
FiveM Server Hosting :Rent your GTA RP server from $3.49/mo
FiveM is the Cfx.re multiplayer framework for GTA V that powers the biggest roleplay servers in the world.
In short
Renting a FiveM server from Nexus Games costs $3.49 to $57.99 per month, on a Ryzen 9 7950X3D processor with DDR5 ECC memory and SSD NVMe storage. DDoS protection, the management panel and instant delivery are included in every plan, with no commitment. We have hosted game servers since 2018.
The essentials
- Starting price
- $3.49/mo
- For FiveM
- txAdmin & Argentum key included · Legacy & Enhanced builds
- Hardware
- Ryzen 9 7950X3D · DDR5 ECC · SSD NVMe
- Anti-DDoS
- Included
- Location and delivery
- Europe · US (EAST) · instant delivery
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FiveM
txAdmin · IncludedArgentum key · IncludedEnhanced · IncludedSince 2018Your server moves behind our proxies: the origin IP is hidden and fully protected, on a 10 Gbit/s network instead of the 1 Gbit/s included.
- Slots4 players
- Storage40 Go NVMe
- Anti-DDoS PremiumWithout
- LocationEurope
Hardware components
- ProcessorRyzen 9 7950X3D16 Cores/32 Threads
- RAMDDR5 ECC128–192 GB
- StorageSSD NVMe
“1-click setup, genuinely blown away by how simple NexusPanel is.”
“I've tried a lot of hosts, and yours is the best. Nothing to fault.”
How many slots for your FiveM server?
Concrete guidance to pick the right plan first time.
4 to 16 slots
Testing, script development and roleplay with friends.
32 to 64 slots
Regular roleplay server on ESX or QBCore, with around thirty resources.
100 slots and up
Large roleplay server: OneSync Infinity, full economy and hundreds of resources.
FXServer is multithreaded on the networking side, but the tick loop and your Lua resources run on a single thread: CPU clock speed, more than core count, is what holds up a resource-heavy server.
Every plan and its price
Every tier runs on Ryzen 9 7950X3D, DDR5 ECC and SSD NVMe, with DDoS protection included.
| Players | Price per month |
|---|---|
| 4 slots | $3.49 |
| 10 slots | $5.99 |
| 15 slots | $7.99 |
| 20 slots | $11.49 |
| 25 slots | $13.99 |
| 30 slots | $15.99 |
| 32 slots | $17.49 |
| 48 slots | $21.99 |
| 50 slots | $22.99 |
| 64 slots | $28.99 |
| 80 slots | $34.49 |
| 90 slots | $36.99 |
| 100 slots | $40.49 |
| 128 slots | $45.99 |
| Unlimited | $57.99 |
You can change tier at any time from your client area, prorated and without losing your progress.
Why choose Nexus Games for your FiveM server?
txAdmin & Argentum key included
txAdmin comes pre-installed and the Argentum key is included at no extra cost: you manage resources, players and restarts from delivery. Legacy and Enhanced builds switch from your server settings.
Human support, 7 days a week
A team that actually knows FiveM, reachable on Discord and from NexusPanel, seven days a week.
Performance and a modern panel
FiveM leans heavily on a single thread: the 5.7 GHz clock of the Ryzen 9 7950X3D keeps your RP smooth even with hundreds of resources and 128+ players. And NexusPanel keeps console, WebFTP and backups in one place.
Choosing a FiveM host: the criteria that matter
The same questions come up before every rental. Here is what to check with any FiveM host — and how we answer.
