Player-Owned Businesses with Trading System

A business resource where your players actually build the economy. Owners set up shops in-game, hire staff, list items for sale across other player businesses, and run the whole operation without an admin ever touching the config.

The thing that separates this from other business scripts is the fully integrated player economy. Businesses are not just fixed vendor points, they trade with each other.

Features

• Player ownable and rentable businesses, created entirely in-game.
• Persistent locations for both fixed stores and placed markets.
• Placeable Markets so a player can run a vending business instead of committing to a permanent spot.
• Metadata item selling for unique and used items, which also kills the repair glitch that plagues other business scripts.
• Trade listings posted per business by the owner or by staff roles they trust.
• Custom employee and role framework: build your own ranks and permissions inside each business.
• Zone types that decide what a business can craft and buy from supply stores, all defined in the config.
• Supplies Store stocked differently per zone type, with restrictions where you want them.
• Furniture placeable by admins and owners inside their business.
• Storage for items and parts.
• Crafting with different item options depending on the business zone.
• Sales Data in the management menu, showing daily and recent sales.
• Currencies, including dirty money as payment when the business zone allows it.
• And more.

Requirements

• ESX (1.1+), QBox, or QB. The bridge is fully accessible, so you can wire it into your own framework if you run something custom.
• ox_lib (required, works anywhere).

Metadata Support

Metadata reading and saving works with:

• ox_inventory
• Quasar Inventory
• Any inventory using QBCore's inventory functions (lj-inventory, qb-inventory, and similar).

Installation

1. Install the SQL and items from the INSTALL folder.
2. ensure pickle_businesses.
3. Pick a target option in the config if your server uses a target resource.
4. Restart the server.