32 slots
- 4 GB RAM
- 2 vCores
- 40 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
9,00 €/mo
Game server
FiveM server
Launch your GTA V RP server with txAdmin preinstalled and full ESX and QBCore support. High-frequency CPUs to run hundreds of scripts without dropping ticks, NVMe Gen4 and AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7 included.
FiveMtxAdminESXQBCoreRedM
Everything your FiveM server includes
txAdmin preinstalled to manage resources, players and restarts.
Compatible with ESX, QBCore, vRP and custom frameworks.
High-frequency CPU — what actually drives FiveM tick rates.
MySQL/MariaDB database included with phpMyAdmin.
AntiDDoS tuned for FiveM's UDP traffic, always on.
Servers in Madrid for the lowest ping across Spain and Europe.
How many resources does FiveM need?
A guideline based on what you plan to run. If you're between two, take the larger one: upgrading later is instant and you only pay the difference.
| Scale | RAM | vCores | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 32 slots | 4 GB | 2 | Test server or private RP |
| 32-64 slots | 8 GB | 4 | Growing community on ESX or QBCore |
| 64-128 slots | 12 GB | 6 | Public server with many scripts and MLOs |
| 128+ slots | 16 GB | 8 | Events and consistently full servers |
What actually drives usage in FiveM
In FiveM the bottleneck is almost never RAM or player count: it's CPU frequency and scripts. The server runs most resources on a single thread, so one badly optimised script tanks your ticks even with memory to spare. That's why we prioritise high-frequency processors over core count.
Default port
30120 (TCP/UDP)
FiveM plans
Pick your plan based on concurrent players. Prices exclude VAT.
We are currently out of FiveM servers. Open a ticket to reserve your slot or migrate from another host, and we will let you know as soon as one is available again.
Out of stock
64 slots
- 8 GB RAM
- 4 vCores
- 60 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
16,00 €/mo
128 slots
- 12 GB RAM
- 6 vCores
- 90 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
27,00 €/mo
256 slots
- 16 GB RAM
- 8 vCores
- 120 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
45,00 €/mo
Choose your location
The closer the server is to your players, the lower their FiveM ping.
Spain · Madrid
Minimum latency for Spain and southern Europe
Germany · Mainhausen
Central Europe, optimal EU routing
Miami · USA
LATAM and North America
Common FiveM problems and how to fix them
1Ticks spike and the server lags
Type `resmon 1` in the client console to see which resource eats the most time per tick. Anything sustained above 1 ms is worth reviewing: usually loops without `Wait` or database queries inside a `Citizen.CreateThread`.
2Players can't see the server in the list
Check `sv_master1` is enabled and that port 30120 is open on TCP **and** UDP. Also make sure your key (`sv_licenseKey`) is pasted correctly and still active at portal.cfx.re.
3MySQL connection error on startup
Usually the `oxmysql` connection string. Verify user, password and database name in `server.cfg`, and that the database exists before starting: ESX and QBCore don't create it for you.
Guides for your FiveM server
Step by step and written by our team: from installation to the most common problems.
- Setting up a FiveM server on Windows with txAdminFrom an empty Windows VPS to a running FiveM server with QBCore, ESX or Qbox: artifact, txAdmin, licence key, database and ports.
- Setting up a FiveM server on Linux with txAdminFiveM on Ubuntu or Debian: more free RAM for the server than on Windows. Download, start-up, safe txAdmin access through an SSH tunnel and a permanent service.
- Which ports to open for a FiveM server (30120)Port 30120 on TCP and UDP, the txAdmin one, ready-made commands for Windows and Linux, and why your server is missing from the list.
- Installing MariaDB and connecting FiveM's database (oxmysql)The database QBCore, ESX and Qbox need: installation on Windows and Linux, a dedicated user, the oxmysql connection string and the two most common errors.
- Getting your FiveM licence key (portal.cfx.re)Keymaster is gone: keys are created in the Cfx.re Portal, they are free and no longer tied to an IP. Where to put it and what to do if it errors.
- Updating FXServer (FiveM artifacts) without losing anythingWhen to update, which folder gets replaced and which one you never touch, and how to roll back if the new version causes trouble.
- FiveM: my server is not in the list or will not let players inThe checklist in order of likelihood: TCP and UDP ports, key, private mode, database and AntiDDoS filters.
FiveM frequently asked questions
How many slots do I need for a FiveM server?
For a private or test RP server, 32 slots is plenty. A growing community usually runs 64 slots, and busy public servers with events need 128 or more. Remember scripts weigh more than players in FiveM.
Does it come with txAdmin?
Yes, txAdmin is ready from first boot. From there you manage resources, bans and scheduled restarts, and can deploy ESX or QBCore templates in minutes.
Can I use my own scripts and MLO maps?
Absolutely. You get full file access over FTP plus the server.cfg, so you can upload any resource, MLO or custom script without restrictions.
Why does my FiveM server lag even with lots of RAM?
In FiveM the bottleneck is almost never RAM — it's CPU frequency and poorly optimised scripts. That's why we use high-frequency processors and give you tools to spot which resource is eating your ticks.
Does it include a database for ESX/QBCore?
Yes, every server ships with a MySQL/MariaDB database and phpMyAdmin access, exactly what ESX and QBCore need to store characters, inventories and economy.
Ready to launch your FiveM server?
From 9,00 €/mo, with a control panel, AntiDDoS and human support.