What an RP server needs
- One fast core (FiveM is single-thread bound)
- A MySQL/MariaDB database for the framework
- Room for resources and MLOs
×FiveM on Nxeon
FiveM server hosting for GTA RP.
Run your own FiveM GTA RP server on a Nxeon VPS — QBCore / ESX, txAdmin, MariaDB, full root access, high-clock cores, DDoS protection, and a dedicated IPv4. From $12.99/mo.
- High-clock cores
- Full root
- DDoS protection
server.cfg
endpoint_add_tcp "0.0.0.0:30120"
endpoint_add_udp "0.0.0.0:30120"
set mysql_connection_string "…"
ensure oxmysql
ensure qb-core
sv_maxclients 48
sv_hostname "Your City RP"
FXServerFiveM, port 30120
startingtxAdminweb panel, port 40120
startingMariaDBcharacters, jobs, inventories
startingyour first deploy
- Deploying Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
- Installing FiveM and txAdmin
- Installing MariaDB
- Importing QBCore or ESX
- City open for roleplay
A whole app stack, fully yours
A FiveM roleplay server is a whole app stack: the FiveM server itself, a QBCore or ESX framework, dozens of resources and MLOs, txAdmin, and a MariaDB database behind it all. Running it means full control — and on a Nxeon VPS you get full root over SSH to build exactly the RP server your community wants.
A Nxeon VPS
- High-clock cores for single-thread FiveM
- MariaDB on the same box, on NVMe
- Full root for QBCore, ESX and txAdmin
- DDoS protection and a dedicated IPv4
FiveM is famously single-thread bound: one fast core does most of the work, so per-core clock speed matters far more than raw core count. Our plans pair quick cores with enterprise NVMe (ZFS), a dedicated IPv4, always-on DDoS protection, and automatic backups so your characters and economy stay safe.
8–16 GB covers most RP servers, so the Pro plan is a solid start and the Max 16 GB plan suits a busy framework-heavy server; very large communities go higher. Resize any time as your resource list — and your player count — grows.
Build your FiveM stack
Install QBCore/ESX, txAdmin, MariaDB, and any resources or MLOs over SSH — no host-imposed limits. Switch on the pieces your city runs and see where they sit on your server.
Built for GTA RP
High-clock cores
FiveM is single-thread bound — our fast per-core performance keeps a busy RP server responsive where core count alone can't.
Full root access
Install QBCore/ESX, txAdmin, MariaDB, and any resources or MLOs over SSH — no host-imposed limits.
MariaDB-ready
Run your framework's database on the same box with plenty of NVMe IOPS for fast queries.
DDoS protection
RP servers are common attack targets; always-on mitigation plus a managed firewall keep you online.
Automatic backups
Scheduled backups and snapshots protect your characters, jobs, and economy data.
One-click resize
Scale RAM and vCPU as your resource list and community grow — no rebuild.
Deploying in minutes
- 1
Deploy a VPS
Pick the Pro or Max plan, choose Singapore, Canada or Germany, and your server is provisioned in under a minute.
- 2
Install FiveM and txAdmin
Set up the FiveM server and txAdmin, then install MariaDB — our guide walks through it.
- 3
Add a framework
Deploy QBCore or ESX, import the database, and configure server.cfg, resources, and MLOs.
- 4
Go live
Share your connect string and open the city for roleplay.
Run FiveM on a Nxeon VPS
High-clock cores for single-thread FiveM, full root, NVMe on ZFS, DDoS protection, and one-click resize.
Standard
$12.99$18.70
First term, then $18.70 a month
A small or development RP server with a light resource list.
- CPU2 vCPU
- Memory4 GB
- NVMe50 GB
- Bandwidth2 TB
Pro
$20.99$30.22
First term, then $30.22 a month
A solid start — a growing QBCore / ESX RP server with MariaDB.
- CPU3 vCPU
- Memory8 GB
- NVMe80 GB
- Bandwidth4 TB
Max
$32.99$47.50
First term, then $47.50 a month
A busy RP server with heavy frameworks, MLOs, and many resources.
- CPU4 vCPU
- Memory16 GB
- NVMe120 GB
- Bandwidth8 TB
FiveM hosting, answered
Anything else? Our support team answers around the clock.
How much RAM does a FiveM server need?
8–16 GB is typical for most FiveM RP servers, with heavy roleplay servers running large frameworks and many resources going higher. Our Pro 8 GB VPS is a solid start and the Max 16 GB plan suits a busy RP server; very large communities need more.
What CPU does FiveM need?
FiveM is heavily single-thread bound — one fast core does most of the work — so high clock speed matters more than core count. A quick-core VPS keeps a busy RP server responsive, which is why per-core performance is the thing to optimise for.
Which framework should I use — QBCore, ESX, or QBox?
QBCore and ESX are the two most popular RP frameworks, with QBox as a newer QBCore-derived option. All run on a FiveM server with a MySQL/MariaDB database — with full root you install whichever you like. Our config guide covers server.cfg.
Do I need a database?
Yes — RP frameworks like QBCore and ESX store characters, jobs, and inventories in MySQL/MariaDB, which you install on the same VPS. Full root means you set up MariaDB and txAdmin exactly as the framework expects.
How many players can a FiveM server hold?
FiveM supports large slot counts (commonly 32, 48, 64, and up to 128+), but the practical limit depends on your single-thread CPU headroom and how heavy your resources are. Size your VPS to your framework and resource load.
Your RP city, on a server that's all yours.
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