Free Open Source FiveM Scripts for QBCore, ESX, and Qbox — plus premium open source fivem complete server packs.
The FiveM Shop has built a fully open source FiveM roleplay server in the Qbox framework. There is no escrow, IP whitelisting, or hidden code. Watch the release showcase and latest Update 1 video—customers receive new server updates every Friday afternoon.
Normally $299.99
Free Friday updates and direct support from Lighthouse
Explore our latest resources: a No Pixel 5.0 inventory redesign, a complete gang menu, and a GTA 6 graphics pack that upgrades visuals for every player.
Open source ox_inventory redesign with shops, storages, custom colours, and player-controlled transparency.
Create and join gangs, earn kill points, compete on leaderboards, manage members, invite players, and place shared storage.
Open source drag-and-drop visual pack with improved water, lighting, reflections, skies, sunsets, shadows, and night street lights.
Download three free open source GTA 6 style scripts for FiveM: a player HUD, car HUD, and fuel station system for QBCore, Qbox, and ESX.
Free open source GTA 6 style FiveM player HUD with health, stamina, hunger, and thirst bars plus an in-game settings menu for QBCore, Qbox, and ESX.
Free open source GTA 6 style FiveM car HUD with vehicle name, street location, then circular engine and fuel gauges above the minimap for QBCore, Qbox, and ESX.
Free open source GTA 6 style FiveM fuel script with a world-space SERVICES prompt, live refuel and repair prices, and support for QBCore, Qbox, and ESX.
Lighthouse is the developer and creator of every product on this website. No signup. No account. Download or buy and get the files.
Every FiveM roleplay script and server pack we list is homemade and open source. We do not post leaks or share work from other developers. Because Lighthouse builds it all here, these files cannot be found anywhere else. Inspect the code, edit it for your community, and run it on your own server with no locked files and no forced logins.
Latest Qbox files with full Qbox jobs and systems, plus open source scripts, vehicles, maps, and economy systems ready to launch.
One advanced Qbox roleplay server foundation built with modern open source files, vehicles, maps, and scripts — designed for owners who want a serious base instead of a messy resource dump.
What you get
Every paid order includes one-to-one support from Lighthouse, the creator behind The FiveM Shop. If you need help installing, configuring, or understanding your files, you can speak directly with the person who built them.
When you place an order, you are not left with a file and no help. Lighthouse can help you understand the resource, install it correctly, and answer setup questions so your server team knows what to do next.
If we improve a script after your purchase, those changes are included for free. You can download the updated files again without paying for the same script twice.
Direct support from Lighthouse for setup questions, install guidance, and order-specific help.
When we update a script you ordered, you can download the latest version for free.
You get support from someone who actually understands the code, config, and FiveM framework setup.
"I downloaded the free Tuner Tablet first just to see what the files were like. It worked on our QBCore server and I could change the UI text without fighting locked code."
"Grow Weed gave our players something else to do between jobs. I had to adjust the rewards for our economy, but because it was open source that was easy enough."
"Police Car Creator saved me a lot of time setting up department vehicles. It is not overcomplicated, which is what I wanted for a small roleplay server."
"We used the premade server as a base, not a finished community. Still had to change jobs and economy, but it saved us from starting with an empty folder."
"The main thing for me was being able to open the files and edit them. A lot of shops say open source, but these were actually usable for our own setup."
"Trying the free scripts first made me more comfortable buying later. Setup was straightforward and the folders were named clearly."
Answers about our open source FiveM scripts, server packs, payments, support, and how we build for RP communities.