DRC Scripts makes job and economy resources for FiveM servers running ESX, QBCore or Qbox. The catalog leans on player-run businesses, with restaurant jobs for Burgershot, Beanmachine and Hornys sitting next to a progression-based drug system and a set of free heist scripts.
Manage ten preconfigured drugs using target interactions and gated level progression
Manage ownable laundries with synced dirty money processing and laser security
Coordinate a crew to secure cash, gold, or diamonds
Transform the Tequi-La-La interior into a functional player-run business
Full Gabz Burgershot buildout with forty delivery drops on the map
57 craftable items and 40 delivery drops on the Gabz Beanmachine
Cook across 17 YMAP labs, then sell packs from your trunk
Steal physical props and dodge lasers in this open source heist
Run a restaurant where every chair and table is fully usable
Turn Bahama Mamas into a proper staff-run nightclub
If your city has empty restaurant interiors that nobody can actually work in, DRC Scripts is the catalog to fix that. The lineup covers ten resources, and half of them turn familiar GTA V locations into staffed businesses. Burgershot Restaurant Management, Beanmachine Coffee Shop Job, Hornys Diner Restaurant System, the Bahama Mamas Nightclub Job and the Tequi-La-La Bartender Business each give players a workplace with real tasks instead of a decorative MLO.
The other half of the catalog feeds the criminal side of your economy. DRC Drug System V2 adds progression, so dealers grow into the trade rather than starting at the top. The 17-Lab Drug Processing script pushes that further with trunk sales, which moves dealing out of static sell points and into car meets and back alleys. Then there are the free scripts: a house robbery script, a money wash and laundromat, and an armored truck heist. Three complete criminal activities at no cost is a rare thing on any FiveM script store, and it means you can judge DRC's code quality on your own server before buying the paid work.
DRC's clearest signature is the restaurant job. Most sellers ship one generic job script and reskin it. DRC ships separate systems for a burger joint, a coffee shop, a diner, a nightclub and a bar, so a server can hand out five distinct legal jobs from one creator and keep the feel consistent across all of them. For roleplay servers trying to keep civilians busy between police chases, that matters more than any single feature.
On the illegal side, the progression mechanic in Drug System V2 is the standout. Players work up through the drug trade instead of picking everything off a menu on day one, which gives gangs a longer arc to play through. The 17-lab processing script gives that arc scale, with enough lab locations that rival crews are not fighting over one spawn point, and trunk sales that make the final step a moving target for police RP.
The free tier is not throwaway filler either. House robbery, money laundering and an armored truck heist are the three activities almost every economy server wants, and DRC gives them away. Plenty of servers start with the free money wash script and come back for the restaurant pack once they have seen how it holds up under a full lobby.
Every DRC resource on CfxMods lists support for ESX, QBCore and Qbox, so the catalog fits the three frameworks that cover nearly the whole FiveM roleplay scene. That triple support is worth underlining if you run Qbox, since plenty of older job scripts never got updated past QBCore.
Each product page lists the requirements for that specific script, so check the dependencies, delivery method and escrow status there before you buy. The free scripts are the low-risk way in. Drop the money wash or the armored truck heist into your resources folder, see how DRC structures configs and handles framework detection, and you will know what to expect from the paid restaurant and drug systems.
CfxMods is an independent FiveM resource store, and the DRC catalog is a good example of why browsing by creator beats scrolling an endless category feed. All ten resources sit on one page, the free ones are marked, and you can plan a whole economy update in one visit: legal jobs from the restaurant lineup, criminal content from the drug and heist scripts, all built by the same hands so the systems feel related in game.
Start with the free house robbery or money wash script if you are new to DRC. If your civilians already complain there is nothing to do, go straight to the restaurant jobs. Burgershot and Beanmachine are the classic picks, Hornys and Tequi-La-La round out a city where every neon sign is a real place of work.
The DRC catalog lists support for ESX, QBCore and Qbox. Check the individual product page before buying to confirm requirements for the specific script you want.
Yes. The house robbery script, the money wash and laundromat, and the armored truck heist are all free. They are a good way to test DRC's work on your own server before buying a paid script.
There are five business jobs in the catalog: Burgershot Restaurant Management, the Beanmachine Coffee Shop Job, the Hornys Diner Restaurant System, the Bahama Mamas Nightclub Job and the Tequi-La-La Bartender Business. Each one is a separate resource built for its own location.
It uses a progression system, so players advance through the drug trade over time instead of unlocking everything at once. That gives gangs and dealers a longer gameplay arc on roleplay servers.
It is a drug processing resource with 17 lab locations and trunk sales. The lab count spreads criminal activity across the map, and selling from a vehicle trunk makes deals mobile instead of tying them to fixed sell points.
There are ten DRC resources in the store. The catalog splits roughly between restaurant and business jobs on the legal side and drug, robbery and heist content on the criminal side, with three of the ten available free.
Yes, Qbox is listed alongside ESX and QBCore across the catalog. That matters because many older job scripts were never updated past QBCore, so Qbox owners can use these without hunting for community patches.
