Vehicle Dealerships Creator
Let players buy the whole dealership, not just the cars
Jaksam is a FiveM creator whose whole catalog is built around one idea: give server owners a builder, not a fixed script. Everything on offer runs on QBCore, Qbox, or ESX, and covers the parts of a server that owners usually end up rewriting themselves. Drugs, jobs, vehicle dealerships and door locks all come as configurable systems rather than one_shot content.
Let players buy the whole dealership, not just the cars
Build custom jobs, ranks and markers without stacking twenty scripts
Group doors into buildings and edit their rules in bulk
Runs the whole drug economy from field to auction house
Jaksam's catalog is four resources, and every one of them is a builder instead of a fixed script. Rather than ship a weed grow with three set steps and a set price, Drugs Creator hands you the tools to define weed, coke, or a fictional lore drug with its own ingredients, process, timings and sale points. Jobs, dealerships and doors follow the same pattern.
Four products cover most of the systems a roleplay server rewrites in its first year. Drugs Creator handles narcotics from grow to street sale. Jobs Creator sets up whitelisted, salaried, or freelance jobs. Vehicle Dealerships Creator runs dealer locations and stock. Doors & Buildings Creator, which is free, replaces the pile of separate door lock configs most servers accumulate.
The signature is the "creator" pattern. Where most authors publish a single drug script hardcoded to weed and coke, Jaksam publishes a system that lets you invent new drugs. Where the usual job pack ships mechanic, taxi and courier as fixed roles, Jaksam's job builder outputs jobs your framework already understands.
Drugs Creator by Jaksam covers the full narcotics loop. You configure each drug, its ingredients, its process, its pricing and where it can be sold. Servers use it to launch original drugs that fit their lore instead of running the same weed and coke setup every other city ships with.
Jobs Creator by Jaksam is a job factory. Instead of paying for a fresh script every time the roleplay staff want a new job on the map, you build them from parts: uniforms, vehicles, duties, payouts, ranks. Everything slots into the framework's job list so paychecks and permissions keep flowing through the tools admins already use.
Vehicle Dealerships Creator lets you place dealer showrooms around the map, stock them with vehicles, and set who can buy what. Test drives, purchases and delivery run through one menu, which cuts down on the tangle of separate car sale scripts most servers stack together.
Free Doors & Buildings Creator is the door lock the paid catalog pairs with. It replaces the usual sprawl of tiny door configs with one resource that owners can point at any door on the map and lock, restrict by permission, or gate by key item. The price is zero, which makes it a fair sample of how Jaksam structures the paid work.
The shared thread is that a server owner with no Lua background can add real content. If someone on the team can edit a config file, they can ship features. That is rare in a scene where new content normally means either a fresh Tebex purchase or a late night in Lua.
Every resource on this page supports QBCore, Qbox and ESX. Jaksam ships one build that detects the framework rather than making you juggle separate branches. That matters when a server migrates from ESX to Qbox mid-project and wants existing drugs, jobs and dealers to keep working across the switch.
Install follows the standard FiveM pattern:
resources/[jaksam] folder, or wherever your load structure keeps third-party scripts.server.cfg with ensure in the correct load order, after your framework and after any dependency the readme lists.Read the bundled documentation for exact dependency versions. Jaksam updates for framework changes, so keep an eye on the update notes on the product page each time you pull a new build.
Buying Jaksam through this store keeps everything in one library. Your keys, invoices and update history sit next to every other script you own, which makes handing a server over to a new admin cleaner. You get the exact release the creator ships, at the price the creator sets, without chasing update links through Discord DMs. If the free Doors & Buildings Creator convinces you the style fits your server, the paid Drugs, Jobs and Dealerships releases are one search away on the same account.
Jaksam builds "creator" style systems, resources that let a server owner define their own content instead of shipping fixed content. The current catalog covers drugs, jobs, vehicle dealerships and door locks. Each product acts as a toolkit for that system rather than a one_off script.
All Jaksam scripts on this page support QBCore, Qbox and ESX. One build detects your framework rather than making you pick a branch. That helps if you migrate between frameworks partway through a server's life.
No Lua skill is needed to add new drugs, jobs, dealers or doors. You edit config or use the shipped creator interface. Deeper work, like unique animations or a bespoke UI, still benefits from a developer on the team.
Yes, Doors Creator is offered free. It handles map wide door locks and pairs with the paid Jaksam scripts, so it is a low risk way to try the author's style before buying Drugs, Jobs or Dealerships Creator.
Yes, they are separate resources built around the same style. Servers commonly run all four together so a dealer job, a drug run and a locked stash house share the same author's conventions and update rhythm.
Updates are delivered through your store library. When Jaksam ships a new build for a framework change or feature, it appears against your existing purchase at no extra cost. Watch the product update notes when QBCore or Qbox pushes a breaking change so you know when to redeploy.
Each product page carries the readme details and current dependency versions. Escrow status, inventory bridges and any framework specific notes live there. Check the individual listing before purchase so the install matches what your server already runs.