiveM leans on one very fast processor core, so a chip with high speeds is what keeps the server keeping up when a hundred players are loading cars and clothing at once. Our Ryzen 9 9950X machines have txAdmin ready to go.

Attack filtering that understands FiveM traffic is included, and the resources folder and server.cfg are yours over SFTP. FiveM caps a server at 48 players, so what you are really sizing for is how many resources you run rather than how high a slot count goes.

Why choose our FiveM hosting?

This is set up for roleplay rather than handed to you empty. txAdmin comes with the server and walks you through deploying a framework, so you are not assembling one from scratch. It opens through a private link that is set up with your order at no extra cost, so its port is never left open to the internet.

ESX, QBCore and Qbox are txAdmin recipes you deploy in a couple of minutes, and anything you have built yourself goes up over SFTP. Nothing is preselected for you.

You keep full control of the city, on hardware chosen for FiveM, backed by a team that runs servers of their own.

Protection from attacks

Rival servers sometimes get flooded with junk traffic to knock them offline. Cloudflare Magic Transit and CosmicGuard filter that out before it reaches you, and hardware filtering catches the sneakier attacks that pretend to be real players.

Real people, day and night

Tickets and Discord are answered around the clock by people who run game servers themselves. No scripts to read from, no waiting for office hours.

Backups you can roll back to

Your FiveM server saves a copy of itself on a schedule, so a griefed world or a bad update is a restore rather than a disaster. Putting one back takes a couple of clicks in the panel, and you can download the files yourself any time with an SFTP app.

Getting started

How to set up a FiveM server

1
Choose your plan
Size it by player slots, your framework and how many scripts you run
2
Configure your server
Set your slot count, and whether you want faster player downloads
3
Set up txAdmin
Deploy your ESX, QBCore or Qbox framework
4
Launch & manage
Open the city and watch the join queue fill
Questions

FiveM hosting, answered.

Yes, though none of them is preinstalled. ESX, QBCore and Qbox are recipes you deploy from txAdmin in a couple of minutes. vRP is not in txAdmin's default recipe list, so that one you install yourself. Either way you can drop in an existing server folder instead. Nothing is locked down - it is your server and your resource list.
Not through an add-on from us at the moment. There is no asset-caching option you can attach to a FiveM plan today, so joining speed comes down to how much custom content you stream and how lean your resource list is. If that is the bottleneck for your city, tell us on Discord.
Yes. The resources folder and server.cfg are yours over SFTP, and the console, start parameters and restarts are in the panel.
Sizing is by RAM rather than a fixed slot count. 8 GB suits a new city, 16 GB is our default and covers most growing servers, and 32-48 GB is what a large community with a deep resource list needs. Resource count and script quality decide real capacity far more than player numbers - a lean server carries more players than a bloated one on the same hardware.
Copy your resources folder, server.cfg and a database dump off your current host, upload them over SFTP, and import the SQL. Point txAdmin at the resource folder, update your server.cfg for the new IP and port, and start it. Keep your existing license key or generate a new one on the Cfx.re portal.
Yes, on every plan at no extra cost. Cloudflare Magic Transit and CosmicGuard sit in front of every game server in Dallas, throwing away floods of junk traffic and the attacks aimed at the game itself before either reaches the machine. It is always on - there is nothing to switch on and no add-on to buy.

Launch your city tonight.

Pick a plan, tell us what you need, and your city runs on Ryzen 9 9950X in Dallas.