The pattern across this catalogue is self contained systems. A job usually arrives with its own config, its own item list and often the interior it expects to be used in, which is less work to fit into an economy that already exists.
Run Patoche's billiards bar, pull pints, mix cocktails, feed the office snake
Admin-placed launderers with a police pathing minigame to shut them down
Turns one ATM hack into seven configurable street thefts
Preset roleplay channels with JSON and Discord message logs
Per location vehicle lists with plate, mileage and hire records
Standalone command-driven RGB picker for your vehicle neons
Run Uwu Cafe with third eye targeting on every station
Skill gated crafting benches you can lock to a job or a player
The billiards bar job ships with the interior it runs in, so the room, the props and the shift line up without a separate purchase. The cafe job is a cook and serve loop for servers that want hospitality work rather than a static counter. Both are the kind of job a player keeps because other players turn up, so put them somewhere already busy.
Money washing is built to sit downstream of whatever produces dirty cash on your server, with the conversion rules exposed. The petty theft pack is deliberate filler: low level activities that give a new player something to do long before they are ready for a heist. A general crafting system sits across both halves and can be wired to any item list.
A vehicle hire resource, a chat interface and a neon controller are free, open source, and install the same way as the paid work. Reading their configuration is the fastest way to judge whether the paid jobs will fit your server.
Product pages state the frameworks and the item and payout settings you will want to change. Anything that ships with an interior notes the map dependency, so load that stream folder before the resource itself.
The catalog targets QBCore, Qbox and ESX, which covers most FiveM roleplay servers. Each product page lists the exact frameworks it supports. Jobs that depend on a specific economy call that out so you know what your server needs before you install.
Some do. The Billiards Bar Job with MLO ships with its own interior so the job loop and the map are aligned out of the box. Other job scripts like the Uwu Cafe Cook and Serve Job assume you already have or can source a matching interior.
Yes. The FREE Vehicle Rental Script and FREE Chat Theme FiveM are both free downloads. They are a good way to see how the studio structures configs and installs before you buy a paid job or system.
It is built as the laundering step downstream of your criminal jobs, converting dirty cash into clean money through a configurable process. You wire it to your existing dirty money item or account, then tune the rates, locations and requirements in the config to match how tight or loose you want the loop.
Yes. Paid Boii Development scripts follow the standard FiveM escrow model, so configs, locales and item lists stay open for you to change while the core logic is protected. That is enough to retune prices, payouts, items and locations for your server.
It is a bundle of low-level theft activities, aimed at giving new players something to do before they touch bigger heists. Use it as filler criminal content that sits under the harder jobs in your progression.
Drop the resource into your server's resources folder, add it to server.cfg, run any SQL from the readme and edit the config to match your economy. Scripts that depend on an MLO or specific items will call that out in their documentation so you know what to load first.
