I will build you a tested qbox and esx fivem server


About this gig
Stop losing hours to database conflicts and half-finished setups. Every package here is a complete, pre-assembled Qbox FiveM server built on the official Qbox framework and the Ox suite (ox_lib/ox_target/ox_inventory) - boot-tested from a clean database before delivery, not just assembled and hoped for the best.
Three packages, each a full standalone server (not "buy Basic then patch it" - every package includes everything below it):
BASIC: Framework, police/EMS, vehicle dealer + garage, Qbox's civilian jobs, banking, hunger/thirst HUD, admin tools.
STANDARD: Adds housing, vehicle customization, ID/license system, dynamic weather, scoreboard, roleplay chat.
PREMIUM: Adds a full phone, a real criminal economy (robberies, drugs, black market dealer), and a custom-built gang territory system with turf capture and live income - not in any other Qbox starter pack.
Every bug found during testing was fixed before delivery, not left for you to discover. You get a ready-to-drop resources folder, database file, and a fully commented server.cfg.
Message me before ordering if you need anything customized.
Get to know Choi
Gaming and FiveM Design Specialist Custom Gunsmith and Designer
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceSep 2026
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- Last delivery2 weeks
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FAQ
Does this include installation/setup help?
Yes, installation support is included. Compatibility with resources outside this pack (your own custom scripts, other marketplace resources) is treated as a separate request.
Do I need anything else to run this?
A FiveM server (FXServer), MySQL/MariaDB, and a free Cfx.re license key from keymaster.fivem.net. The Premium package also needs OneSync enabled and one extra resource (screenshot-basic) added from the official CitizenFX repo - full instructions included.
Can I upgrade from Basic/Standard to a higher tier later?
Yes - each package is a complete standalone server, so a higher tier is a straight add-on with nothing to strip out first.
Is this open-source/free stuff I could get myself?
The individual components are open-source, yes. What you're paying for is the assembly, dependency resolution, database work, and testing that turns them into a server that works out of the box.
