Free Pickles Prisons Jail with Breakouts
One free jail script that runs multiple prisons on the same map
Pickle Mods focuses on job scripts and gameplay systems that slot into an existing server without ripping out core resources. The 13 resources here cover ESX, QBCore and Qbox, with configs written for people who actually tweak their server after install rather than accept defaults. A few of the most popular releases, like Pickle's Prisons and the Surgery System, are free and open source.
One free jail script that runs multiple prisons on the same map
Players build, staff and trade real businesses in-game
Free in-game TVs that play YouTube, Twitch and any web page
Drop a crafting table anywhere and level each skill separately
Players buy Tebex packages in game with a five second checkout
Doctors run five hands-on surgeries with real training mode
Spin up entire departments from a computer terminal, no config edits
Players run their own dealerships and sell cars on pinkslips
In-game licenses and IDs with real player photos
Crews split the reward by damage dealt to each fire
Synced hunting zones with chance-based hides and meat
Skip a parole meeting and the bounty hunters come for you
Keno, Moneyball and three scratch-offs sold at every lottery station
Pickle Mods writes the kind of scripts that fill the gaps between your framework and a running roleplay server. If your economy already has jobs, drugs and cars but the police can't fine anyone properly, the medical loop ends at hospital respawn, or your prisoners just wait out a timer in a cell, this is the catalog to pull from.
The 13 resources here are standalone systems, not one giant framework replacement. You install the Documents and Identification System when you want NPCs to check IDs and licenses. You bolt Pickle's Advanced Crafting on when you're tired of hardcoding recipes into inventory scripts. You drop in the Firefighter Job when the fire department is stood around AFK. Each script is scoped to one loop and doesn't try to eat your whole server.
The signature Pickle release is a job or system with more than one loop inside it. The Firefighter Job spawns dynamic fires around the map instead of only scripted callouts, so the crew has something to do without waiting on dispatch. Pickle's Police Job ships with an in-game creator, so a lead admin can build fines, evidence types and routines from a menu instead of editing shared.lua at 2am.
The utility scripts follow the same rule. The Documents and Identification System handles IDs, driver's licenses and business permits together, not just one form. The Bail, Parole and Bounty Hunter Job stacks three overlapping roles into one resource, so a player can post bail, be released on parole, or take a bounty contract without three separate scripts fighting each other. The Dealership gives players an ownable dealership with commission, showroom slots and stock control rather than a static buy-here ped.
Free releases sit next to the paid catalog and get real use. Pickle's Prisons runs a full jail loop with cell assignment, prison jobs and yard time. The Surgery System splits medical into player and training surgeries, so med school RP has something to actually train on. There's also a free in-game Tebex donation store, a Television Script for placeable TVs, a hunting activity, and a Lottery System. These aren't stripped teasers, they're finished scripts released free.
Because the resources are single-purpose, they mix cleanly with whatever you already run. The Police Job replaces your framework's default cop script and leaves everything else alone. The Documents system layers on top of your inventory without touching identity or licenses in the core.
Pickle Mods releases target ESX, QBCore and Qbox, and most of the catalog is available in versions for each. Check the individual product page for the exact list, because a few older scripts predate Qbox and a few newer ones started as Qbox-first builds.
Installation is a normal drag into resources, an ensure line in server.cfg and a config file to open. There's no framework layer to install first and no proprietary bootloader. Configs are commented, keys are named for what they do, and defaults are usable enough to test with before you rewrite them. The paid scripts are escrow protected on Tebex, the free ones ship open source, and both go through the same support Discord.
Dependencies match what most servers already run. Expect ox_lib and ox_target on newer releases, and MySQL on scripts that persist state like the Dealership, Documents system and Prisons.
You get the same files as on Pickle's own store, so features, updates and support are identical. Buying through this catalog puts every Pickle release next to alternatives from other creators, so you can compare the Firefighter Job against other fire scripts, or the Dealership against other player-owned car sales, without hunting across three stores. The free releases are listed alongside the paid ones instead of hidden behind a signup, so you can grab Pickle's Prisons or the Surgery System while you're deciding which paid job to try first. Post-purchase, updates land through the same Tebex delivery flow you already use for the rest of your server.
ESX, QBCore and Qbox. Most of the 13 resources ship in versions for all three. A few older scripts predate Qbox and stay ESX and QBCore only, and a few newer ones started as Qbox-first, so check each product page for the exact list.
The paid resources are escrow protected through Tebex, which is standard for FiveM. The free releases like Pickle's Prisons, the Surgery System, the in-game Tebex store and the Television Script ship open source so you can edit them freely.
No. The free releases are finished scripts. Pickle's Prisons runs a full jail loop with cell assignment and prison work, the Surgery System handles both player and training surgeries, and the free TV Script is a working placeable TV. They're released free, not sampled.
Single-purpose scripts with real depth in one loop. The Firefighter Job spawns dynamic fires so the crew has work without dispatch, the Police Job ships with an in-game creator for fines and routines, and the Dealership gives players an ownable business with commission and showroom slots.
Newer Pickle releases lean on ox_lib and ox_target, which most modern servers already run. Older scripts don't always require them. Each product page lists the exact dependencies alongside framework compatibility.
Yes, they're built as standalone resources. The Documents system, Advanced Crafting, Police Job, Firefighter Job and Dealership don't overlap or fight each other, so you can stack them without patching your framework core.
You get the same file, same Tebex update delivery and same support channel as buying direct. Paid Pickle scripts receive free updates through your Tebex account, and both paid and free resources are supported through the Pickle Mods Discord.