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Free FiveM Scripts on Tebex
A running list of free FiveM scripts you can install right now, covering QBCore, ESX, Qbox, and standalone builds. Grab HUDs, inventories, jobs, and utility resources without a card on file, and test ideas properly before you commit to paid releases.
Every FiveM server owner has the same problem on day one: the list of scripts you want costs more than the community you don't have yet. This page collects free QBCore, ESX, and Qbox resources so you can build the first version of your server without touching a credit card. HUDs, inventories, small jobs, admin utilities, and enough gameplay hooks to open the doors.
Free does not mean broken. Plenty of released scripts here are stable, actively maintained, and used on live servers with hundreds of players. Others are proof-of-concept work from creators who release their smaller ideas openly and reserve escrow builds for the bigger stuff. Both are worth having in a folder you can test from.
This is also the cheapest way to work out what your server actually needs. Install a free HUD, a free inventory shim, a free job, and see how your community reacts before spending on the paid equivalents. If a free version already does the job, keep it. If it does not, you have a much clearer brief for the paid alternative you eventually buy.
What to look for in free FiveM scripts
- Framework match: check the readme for QBCore, ESX, Qbox, or standalone before installing. Wrong framework wastes an hour on config that will never load.
- Dependency list: many free scripts assume ox_lib, ox_target, or ox_inventory. If you are still on qb-target, some resources need a small patch or a bridge to load cleanly.
- Version tag: FiveM breaks scripts every few artifact updates. Prefer resources updated in the last year, and read the CFX thread for reports on the current recommended artifact.
- Config depth: free does not have to mean rigid. Look for a config.lua that exposes locations, item names, and money amounts. A free script with a good config often outperforms a paid one built around one server's setup.
- Resmon cost: idle resmon under 0.05 ms is fine for background scripts, HUDs should sit well under 0.10 ms while visible. If the readme does not list numbers, spin it up in a private server and measure before you ship it live.
- License and open source status: most free work here is MIT or similar. That matters if you plan to fork it or bundle it into a public modpack.
Compatibility & installation
Every free script on this page lists the framework it targets: QBCore, ESX, Qbox, or standalone. Copy the resource into your resources folder, add ensure <name> to server.cfg, and restart. If it depends on ox_lib or ox_target, install those first, most modern free releases assume they are already on the server.
SQL comes up more than people expect. Jobs, inventories, and clothing systems usually ship an install.sql or a migration folder. Run those before you start the resource, otherwise the first player interaction throws a silent DB error and the script looks broken when it is not. If you are moving from qb-inventory to ox_inventory, check the item names in the free script's config, some still ship with the older qb- item keys and need a rename before things work.
Why grab these from us
We test what we list. Free scripts get pulled from CFX forums, Discord dumps, and creators' own Tebex pages, then dropped into a fresh QBCore and ESX build to check they actually start. If a resource is dead, moved, or now paywalled, it comes off the list. The counter on this page reflects what is live and downloadable right now, not a historic total.
Grabbing free work through Tebex also gives you a real download record. You get email notifications when a creator pushes an update, and the same account carries over if you later buy the paid version of the same script. For server owners running more than one project, that is worth the two minutes it takes to check out a free resource properly instead of ripping a zip off a forum post.
Frequently asked questions
Are these free scripts actually free?
Yes. Every script on this page is listed as free on the creator's Tebex, so checkout costs nothing. You still have to add it to a Tebex account so you can download it, but there is no card charge and no trial that flips to paid.
Do free FiveM scripts get updates?
Some do, some do not. Established creators use free releases as a shop window and keep them patched with new artifact versions. Others are one-off drops. Check the last-updated date on the resource page and the CFX forum thread before you commit a busy server to any single script.
Which framework do these work with?
You will find QBCore, ESX, Qbox, and a handful of standalone scripts on this page. Each product page states its framework directly, so filter by what your server runs. Standalone scripts are usually the easiest since they do not need a framework at all.
Do I need ox_lib or ox_inventory for most of these?
A growing number of new free releases assume ox_lib and ox_target are installed, and inventory scripts often expect ox_inventory. If you are on stock qb-inventory or qb-target, install ox_lib alongside and check each script's readme for a compatibility note before enabling it.
Can I edit a free script for my server?
In most cases yes. Free scripts on this page are open source, usually MIT or similar, so you can change the config, rewrite functions, and re-brand the strings. Check the license file inside the resource before you republish anything under your own name.
How do I install a free Tebex script?
Download the resource zip from your Tebex account, unzip it into your server's resources folder, add ensure <resource-name> to server.cfg, and restart. If the script ships an install.sql file, run it against your database first, otherwise player data will fail to write.
Should I use free scripts on a live public server?
For utility work, HUDs, and small jobs, yes. Just measure resmon and make sure nothing is left open in shared exports. For core systems like inventory or banking, a paid and actively supported script is usually the safer choice once your player count grows.