Premium FiveM Heist and Robbery Scripts

Heists are what your regulars log in for. When the Fleeca job feels tight and the Pacific Standard actually needs a crew, players stay. When a robbery is one prop press and a payout, they leave.

This category collects the scripts that give your criminal side something to do on a slow night. Bank jobs in Fleeca and Pacific Standard style. Jewelry store takeovers with hostages and NPC guards. House robberies with lockpicking and fingerprint doors. Store holdups, ATM crackers, contract kidnappings, train jobs, armored truck ambushes, drug lab raids, casino skims.

A good heist script is a small game inside your game. The minigame is the fun part, the loot is the reward, the cop response is the tension. Get all three right and your criminal side has a spine that lasts past week one.

What to look for in a heist script

• A real minigame, not a progress bar: lockpicks, wire cutting, safe dials, thermite grids, hacking puzzles. Skill checks give the scene tension and stop AFK grinding.
• Cop requirement and cooldown config: almost every published heist gates itself behind police count and a per player or per server cooldown. Check both before you install.
• Loot that respects your economy: marked bills, dirty cash, gold bars that need melting, sellable items your existing shops accept. Fixed clean payouts break your inflation curve.
• Alarm and dispatch hooks: look for ps-dispatch, cd_dispatch, qs-dispatch, ox_lib notify, or a documented event you can wire into whatever MDT you run.
• Prop and MLO handling: vault doors, cracked walls, laser grids, roof access. Some scripts include the MLO, most expect a companion one, a few just retexture the vanilla interior.
• Escape logic that actually ends: getaway timers, blip on suspect, bag drops when tackled, chase state that clears when the crew loses eyes.

Compatibility & installation

Most heist scripts in this catalog target ESX, QBCore or Qbox, and newer releases ship with a shared build that runs on all three plus the standalone framework flavours. Modern packs lean on ox_lib for menus and notifications, ox_target or qb-target for interaction, and ox_inventory for stashes, weight and item metadata. If your server still runs qb-menu or the older ESX menu, the product page will say so.

Installation is drag-and-drop into your resources folder, an SQL file if the script adds items or a job, and a config.lua where you set rewards, cooldowns and cop counts. Escrow releases run through the FiveM asset system with Tebex keymaster and stay locked. Open source releases give you the .lua files to edit rewards, add locations, and rewrite the minigame to match your server's difficulty.

Why buy from us

We play on FiveM servers, so we test what we list. Each product page shows the framework compatibility, whether it uses ox_lib, whether it is escrow or open source, and what dependencies you need before install. Resmon numbers are on the page when the creator publishes them, and demo videos are linked when they exist.

Payments run through the standard Tebex flow your players already know, and updates deliver through the same keymaster asset your other paid resources use. If a heist ships with a bug or breaks after a game build, the creator patches through the same channel and your copy updates in place. Support tickets go straight to the creator, and if a listing is misrepresented, we refund.