Build your city like a stack, not a pile of scripts.
Vice Drip stacks group resources by the stories they create — economy, justice, crime, city life, and events. One stack is buyable today. The rest are roadmaps, and they say so to your face: component anchors are computed from published prices only, unpriced products are named, and nothing in development takes your money.
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Starter Economy
The first stack every serious city needs.
Start with the systems players touch every session: money, work, and vehicles. The Starter Economy stack is the foundation for earning, storing, spending, and keeping what players build — on a free bridge you can audit before you trust it.
- Bank accounts with receipts
- Civilian jobs that pay without flooding the economy
- Vehicle persistence with title records
- The free, open framework bridge
- Free citywide announcements
The stacks we're building toward
Roadmaps, not SKUs. Each shows what its members would anchor at from published prices today, names what has no price yet, and takes a launch signal instead of money until every part is real.
Justice Stack
1/6 builtFrom incident to evidence to case file.
Servers whose police RP deserves records that survive the scene.
Police RP gets stronger when every part of the story connects. The Justice Stack links cases, evidence custody, EMS context, K9 searches, and aerial recon into one law-and-order record — designed to interoperate, not to be bought as strangers.
$159.95 component anchor from published prices
No stack price until every member is built and the studio pricing lock covers it — a bundle price for unbuilt products would be a guess with a dollar sign on it.
Heatwave
2/5 builtCrime, territory, and money pressure in one stack.
Servers that want a criminal economy with consequences, not a money printer.
Criminal gameplay only works when the economy pushes back. Heatwave connects supply chains, turf control, audited money movement, and the investigation trail that answers it — pressure on both sides of the law.
$177.95 component anchor from published prices
No stack price until every member is built and the studio pricing lock covers it — a bundle price for unbuilt products would be a guess with a dollar sign on it.
MainStreet
1/5 builtTurn city life into an economy players care about.
Servers building the civilian layer — shops, property, and the paper behind both.
Shops, property, realty, banking, and staff visibility belong together. The MainStreet stack turns ordinary city systems into one connected ownership layer where every deal leaves a record.
$199.95 component anchor from published prices
No stack price until every member is built and the studio pricing lock covers it — a bundle price for unbuilt products would be a guess with a dollar sign on it.
Moment Makers
1/4 builtBuild the scenes players clip.
Event teams who want the server moment everyone talks about.
Some products run the city. Others create the moment everyone posts. Moment Makers combines announcements, staged shows, supernatural co-op, and aerial coverage into a stack built for server memory.
$104.97 component anchor from published prices
No stack price until every member is built and the studio pricing lock covers it — a bundle price for unbuilt products would be a guess with a dollar sign on it.
Complete City
6/20 builtThe full Vice Drip city stack.
Owners who want one connected ecosystem instead of a folder of unrelated scripts.
Economy, law, crime, city life, events, and the foundation under all of it — one roadmap rather than twenty strangers. Most of this stack is still in development, and this page says exactly which parts.
$542.84 component anchor from published prices — excludes Sidekick Lite (no price yet)
No stack price until every member is built and the studio pricing lock covers it — a bundle price for unbuilt products would be a guess with a dollar sign on it.
Which stack should you start with?
| If your server is… | Start with | Because | Today |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand new, first 50 players | Starter Economy | Money, jobs and vehicles are what players touch every session — get those provable first. | Buyable |
| Police-RP-first | Justice Stack | Cases, evidence and EMS sharing one record is what makes court RP survivable. | In development |
| Crime-heavy, economy drifting | Heatwave | Supply chains and turf with audited money underneath — pressure, not inflation. | In development |
| Civilian-life-focused | MainStreet | Shops, property and realty as one ownership layer with a paper trail. | In development |
| Event-driven, clip culture | Moment Makers | Broadcasts, shows and supernatural co-op — built for the moment players post. | In development |
Every bundle
Each bundle page shows the component anchor price, what is built, and what is still on the roadmap.
- Starter Bundle$59.99
- Crime Bundlenot yet priced
- Law & Order Bundlenot yet priced
- Complete RP Servernot yet priced
Questions, answered directly
What is a FiveM script bundle stack?
A stack is a set of resources designed to share one record and one framework bridge — money, jobs and vehicles referencing the same ledger, or MDT, evidence and EMS sharing one case file. The point is that the systems tell one story instead of twenty.
Which Vice Drip bundle can I actually buy today?
The Starter Economy stack — MoneyTrail, ShiftWorks and TitleLock Garage at the launch bundle price, with the free ForgeCore bridge and CityPulse announcements alongside. Every other stack contains products still in development and takes a launch signal instead of money.
Why do some stacks have no price?
Because pricing a bundle whose members aren't built would be a guess with a dollar sign on it. Stacks show the component anchor of members with published prices today, name the members that don't have one, and take no payment until every part is real.
Do Vice Drip bundles work on Qbox, QBCore and ESX?
Every Vice Drip resource runs through the ForgeCore bridge — Qbox and ox_lib first-class, with ESX Legacy and QBCore through the same adapter. The bridge is free and fully open, so you can audit the compatibility layer before buying anything that depends on it.
Do I pay twice if I already own a product in a bundle?
No. Items covered by a bundle in the same cart are marked and excluded from the total, and the rule is recomputed server-side — it is machine-checked, not a support promise. A bundle is also never priced above the sum of its members.
Six of seven stacks are still being built. Hear when each lands.
One email per launch, carrying the measured numbers and the escrow manifest. No drip campaigns — we heard it too.
Write to support@vicedrip.com with “Launch signal” in the subject. We reply once to confirm before adding you, then send one email at launch plus occasional release notes. Reply “unsubscribe” any time. How we handle your data.
Launch and planned prices may adjust until the studio pricing lock. A bundle is never priced below any of its members, and owners of a subset receive completion credit at checkout — both rules are machine-checked.