Put structured work at the center of your server economy. This category gathers 24 FiveM job scripts for QBCore, ESX and Qbox, covering player-owned dealerships, mechanic workshops, restaurant jobs, a flatbed tow truck and a cocaine operation for the criminal side. Free resources are mixed in, so smaller servers can start without a big spend.
Build custom jobs from one panel instead of patching a dozen scripts
Free police fingerprinting with synced UI and last five scans
Carry, drop, or plant ballistic shields for tactically sound police operations
Pour pints at Patoche's while the pet snake waits for mice
Walk the rows, crush with friends, ferment in barrels, deliver for real money
Control every showroom aspect from stock delivery to customer financing
Plug in, pull fault codes, and flash hidden mods
Automated vehicle lots on one track, player-owned dealerships on the other
Capture stray animals across San Andreas using custom bait and crates
Spin up any MLO into a working restaurant from config
Transform the Tequi-La-La interior into a functional player-run business
Spin up unlimited workshops from an in-game menu with synced installs
Full Gabz Burgershot buildout with forty delivery drops on the map
57 craftable items and 40 delivery drops on the Gabz Beanmachine
Barista shifts with brew, bake and EPOS billing at Gabz Uwu
Manage every job and gang with built-in cash flow graphs
Listed cars spawn at their lots when shoppers walk up
Fail the moonshine minigame and the still blows up
Run a restaurant where every chair and table is fully usable
Turn Bahama Mamas into a proper staff-run nightclub
Multiple player-owned dealerships, each with its own job and stock
Synced flatbed winch with native sounds and level-based payouts
Synced per-wheel stance and tablet workflows for professional mechanic shops
Turn a hidden island into your server's cocaine supply chain
A roleplay server without work is free roam with extra steps. Job scripts fill the hours between story beats and put money into the economy through effort instead of admin handouts. When a fresh character spawns in with nothing, the tow truck, the mechanic bay or the cafe kitchen is usually where their story actually starts, and the quality of those loops decides whether that player is still around next weekend.
This category collects 24 job resources for QBCore, ESX and Qbox servers, and the spread is wide on purpose. JG Dealerships v2 and MT Dealerships both cover player-owned showrooms, one paid and one free. Mechanics get JG Advanced Mechanic & Tuning plus MT-Workshops with its synced garages, and there is even a free OBD car diagnostic device to hand your wrench crew. Food roleplay runs from Boii's Uwu Cafe prep and service loop to MT Restaurants, which builds entire new venues from config files rather than custom code, with the Let's Cook Plus crafting suite backing up the kitchens. Single-purpose jobs round out the legal side: the 0R-TowTruck flatbed recovery job, d3MBA's Vineyard Winemaker, DRC's Bahama Mamas nightclub and Patoche's billiards bar, which ships with its own MLO. KuzQuality's Island Cocaine Production sits at the illegal end for cities that want a criminal career next to the legal ones, and Code Studio contributes a free fingerprint scanner plus a boss menu with society management.
The retention math is simple. Players log back in when yesterday's shift left something unfinished, whether that is a business account to grow, a rank to earn or a repeat customer who might come back. A good job script manufactures those loose ends. It also pushes players toward each other, because a mechanic needs customers and a restaurant needs both cooks and people willing to sit down and order.
Everything here targets at least one of QBCore, ESX or Qbox, and each product page states which. Most jobs install the usual way: drop the resource into your server folder, add it to server.cfg, work through the config and restart. Budget extra time for the bigger systems. A dealership or mechanic suite touches vehicles, society accounts and sometimes your inventory, so read the dependency list first and run a test pass on a development server before pushing to your live city. Scripts protected with Cfx Asset Escrow are delivered through Keymaster and typically leave their config files editable, so day-to-day tuning of payouts and locations stays in your hands.
CfxMods is an independent FiveM resource store, and this category is curated rather than scraped. Free resources like MT Dealerships, the fingerprint scanner and the OBD diagnostic device sit next to paid suites, so you can test how job loops fit your city before committing money. Each product page spells out framework support and dependencies, which is exactly the information that saves you a refund request later. Listings track creator updates, and if a job script misbehaves after install you can contact the store instead of digging through a Discord backlog alone.
Every resource in this category supports at least one of QBCore, ESX or Qbox, and each product page lists exactly which. Check that list before checkout, because job grades, society accounts and permissions are handled differently across frameworks. If you run a bridge or a heavily modified core, test on a development server first.
Yes. MT Dealerships offers free player-owned showrooms, and the fingerprint scanner by Code Studio and the OBD car diagnostic device also cost nothing. They are a low-risk way to see how job resources fit your city before buying the larger suites.
Several scripts are built around player ownership. JG Dealerships v2 covers player-run showrooms and business management, and the Boss Menu and Society Manager by Code Studio gives owners hiring and account tools. Ownership features vary by script, so read each product page for the exact management options.
The Patoche Billiards Bar job by Boii Development ships with its own MLO, so the interior is included. Most other jobs use existing map locations or let you set coordinates in the config. If you need an interior for a specific job, check the product description before buying.
Smaller jobs are close to drag-and-drop: add the resource, edit the config and restart. Larger systems like dealerships and mechanic suites touch vehicles, society accounts and sometimes your inventory, so plan for dependency setup and a test on a dev server. Product pages list requirements so you know before you start.
Yes, alongside the legal careers. Island Cocaine Production by KuzQuality adds a criminal production chain for servers that want an illegal progression path next to legal work. Everything else in the category leans legal, from tow trucking to winemaking.
Most job scripts here expose pay, cooldowns and reward items through their configs, and config-driven options like MT Restaurants go further by letting you build whole venues from settings files. Even escrowed resources typically keep the config editable. Exact options vary, so check each product page.