
Your City. Your Rules. Your Data.
Deploy a GTA V FiveM roleplay server on the Flux decentralized cloud. txAdmin ready, qbcore, qbox and ESX supported, with a MySQL database kept in sync across three independent nodes, so a single failed machine is never your whole city. From $9.91/month.
Full control of your FiveM server from the browser — server.cfg, resources, players, files and backups. No Linux, no SSH.
Overview
players, uptime, database and hardware at a glance
Hostname, slots, OneSync, tags and pure mode — written straight to server.cfg.
Resources, recipes, bans and scheduled restarts, on its own address from minute one.
See who is connected and their ping without joining the server.
Place the server in any of 50+ countries so your players connect to a node near them.
Add CPU, RAM or disk when your city outgrows its plan.
A real terminal into the container: run commands and watch the log as it happens.
Browse, edit, upload and download resources straight from the browser.
Snapshot your resources and MySQL database, and roll back when a script breaks the city.
The multiplayer modification framework for GTA V — run your own server, your own rules and your own scripts, with the city and the database entirely under your control.
FiveM is a modification framework for Grand Theft Auto V that replaces Rockstar’s online mode with servers you host yourself. Players keep their legitimate copy of the game and connect through the FiveM client; everything they find on the other side — the jobs, the vehicles, the interiors, the economy — comes from resources you choose and configure.
That is why roleplay communities are built on it rather than on vanilla online. Frameworks such as qbcore, qbox and ESX supply characters, inventories and jobs on top of a MySQL database, custom MLOs add interiors the base map never had, and Lua or JavaScript resources handle anything left over. The server is the community: its data, its identity and its rules all live on the machine you run it on.

The full txAdmin panel from the first minute — recipes, resources, console, scheduled restarts and player admin, on its own address

Any framework installs exactly as it would on your own machine, with the database already provisioned and connected

Characters, vehicles and inventories live on a MySQL database mirrored across three independent nodes, not one disk in one rack

Priced on the CPU, RAM and disk your server actually gets. Past 48 slots FiveM itself requires Cfx.re Element Club Argentum on your licence key

The licence key stays registered to your account, so the server is yours and moving elsewhere never costs you its identity

No artifacts to install, no MySQL to tune, no ports to guess — the whole stack comes up wired together
Choose the perfect plan for your needs. Deploy in minutes.
*The first month is free for customers new to Flux Cloud — one free month per account, not per app or per server. If you've deployed any app on Flux before, standard pricing applies. Our 30-day money-back guarantee covers your first paid month only and does not apply when the first month was free.
The 64-slot tier additionally requires a Cfx.re Element Club Argentum subscription ($15/month, paid to Cfx.re) on your licence key. FiveM caps a server at 48 slots without one, and a server set higher drops out of the public server browser. The 32 and 48-slot plans need nothing beyond your free licence key.
Running your own FiveM server gives you the whole city — your rules, your resources, your economy and your data. Flux removes the part nobody enjoys: the artifacts, the MySQL setup, the ports and the 3am restarts. You get a dedicated server with txAdmin and a database that is mirrored across independent nodes, so the failure that ends most self-hosted communities is not one disk away.
Characters, vehicles, inventories and jobs live in your own MySQL database on your own server — and the cfx.re licence key is registered to you, so leaving never costs you your server’s identity.
Slots are not a licence you buy one at a time. You get the CPU, RAM and disk of your plan, and the slot figure is simply what that hardware comfortably serves — install as many resources as it will carry.
Get the control of self-hosting without the maintenance. No artifacts to install, no MySQL to secure, no ports to forward, no rebuild after every client patch — it is all handled for you.
Flat monthly pricing from $9.91/month with the synced MySQL database included rather than sold as an add-on. No contract, and your resources and data stay portable.
From sign-up to a server your players can join, in three steps — no artifacts to install, no MySQL to set up, no ports to forward.
Sign up in seconds with Google or email, choose a Starter, Standard, or Pro plan, and select a server region close to you. Your first month is free.
Click deploy and we provision a dedicated FiveM server plus a synced MySQL database on the Flux decentralized cloud — with txAdmin, the game and admin ports, and DDoS protection ready out of the box.
Open txAdmin, paste your cfx.re key and install qbcore, qbox, ESX or your own resource set. The MySQL database is already provisioned and connected, so the step that usually blocks a framework install is done.
Your server runs on Flux, a decentralized cloud spread across thousands of independent nodes. That means no single point of failure, DDoS protection and 99.9% uptime on every plan, a node near your players, and a MySQL database mirrored across machines instead of sitting on one disk in one rack.
Your server, database and txAdmin come up together in minutes, already connected

Enterprise-grade DDoS protection keeps your city online through attacks

Choose from 50+ countries so your players connect to a node near them

Real-time performance monitoring with automatic alerts
Pay for resources, not per player — no slot surcharges or hidden add-ons

Distributed network architecture ensures maximum availability

MySQL and the sync operator ship with every plan instead of being an add-on

No single point of failure across thousands of independent nodes
Every FiveM host will sell you slots. What decides whether your city survives its first year is further down the list: whether the database is included, how many machines your data lives on, and whose account the licence key is registered to.
| FiveM on Flux | Typical FiveM host | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | The CPU, RAM and disk behind the slots | Usually billed per player slot |
| MySQL database | Included on every plan, synced across nodes | Often an add-on, or bring your own |
| Where your data lives | Mirrored across independent nodes | One machine, in one data centre |
| cfx.re licence key | Registered to your account | Worth checking — some register it to themselves |
| txAdmin | Running from minute one, on its own address | Commonly included |
| Commitment | $9.91/mo, billed monthly, no contract | Best rates often need an annual term |

Your server runs on a decentralized network of 6,170 servers across 57 countries
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