| Criterion | What to check | At Nexus Games |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Single-core clock speed, not core count: a game server saturates one thread long before it uses sixteen. | Ryzen 9 7950X3D · 16 Cores/32 Threads |
| RAM | DDR5 ECC corrects memory errors — which matters on a world that runs for months without a restart. | DDR5 ECC · 128–192 GB |
| Storage | NVMe decides how long a world takes to load and a backup to complete. | SSD NVMe |
| Slots | Size for your peak concurrent players, never for the average. | 4 players – Unlimited |
| Mods & plugins | That the game's ecosystem installs from the panel, not only over FTP. | ESX, QBCore, txAdmin, resources · one-click install |
| Anti-DDoS | Included or billed as an add-on: the difference shows on the invoice, not on the homepage. | Included |
| Backup | Being able to restore yourself, without opening a ticket or waiting. | Optional · restore from NexusPanel |
| Location | Latency follows distance: a server close to your players beats a powerful one far away. | Europe · US (EAST) |
| Support | Real hours and a direct channel, rather than a contact form. | Seven days a week · Discord and NexusPanel |
| Starting price | The price of the entry tier, and what it already includes. | $3.49/mo |
What kind of FiveM server can you host?
Roleplay (ESX / QBCore)
The most popular mode: build a full GTA RP server with an ESX, QBCore or QBox framework and your own jobs, careers and scripts.
FiveM Enhanced (GTA V Enhanced)
The new Cfx.re build, aligned with GTA V Enhanced: your players get the next-gen rendering, and you can drop back to Legacy whenever you like from your server settings.
Drift & Racing
Driving-focused servers: drift maps, race tracks, add-on vehicles and custom handling.
Gunfight / PvP & Deathmatch
Combat zones, TDM and PvP practice with damage scripts and dedicated arenas.
Freeroam & mini-games
Open servers to explore the map, test vehicles/mods or run mini-games with friends.
Zombie / Survival
Survival modes and zombie hordes (NoPixel-like or custom) with loot and infection zones.
NexusPanel: manage your FiveM server in 1 click
Install ESX, QBCore, txAdmin, resources in 1 click, with no technical skills.
FiveM hosting: everything you need to know
FiveM is the multiplayer modding platform for GTA V that powers the biggest French-speaking roleplay communities. Unlike GTA Online, FiveM gives you total control: you choose your frameworks, jobs, economy and rules to build a unique RP world. A dedicated server quickly becomes essential as your community grows, because high-population RP runs a constant stream of scripts, database queries and synchronisations.
At Nexus Games, your FiveM server runs on Ryzen 9 7950X3D nodes clocked at 5.7 GHz, built for FiveM's demanding single-thread workload. txAdmin comes pre-installed, ESX, QBCore, vRP and ox_core are added in a few clicks, and a MariaDB database is provisioned from delivery. You manage resources, jobs and players from NexusPanel, while the Anti-DDoS protection constantly shields your server, a frequent target of attacks on event nights.
Since Rockstar released GTA V Enhanced, a FiveM server can run on either of two game builds: Legacy, the long-standing version that the vast majority of existing roleplay resources are built for, and FiveM Enhanced, which brings the rendering and improvements of the Enhanced edition. At Nexus Games both are available to you, and the choice is not final: you enable or disable FiveM Enhanced whenever you want from your server settings, with no reinstall and no support ticket. In practice, test before switching your main server: not every script, MLO or vehicle pack has been ported to Enhanced yet, and moving back to Legacy is just as quick.
What you can do with your FiveM server
Legacy or Enhanced: which FiveM build should you run?
Every GTA RP server founder has faced this since Enhanced shipped. Both builds run here and switch from the panel — here is what should actually decide it.
- Legacy: maximum compatibility
- Legacy is what the overwhelming majority of scripts, MLOs and frameworks published over the last decade rely on. If your server builds on existing resources — ESX, QBCore, a mapping you bought — it is the safe choice: everything works without adaptation.
- Enhanced: the visuals and the new features
- Enhanced brings the improved rendering and the recent Cfx.re functions, but not every resource has followed yet. Best for a server starting from scratch, whose scripts you write yourself.
- Can you change your mind later?
- Yes. The build switches from NexusPanel without reordering or losing your data. Many servers open on Legacy, then test Enhanced on a separate instance before migrating.
- What about the Patreon key? (it is now called Argentum on Cfx.re)
- It is included on either build, and it takes your server to 64 slots. Worth knowing: OneSync Infinity is free and on by default — with no key at all, FiveM already handles 48 players. The server licence is free too, generated on keymaster.fivem.net.
