Enhance Your Communities' Roleplay
Welcome to FiveNet!
A full suite of features to take your communities roleplay to the next level, all in one "Net", FiveNet.
What is FiveNet?
FiveNet is an open source project with several features to enhances your communities roleplay. From searching the state's citizen and vehicles database, filling documents for police investigations, court, and livemap of your colleagues and dispatches. A plugin especially for FiveM servers is available that enalbes the in-game tablet.
Ready to be used In-Game
Ready to be used In-Game
FiveNet plugins are available for FiveM servers at the moment. Using a FiveNet Cloud instance is the fastest way to get you started with the in-game tablet.
- Your FiveNet Cloud instance will be ready in a few seconds.
- Each FiveNet Cloud instance will be securely reachable via HTTPS and its own subdomain.
- The plugin code is easily extendable by your developers to integrate with your servers framework and plugins (e.g., fines, location tracking).
FiveNet in Numbers
Stats collected across the FiveNet instances run by the FiveNet Cloud team.
Users registered
Documents created
Dispatches sent
Citizen files maintained
Citizen activity logged
Service time tracked
477,810 years
Frequently asked questions
Below, you'll find answers to some of the most common questions about FiveNet.
FiveNet is a comprehensive suite of applications designed to enhance roleplay on FiveM servers. It provides tools for, e.g., your police department to search citizens and vehicles, dispatch center system to handle emergencies, documents and many more features.
FiveNet is perfect for FiveM roleplay servers looking to create a thriving roleplay environment.
Yes, FiveNet is an open source project licensed under the Apache 2.0 license meaning anyone can use and run FiveNet as they want.
No, FiveNet is an open source project licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.
The plugin part of FiveNet is compatible with the latest version of FiveM and offers compatibility with ESX and QBCore frameworks via the config.
You can follow the getting started guide in the documentation to self host FiveNet, or sign up for the FiveNet Cloud offering. With the FiveNet Cloud offering, we'll host your FiveNet server and keep it up-to-date with the latest features and bug fixes as they are released.
If you want to self host FiveNet, you need to have basic Linux and Docker experience to be able to run FiveNet smoothly. In case of the FiveNet Cloud offering we'll take of everything and you just need to integrate the FiveNet plugin code with your server's plugins.
We offer the documentation with step-by-step guides for the community, and Discord chat based support for FiveNet Cloud users.