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FiveM servers for sale, built by an accountable team

A complete FiveM server for sale should include a configured FXServer running your chosen framework (ESX, QBCore, or Qbox), an installed script stack for jobs, housing and vehicles, txAdmin set up for day-to-day management, and a full handover with documentation, not just a zipped folder of resources. FiveM Coach builds and sells three such packages, one-time, from a named team: EUR 590 for the Launch-Ready Server, EUR 1,490 for the Branded Server Launch, and EUR 2,990 for the Custom Server Build with your own script source.

What you get in a complete server package

Launch-Ready Server

Live in 10-14 days

EUR 590

  • Your scripts, maps, vehicles, clothing and weapons installed
  • Framework, database, permissions and jobs configured
  • Files organized and the server tested end to end
  • Kickoff call and a written build plan within 48 hours

Branded Server Launch

Live in 2-3 weeks

EUR 1490

  • Everything in Launch-Ready Server
  • Complete server branding, logo and loading screen
  • Discord built out with channels, roles and automation
  • Launch plan and team guidance for opening day

Custom Server Build

Delivered in 3-4 weeks, confirmed at kickoff

EUR 2990

  • Everything in Branded Server Launch
  • Custom development for your priority systems, scoped at kickoff
  • Source code and full ownership of the custom work
  • Project roadmap with milestone reviews
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Ready-made vs built-for-you vs DIY

There are three real ways to get a FiveM server running. Each one is the right answer for a different buyer.

Cheap premade packs (Etsy, marketplace listings)
Where it wins: Lowest sticker price, instant download, fine for a private test server with nobody counting on it.
Where it hurts: Usually a zip of resources with no configuration, no support, and no way to check the code is original. Repackaged leaked scripts are common in this segment and break on the next framework update with nobody to call.
Built-for-you (what we sell)
Where it wins: Scoped in writing before you pay, configured and tested by a named team, 100% ownership of the server and any custom code, and 30 days of support after handoff.
Where it hurts: Costs more than a marketplace download. If a bare zip of scripts is genuinely all you want, it is the cheaper option.
DIY (build it yourself)
Where it wins: Costs the least money. You learn the stack. Fine if your time is free and you enjoy the process.
Where it hurts: Costs the most time, and mistakes during setup are the most common reason a launch stalls or a server never opens.

Building it yourself? Start with How to Start a FiveM Server and run the free FiveM server cost calculator to see an honest budget first.

How to avoid scams when buying a FiveM server

"FiveM server for sale" listings attract anonymous sellers because there is no platform checking the code or holding payment in escrow. The same four problems come up again and again.

No named team behind the listing

An anonymous seller handle with no public track record has nothing to lose if the code breaks the day after you pay.

No escrow, no payment protection

Money sent directly to a forum account or a Discord DM is gone the moment it sends. There is no dispute process.

The scripts are unverified or repackaged

A cheap 'complete server' listing is sometimes leaked or reuploaded code with the original license stripped out. It demos fine, then breaks on the next update and cannot legally be supported.

Nothing in writing

What resources, what framework version, what happens after delivery: if none of it is written down before you pay, you have no way to hold the seller to it.

What to demand before you pay

  • A named team or company you can look up, not just a forum handle
  • The exact scope, framework and resources in writing before you pay
  • Clear ownership transfer of the server and any custom code at handoff
  • A stated support window after delivery, not silence once you've paid

How buying works here

  1. 1. Kickoff

    Tell us your framework and what the server needs to do. We agree the exact scope in writing before any work starts.

  2. 2. Build

    We configure the framework, install and test the script stack, and set up txAdmin so you can manage the server day to day.

  3. 3. Review

    You see the server before launch. Changes inside the agreed scope are included; work outside it is quoted separately.

  4. 4. Launch

    Handover with documentation and full ownership: the server, its configuration, and any custom code we wrote are yours.

  5. 5. Support

    30 days of operator support after handoff. The Ship It Guarantee: not money-back, we keep working with you until it is delivered and live.

All sales are final; the guarantee is that we keep working with you until the server is delivered and live, not a cash refund.

Need something a package doesn't cover, or want to talk through the scope first? Hire a FiveM developer for hourly, scoped work instead.

Common questions

How much does a complete FiveM server cost?

A complete, built-for-you FiveM server runs EUR 590 for a working base, EUR 1,490 for a branded launch with Discord and identity, or EUR 2,990 for a custom build with your own script source. All three are one-time payments, no subscription.

How long does delivery take?

The Launch-Ready Server ships in 10 to 14 days, the Branded Server Launch in 2 to 3 weeks, and the Custom Server Build in 3 to 4 weeks, confirmed at kickoff once the scope is set.

Do I own the server and scripts?

Yes, 100%. The server, its configuration, and any custom code we write for your project are yours at handoff, source included.

Can I customize a package?

Yes. Every package starts with a scope agreed at kickoff; changes inside that scope are included, and work beyond it is quoted separately before we start.

Is buying a premade server pack safe?

It can be, if the seller is a real, named team with a scope in writing. The risk in this market is anonymous sellers and repackaged leaked scripts with no support after you pay, not the idea of buying a pre-built server itself.