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FiveM Server List
The GTA 6 FiveM server list indexes every community that uses the FiveM modification platform - custom code, saved characters, ESX and QBCore frameworks. Explore the deepest section of the GTA 6 server community, evolved from 10 years of GTA 5 modding culture.
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The GTA 6 FiveM server list inherits the modding infrastructure that powered GTA 5's multiplayer. Custom scripts, persistent characters, server-side database integrations, and that rich roleplay toolchain that made Vice City RP, NoPixel, and a decade of community servers great. Most established GTA 5 communities are transplanting their FiveM stack to GTA 6 - same scripts, different map.
FiveM is the largest server framework in the GTA scene. Popular resource bundles ESX and QBCore power the majority of jobs, inventories, and economies you'll find in economy servers and gang RP servers. The SixM framework is a newer option designed ground-up for GTA 6, whereas modded servers use FiveM to inject client-side assets. If you've played any serious GTA RP city in the past five years, you've played on FiveM.
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What FiveM brings to a GTA 6 server
Server-side scripting (Lua, JavaScript, C#), client-side asset injection (custom vehicles/MLOs/weapons), saving player data persistently (MySQL/MariaDB), OneSync support for higher player counts, and resources that are hot-reloadable, allowing you to code while the server is live. All of that combined is why roleplay servers built on FiveM can have functioning economies, jobs, and police systems that you simply cannot run on vanilla GTA.
ESX vs QBCore - which framework powers a server
ESX is older and lighter-weight - simpler job framework, looser coding standards, lots of legacy resources. QBCore is the newer, more opinionated stack - cleaner database schema, tighter coding conventions. The majority of servers made from 2022 onward are using QBCore, while older established cities tend to run ESX just out of inertia. Both function; QBCore is easier to develop against if you're building a server from scratch these days.
FiveM FAQ
What is a FiveM server?
A multiplayer server made with the FiveM modding platform - server-side scripting, persistent storage, client-side asset injection, and the toolchain used by the majority of serious roleplay servers within the GTA scene.
Will FiveM work on GTA 6?
FiveM staff and community members are working on porting FiveM to GTA 6. The majority of established FiveM servers will be transferring their scripts and asset packs over rather than starting from scratch - CitizenFX itself is being retargeted, not rebuilt from the ground up.
Do I need to install FiveM separately?
Yes. FiveM is its own client that is launched with your legitimate GTA install. It downloads assets, checks versions, and connects you to servers. Console players will not be able to play on FiveM servers: PC only.
Is FiveM legal?
Yes. FiveM has been around for quite some time in the GTA scene. It runs on legally owned copies of GTA, and the framework loads client-side assets in a sandboxed manner that doesn't modify your single-player files in any way. You must own the base game to connect to public servers.
Can I host my own FiveM server?
Yes. The server software is available for free and is well documented. Small private servers run great on something like a 4 GB VPS for about 10 USD/month. Public servers with serious player counts require dedicated hardware and ongoing development time.