Build a FiveM server players stay in.

FiveM Coach is the build-and-launch side of Quasar Store, the #1 FiveM script store. We already make the scripts. Now the same team helps you build the server around them.

Three ways in: do it yourself, build it with us, or have us build it for you. You pick how much help you want.

Because we run Quasar Store, the #1 FiveM script store. We are not advising from the sidelines. We make the scripts and build the servers ourselves, so you work with the people other FiveM businesses already buy from.

We work in English, German, Spanish, French, and Dutch.

Free videos get you a server folder. They cannot audit your actual server, fix your resource conflicts, or tell you what to do next.

We review your real build, give you a roadmap, and stay with you through launch, Discord, Tebex, and growth. That is the part free videos leave out.

Yes. The audit path is built for exactly this. We look at what you own and tell you what to keep, what to fix, what to replace, and what to delay.

Most owners do not need more scripts. They need the right install order and a stack that fits together. We stop the random buying first.

The path is built for owners, not only developers. You can launch a working server without writing code, and we tell you exactly when hiring help is worth it.

If you want the technical work done for you, Enterprise is a one-time outcome package: our team builds the whole server for you.

No. Playbooks and guides are one part of Builder. The rest is setup checks, build plans, reviews, and direct access to people who have actually shipped servers.

Builder is self-serve. Elite adds reviews and a guidance channel. Enterprise is hands-on, our team builds with you. Content alone does not fix a broken server. Working with someone who has does.

Start with the free Server Checkup. It identifies your FiveM framework (ESX, QBCore, Qbox, standalone, or a mix) before you spend another dollar on scripts.

Most beginner servers break because resources from different frameworks get installed together. We read your server.cfg and resource list and tell you exactly what is safe to add next.

No. You can launch a working FiveM roleplay server with existing Quasar Store and community scripts without writing a line of Lua.

If you want to learn, the developer track covers Lua, the FiveM API, ESX/QBCore exports, ox_lib, and NUI in a real-project order, not toy examples.

Yes, on Enterprise our team installs and configures your FiveM scripts for you. On Builder you install them yourself with our step-by-step guidance; on Elite we review your install before you go live.

Either way you avoid the usual mess: missing dependencies, wrong server.cfg order, and ESX/QBCore conflicts that break a server on launch.

A focused beginner can launch a playable FiveM server in 1 to 2 weeks with the right framework, hosting, and 8 to 12 core scripts.

Week one is framework, server.cfg, txAdmin, database, and core scripts. Week two is Discord, rules, and a soft launch. Enterprise can compress this when you need it faster.

Most owners pick Elite. You build your server, we plan it with you and review every move.

Go Builder if you want to do it solo. Go Enterprise if you want our team to build the whole server for you as a one-time package. Not sure? Book a call and we will point you to the right one.

Yes. Elite and Enterprise get a real discount on Quasar Store scripts, so the plan can pay for itself in scripts you were going to buy anyway.

Builder gets community pricing when promos are open.

Yes. Elite and Enterprise both include one month of free VPS hosting, so you can launch and test your FiveM server without paying for hosting up front.

It is one of several bonuses in those plans, with the roadmap written within 48 hours of kickoff, the private ticket lane, and the monthly live sessions. After the free month you keep it running at normal rates.

On Elite and Enterprise, your first FiveM build roadmap arrives within 48 hours of onboarding.

Builder gives you the structured build paths instantly, so you can start right away. Elite roadmaps include your framework choice, a script shortlist, and a launch checklist.

All support runs on Discord, where FiveM operators already live. Builder uses the community channel; Elite gets a private channel with reviews and Q&A; Enterprise gets a dedicated channel with monthly planning and direct execution.

Response speed steps up by plan: community-paced on Builder, same-business-day on Elite, priority with named contacts on Enterprise.

Yes. We help with what actually grows a FiveM server: picking a niche, a stable build, Discord setup, launch timing, and retention loops. We do not promise player counts.

Growth follows a clear niche, a server that works, and a reason to come back. We help with all three and share what has worked on real servers.

Yes, through Tebex: donations, perks, and script sales, all under Cfx.re and Tebex rules. We help you set the store up the compliant way so you do not risk a ban.

We never promise revenue. What a server makes depends entirely on your product, your audience, and your follow-through.

Yes. Tebex is the only payment processor allowed under FiveM and Cfx.re rules, so all server monetization runs through it: donations, perks, priority queue, and script sales.

Using outside processors risks a server ban. We help you set up a Tebex store that is compliant and actually converts.

Both. We fix broken and half-built FiveM servers all the time. The free Server Checkup works the same way: map what is there, find what is blocking launch, and decide what stays and what gets cut.

A broken server is often faster to fix than a fresh build, since the framework is already chosen. Bring your server.cfg and resource list.

It is not money-back. On Elite we write your kickoff roadmap, refresh it quarterly, and answer your private tickets until you launch. On Enterprise our team builds until your server is live and running, at no extra cost. We stand behind a working server and a clear plan, never player counts or revenue. Server Base deliveries run 10 to 14 days.

Builder is cancel anytime with no lock-in and no outcome guarantee. If launch slips on our side, the work continues at no extra cost until your server is live.

Complete the onboarding steps and show up for the agreed sessions. Under the Ship It Guarantee we keep working with you 1-on-1 until your server is live, at no extra cost.

The guarantee is about getting you shipped, not a cash refund. You can cancel any plan in one click, no lock-in. We would rather have you leave honestly than stay frustrated.

A freelancer runs roughly $30 to $80 an hour and disappears when the gig ends. You get a team behind 60,000+ scripts sold and 2,000+ servers launched, plus a plan, reviews, and the Ship It Guarantee that keeps us on it until you launch.

With a freelancer, quality and reliability vary and you carry all the risk. With us, the deliverable and the next step are clear, and on Enterprise our team builds the whole server for you until it is live and running.

No. Builder gives you self-serve build paths, templates, and the community. The rest is your build plan, reviews of your real server, and direct guidance from operators who have launched 2,000+ servers.

You do not watch alone and quit; you leave with a live server. The Ship It Guarantee means on Elite we review until you launch, and on Enterprise we build until it is running, at no extra cost. Broken to live in about 14 days.

No. Anyone in FiveM who guarantees income or players is lying to you. We guarantee delivery: access, clearer direction, and support inside the plan you bought.

Revenue depends on your offer, your audience, your follow-through, and Tebex/Cfx compliance. Player numbers depend on niche, marketing, retention, and luck. Those variables are yours, not ours.