Free Pickle's Surgery System
FREE
Doctors run five hands-on surgeries with real training mode
Lifetime updates
ESX Scripts
Welcome to Tebex Marketplace, your top choice for high-quality FiveM ESX Scripts! Take your GTA V roleplay server to the next level with our wide range of custom ESX scripts, crafted to enhance gameplay, boost functionality, and deliver a fully immersive experience for your players.
Scripts in this category
150 products
Winking Headlights for ZR350 and Futo2
FREE
Wink your ZR350 and Futo2 headlights with one keypress
Lifetime updates
Crafting System by Boii Development
$10.00
Skill gated crafting benches you can lock to a job or a player
Lifetime updates
New
VMS ID Card and Licenses
$10.00
Photo ID cards and licenses with an in-game mugshot camera
Lifetime updates
Brake Overheating & Fade
$9.00
Hot brakes glow red and lose their stopping power
Lifetime updates
QBCore V6 Server Pack
$110.00
Full QBCore city with 220+ scripts and monthly patch notes
Lifetime updates
The ESX framework is one of the most popular choices for creating roleplay servers in FiveM. With our FiveM ESX Scripts, you can:
- Enhance Roleplay: Introduce new jobs, missions, and activities to enrich the roleplaying experience.
- Improve Functionality: Add essential features like banking systems, inventory management, and housing.
- Customize Your Server: Tailor scripts to create a unique environment that stands out.
- Boost Player Engagement: Keep your community active with fresh and exciting content.
- Simplify Server Management: Utilize admin tools and automation scripts for efficient server management.
Frequently asked questions
Which es_extended version do these target?
Each product page states the version its seller tested against. Check it before buying, because older releases can assume events and functions that current builds no longer expose.
Will these run on another framework?
Some include support for more than one and say so on the product page. Where no other framework is mentioned, treat the listing as built for this one.
Where should I compare similar resources?
On the type shelves rather than here. This view is filtered by framework, so alternatives are scattered through it.