Frequently asked questions · FiveM server
Yes. ESX, QBCore, ox_core, Qbox and vRP install in a few clicks from NexusPanel, and a MariaDB database is provisioned automatically so your framework is ready to configure right away.
Yes. txAdmin comes pre-configured: manage resources, players, bans and scheduled restarts straight from its web interface, with your server.cfg editable through WebFTP.
Without OneSync, the original netcode caps at 32 players. OneSync Infinity is free and on by default, and lifts that to 48. The Argentum key we include takes it to 64; going further needs a higher Cfx.re tier (Aurum, Platinum), subscribed and billed at Cfx.re. In practice your real limit is your script load rather than the licence, which is why our plans scale on the Ryzen 9 7950X3D.
Legacy remains the safe choice for a roleplay server already in production: it is the build almost every existing script, MLO and vehicle pack was written for. FiveM Enhanced brings the GTA V Enhanced rendering and makes sense for a server starting fresh, or one willing to adapt its resources. You do not have to commit either way: both builds are included and you switch between them from your server settings.
Yes. Since Rockstar released the Enhanced edition of GTA V on PC, Cfx.re ships FiveM in a Legacy and an Enhanced variant, and your server declares which game build it targets in server.cfg (sv_enforceGameBuild). You switch artifacts and game build from NexusPanel, so you can follow the build your community plays on. Check that your key resources and MLOs are compatible with the build you pick before switching.
Yes. Custom interiors (MLOs), ymap/ytyp mapping and streamed assets are uploaded through WebFTP into the stream folder of a resource, then started from server.cfg. Heavy mapping increases the assets clients download on first join, so keep an eye on your total stream size and use the live console to spot resources that fail to load.
Yes. Every FiveM server ships with a MariaDB/MySQL database at no extra cost, which is what ESX, QBCore, ox_core and Qbox use to store characters, inventories, vehicles and the RP economy. The connection string goes into your server.cfg (mysql_connection_string).
You need a legitimate copy of Grand Theft Auto V to play on FiveM, plus a free server license key from the Cfx.re keymaster. The server files themselves are provided and kept updated on your Nexus Games host.
Yes. Anti-DDoS filtering runs on every server at no extra cost : essential, since popular RP servers are frequently targeted over UDP.
Server builds (artifacts) are managed from NexusPanel: switch between the recommended and latest builds and restart from the live console, with no manual file juggling.
FiveM itself is free to download, but it is a multiplayer modification for Grand Theft Auto V, a paid game you must own. Renting a dedicated FiveM server is separate and gives you a city online 24/7, independent of your own PC.
Nexus Games is rated one of the best FiveM hosts thanks to AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D processors, DDR5 ECC memory and Gen4 NVMe storage, with Anti-DDoS included, pre-installed txAdmin, 1-click frameworks and support 7 days a week via Discord and tickets.
At Nexus Games a FiveM server starts at $3.49/month. Pricing scales with the number of slots you choose, from 4 players up to unlimited, reaching $57.99/month for the largest configuration : you only pay for the slots you need, with CPU, RAM and bandwidth included and Anti-DDoS as standard.
FiveM is single-thread bound, so clock speed matters most. The AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D, with its 5.7 GHz boost and 128 MB 3D V-Cache (used on every Nexus Games FiveM server) keeps performance high even with hundreds of resources and a full RP city.
Your FiveM server is hosted in US East, on our Ryzen 9 7950X3D infrastructure with a 1 Gbit/s network and permanent Anti-DDoS protection. That proximity keeps latency low and stable for your players.
Yes, and it is straightforward: download the files from your current server (world, configs, mods) and upload them through NexusPanel's WebFTP. You keep your progress, your settings and your add-ons — nothing to reconfigure, nothing to reinstall.
With the Backup add-on, you create your backups yourself from NexusPanel, with the server stopped, and restore them in one click. Good habit: make one before an update or a mod installation.
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