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Pressure, rivalry, and consequences — not a money printer.

Crime resources, in short

Crime resources should create pressure and rivalry, not inflation. A drug script that prints money faster than your economy can absorb it doesn't make your server exciting — it makes every other system on it meaningless within a month.

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Heatline key art — a magenta market curve spiking up through an abstract dark city grid
vf_drugsIn Active Development

Heatline

A crime economy that creates heat, not inflation.

Three reference supply chains you can fully reconfigure, timed processing with bust risk, live supply-and-demand street pricing with floors and ceilings, and configurable money sinks with daily caps. Position and timing are validated on the server, and cash can flow through the MoneyTrail ledger when both are installed. For owners who want crime to raise tension citywide without printing currency. Qbox, QBCore, and ESX Legacy through ForgeCore. Escrowed core; config, locales, and exports open. In build; no runtime proof published — pending Shadow bench.

  • resmon [measured-pending]
  • escrowed core · open config
Planned · $34.99View →

In the build queue

These are specified and in development. They carry planned prices and no purchase path, because selling you something that doesn't exist yet isn't a business model we want. Prices are targets until the studio lock; performance publishes after measurement, never before.

TurfLedger Gangs & Territory poster — a crew overlooking the city beside a red-zoned turf map
vf_gangsIn Active Development

TurfLedger

Gang legacy with an audit trail instead of a ticket queue.

Gang identity and rank permissions, a presence-and-dwell territory claim state machine, reputation, and an audited treasury through the ForgeCore society bridge, with a Heatline tie-in hook. Turf history is a record, so "they took our block" is answered by the log, not by staff. For owners who want rivalry to last seasons without a moderation burden. Designed for Qbox, QBCore, and ESX Legacy through ForgeCore. Escrow split publishes at release. Spec in studio review; no runtime proof published — pending Shadow bench.

  • resmon [measured-pending]
  • spec — in studio review
  • escrow manifest — at release
Planned · $27.99Preview →

Before you buy anything in this category

How to Stress-Test a FiveM Economy Script Before Launch

7 min

The race test, the crash test, and the reconciliation habit — a concrete method for proving a FiveM economy script won't dupe or drift, with our published results.

FiveM Server Security: Why Every Net Event Must Be Validated

8 min

How FiveM exploits actually work, the four validations every net event needs, and how to audit a script's security before it wipes your economy.