0Resmon prioritizes one thing above all: keeping resmon numbers as low as possible while shipping complete features. The catalog spans HUDs, vehicle systems, heists and minigames for QBCore, ESX and Qbox, pairing free releases with paid scripts so you can test before committing money.
Choose target interactions, job access and recovery payout rules
Pick target or drawtext prompts for the shared revolver table
Configure locations and role access without extra framework dependencies
Plan crew responsibilities around the bank security and entry sequence
Adjust load timing, status placement and mileage display from settings
Choose your voice integration before configuring channels and radio access
Editable showroom source with framework and job access choices
Choose interaction prompts and control which RC addons players can use
Choose voice integration and configure stress, seatbelt and vehicle exclusions
Connect paid plate designs to Tebex while retaining an editable server setup
Configure persistent colors and vehicle controls on a standalone HUD setup
0Resmon enters the FiveM creator space with a single constraint built into the studio name. Every script is written to run efficiently on both server and client. The catalog contains 11 resources across HUDs, vehicle systems, heists and minigames, each scoped tightly enough that you inherit only what you actually need. On a busy roleplay server where twenty resources compete for CPU, this discipline matters.
The HUD collection anchors 0Resmon's reputation. The free tier includes Izzy V7 Free HUD System and Free 0R-HUD V3 Status and Speedometer, both with modern visuals and deeply editable configs. These are uncommon in the free HUD market: they are production-ready out of the box, not stripped-down upsells. The paid flagship WAIS HUD V6 extends the same design language into a full-featured system.
Vehicle systems form the second pillar. The Multi-Framework Vehicle Dealership detects whether your server runs QBCore, ESX or Qbox and loads the appropriate code path automatically. This saves you from buying the same script three times if you ever migrate. The 0R-TowTruck Synced Flatbed System solves a networking problem most tow resources miss: when a flatbed loads a car and another player appears in the same area, the vehicle stays loaded and visible across all clients. The Vehicle Plate Customizer with Tebex Integration lets you sell custom plates directly through your Tebex store instead of handing them out through jobs.
The heist content comes through the Federal Bank Co-op Heist, designed for organized crews as a mid-to-late score. Utility resources include the Free Advanced Radio System for faction voice channels, the Russian Roulette Minigame and Remote Control Vehicles for filling downtime sessions. The Free Benny's Motorworks Mechanic Suite rounds out the vehicle ecosystem.
0Resmon targets the three frameworks most servers actually run: QBCore, ESX and Qbox. Many resources including the vehicle dealership are multi-framework builds in a single purchase, so framework migrations do not force repurchasing the same resource. Standard FiveM dependencies apply where relevant, such as ox_lib and ox_target for newer releases and your framework's native inventory.
Install follows the standard FiveM pattern: drag the resource folder into resources/, add an ensure line to your server.cfg, and configure the included config file. Free resources come with open source code so you can review before deployment. Paid resources are escrowed through Tebex, with config files left open for customizing prices, job requirements, item names, cooldowns, blip toggles and language strings.
Buying here gives you the same Tebex delivery and licence lock as purchasing direct, with an instant download link the moment payment clears. Free releases sit alongside paid resources in one catalog, so testing a free HUD or radio system against your live server before spending money takes no extra steps.
If a resource conflicts with your existing scripts or does not fit your framework, you have a single contact point rather than chasing support across Discord and support tickets. For server operators who track resmon as a real number rather than a marketing claim, 0Resmon belongs on your comparison list. The catalog is small enough to audit end to end. The free tier is legitimately functional. And the HUD and vehicle categories are where most packed servers first start feeling frame time impact.
The entire catalog works with QBCore, ESX and Qbox. Several resources including the vehicle dealership ship as single multi-framework builds, so the same purchase works regardless of your framework choice.
Each script is sold standalone. You buy exactly what you need. Free releases like the HUD system and radio are fully featured and do not require purchasing anything else.
Yes. Paid scripts are escrowed for IP protection but ship with editable config files for setting prices, job names, item names, cooldowns, blip toggles and language strings. Free resources include open source code for complete review.
0Resmon offers four free releases: Izzy V7 HUD, 0R-HUD V3 with speedometer, Benny's Motorworks Mechanic Suite, and Advanced Radio System. All are production-ready, not stripped demos designed to pressure an upsell.
Resmon efficiency is built into every script. The studio name itself reflects this priority. On a packed server stacking multiple resources, this discipline makes a measurable difference in frame time.
Yes. The free releases are full-featured resources you can deploy immediately. They use the same install flow as paid scripts, so you get a real sense of how 0Resmon's work fits your server before spending money.
CfxMods provides a single point of contact for compatibility issues or conflicts. This beats chasing support across Discord, support tickets and other channels.
