Premium ESX and ESX Legacy scripts for FiveM servers. Fully compatible with ESX framework.
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ESX has been running large roleplay servers for longer than any other FiveM framework, and that maturity is the point. Its society and job model is battle-tested at player counts that break newer cores, and the ecosystem around it is deep enough that almost any mechanic you want already has a well-worn pattern.
The scripts here target ESX Legacy first, which is the branch under active maintenance, with ESX 1.2 compatibility noted per listing where the author supports it. Society accounts, job grades and the xPlayer object are used as ESX intends rather than being shadowed by a private state table.
Coverage spans the full economy: banking and society funds, jobs from police through mechanic to courier, inventory, garages, phones, businesses and the crime loops that give an established server its identity.
Business and department funds move through ESX society accounts, so money is auditable instead of being invented inside one resource.
Permissions read ESX job grades rather than hardcoding rank names, so your own rank structure works without editing script logic.
Player state is read and written through the framework object, which is what keeps balances and inventory consistent across relogs.
Built against ESX Legacy since that is the maintained branch, with 1.2 compatibility stated per listing rather than assumed.
The same download covers the other major frameworks, so an ESX server that migrates later keeps its library.
ESX servers tend to run large. Resources are profiled under load because that is where society and inventory contention actually shows up.
Familiar ESX pattern: resource into resources, import the SQL, add the ensure line after es_extended, configure. Scripts that create a society need their society registered too, which the included SQL handles — skipping it is why a business script sometimes installs cleanly but cannot hold money.
If you are on ESX 1.2 rather than Legacy, check the compatibility note on the listing before installing. The two branches differ in enough exports that a Legacy-only resource will throw on 1.2, and the listing tells you which is supported instead of leaving you to find out at runtime.
Legacy is the primary target because it is the maintained branch. Listings that also support 1.2 say so explicitly — the export differences between branches are large enough that a Legacy-only resource will error on 1.2.
Through ESX society accounts, so department and business money is auditable and consistent with the rest of your economy rather than tracked privately inside one script.
Yes. Permissions read ESX job grades rather than hardcoded rank names, so your own rank structure works without anyone editing script logic.
QBCore and Qbox bridges are in the same download, so migrating framework does not mean rebuying your library. Data migration is separate work, but the scripts come with you.
Almost always an unregistered society. The included SQL creates it; if that step was skipped the resource loads fine but has no account to draw against.
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