Electus Scripts for FiveM

Electus keeps four resources on the shelf, and the mix says a lot about where the studio spends its time: staff tooling, gang structure, a side loop with pets, and a free release to prove the code style before you pay. Every product ships for QBCore, ESX and Qbox from the same package, so an owner does not have to commit to a framework before adopting the lineup.

The common thread is control. The admin menu pulls staff work out of chat command spam and into a browser panel. The gang script gives crews ranks and territory instead of just a shared name tag. The pet system has levels and breeding, which is the kind of long-tail loop players actually log back in for. Even the free bodyguard script has a real job: it gives protection-detail RP a proper hook so it stops living in DMs and Discord tickets.

Signature work and style

Electus Browser Admin Menu is the anchor product. A browser UI matters when your staff are trying to resolve a scene without pausing the roleplay to dig through F1 submenus, and that idea of a real interface over slash commands sets the tone for the rest of the catalog.

Electus Gangs Territory System is the roleplay backbone. Territory is the piece most gang scripts skip, so if your server runs turf beefs, initiation storylines and organised crime arcs, this is the resource that gives those beats a shape. Because it ships for QBCore, ESX and Qbox from the same package, a hybrid staff team can keep one gang system across the whole build instead of maintaining two forks.

Electus Pets Leveling & Breeding System is the outlier of the four, and probably the most fun to run on a busy server. Levels give pets a progression curve, and breeding gives players a reason to come back to the system instead of adopting once and forgetting. It slots next to hunting, farming or any economy loop where players already spend time offroad.

Free Electus Bodyguards rounds out the shelf. It is a low-risk way to sample the studio's code style before spending on Gangs or the admin menu, and it fills a genuine gap on high-crime servers where wealthy or hunted characters want a paid protection detail on shift.

Compatibility & installation

Every Electus release supports QBCore, ESX and Qbox out of the box. That matters most for owners running a hybrid stack, or anyone still weighing a migration: you can buy in now without worrying that a future framework switch bricks your gang system or your admin panel.

Installation follows the standard FiveM flow. Drop the resource into your resources folder, ensure it in server.cfg, then open the config and align the script with your economy, jobs and permission groups. Gangs and Pets have the widest config surface of the four, so budget a proper first-run session for those before you push to production. The bodyguard script is closer to a drop-in. If a release ships as escrow protected, only the config and any documented open files will be editable, which is normal for paid FiveM resources.

For anything that touches persistent data, gang membership, ranks, pet ownership and lineage, run the included SQL against your MySQL instance before the first boot. After that initial pass, day-to-day tuning lives in the config file rather than the code.

Why buy Electus scripts here

Buying Electus through FiveM Mods Market keeps your gang script, your admin menu, your pets system and your free bodyguard resource on the same account as the rest of your server build. Updates are easier to track when everything sits in one library, and stacking purchases in one place beats juggling four separate Tebex logins at renewal time.

The catalog is small on purpose. Four products means each one is doing real work on a live server rather than padding a store page, and it means the studio is not stretched thin maintaining a dozen half-finished releases. For a QBCore, ESX or Qbox server that leans on gang RP, staff tooling or long-tail side content like pets, Electus is a studio worth shortlisting.