0Resmon FiveM Scripts for QBCore, ESX & Qbox

0Resmon is a FiveM creator with a single stated priority in the studio name itself. Every script is written to run at near-zero resmon on both server and client, which matters the moment you stack twenty resources on top of a busy roleplay server and watch the frame time creep up. The catalog is 11 resources deep and mixes HUDs, vehicle systems, heists and standalone minigames, with a handful of free releases that act as calling cards for the paid work.

The range spans quick-install utilities like the Vehicle Plate Customizer with Tebex Integration through to full multi-job systems like Benny's Motorworks Mechanic System and the Multi-Framework Vehicle Dealership. Heist content is covered by the Federal Bank Co-op Heist, and lighter session fillers by the Russian Roulette Minigame and Remote Control Vehicles. It is not a huge catalog, but each release is scoped tightly enough that you can drop it in without inheriting bloat you did not ask for.

Signature work and style

HUDs are where 0Resmon is best known. WAIS HUD V6 is the flagship paid HUD, and Izzy V7 Free HUD System plus Free 0R-HUD V3 Status and Speedometer anchor the free tier. All three follow the same pattern: modern NoPixel-adjacent visuals, status rings and a speedometer that read cleanly in first and third person, and configs that let you strip out anything you do not use. The free HUDs are legitimately usable as-is on a small server, which is unusual for the free FiveM HUD space.

Vehicle work is the second pillar. The Multi-Framework Vehicle Dealership ships as a single resource that detects QBCore, ESX or Qbox rather than forcing you to pick a build, and the 0R-TowTruck Synced Flatbed System handles the network sync problem that most tow scripts get wrong when a truck loads a car and another player rejoins the area. The Vehicle Plate Customizer ties directly into Tebex so plate changes can be sold as a package on your store, not just handed out in-game.

Beyond vehicles, the Federal Bank Co-op Heist slots in as a mid-to-late-game score aimed at organised crews, and the Free 0Resmon Advanced Radio System covers voice channels for factions and criminal groups. The Russian Roulette Minigame and Remote Control Vehicles are the smaller side of the catalog, useful for filling downtime between larger jobs.

Compatibility & installation

0Resmon targets the three frameworks most servers actually run: QBCore, ESX and Qbox. Several resources including the vehicle dealership are multi-framework in a single build, which saves you juggling separate versions if you ever migrate. Standard FiveM dependencies apply where relevant, such as ox_lib and ox_target for the newer releases and any framework-native inventory the script needs to write to.

Install is the usual drag-and-drop into resources/, an ensure line in your server.cfg, and a config file pass to point at your framework, jobs and item names. Free resources are open source so you can read the code before it hits your box. Paid resources ship escrowed through Tebex, with the config file left open for tuning prices, cooldowns, job locks, blip toggles and language strings.

Why buy 0Resmon scripts here

Buying through this store gives you the same Tebex-backed delivery and licence lock as buying direct, with an instant download link the moment payment clears. Free releases carry through with the same install flow, so you can test a HUD or radio system against your server before spending money on the paid HUD or heist. If a resource does not fit your framework build or clashes with an existing script, you have a single place to raise it rather than chasing the creator across Discord and support tickets.

For server owners who count resmon as a real number rather than a marketing line, 0Resmon is worth putting on the shortlist. The catalog is small enough to audit end to end, the free tier tells you exactly what the paid work will feel like, and the vehicle and HUD scripts cover the two areas where most servers first start losing frames.