Rainmad ATM Robbery 4: A Starter Kit for a New Server

Rainmad ATM Robbery 4 in 1 is a sensible first script for a new FiveM roleplay server. Its title points to ATM robbery, with four versions bundled into one script, which makes it a compact starting point for the economy.

This guide treats the twelve Rainmad releases on FiveM Shops as a starter kit. The cover script comes first, and the rest are grouped by how they fit a new city. Rainmad ATM Robbery 4 sits at the start of the plan, with the heists, jobs and tools added once the core loop is running.

Building a Starter Kit Around Rainmad ATM Robbery 4

Rainmad ATM Robbery - 4 in 1

Rainmad ATM Robbery - 4 in 1 sits in the Banking & Economy Scripts category. Rainmad built it to a production standard, and the description says it is ready to run straight after install. The title bundles four versions into one script, so you can add ATM crime to a city with a single install.

Best for: the first economy script on a new server.

Rainmad Bounty Board

Rainmad Bounty Board is a script from Rainmad in the general Scripts category. As its title suggests, it centers on bounties, which gives a crime or law roleplay server a reason for players to hunt and be hunted. The description confirms it ships packaged and is ready to run once streamed.

Best for: servers that want a bounty loop between criminals and law enforcement.

Rainmad Zombies & Dungeon

Rainmad Zombies & Dungeon is a Scripts release that combines a zombie theme with a dungeon. The description says Rainmad built it to production standard and that it runs straight after install. It works better as an event or side activity than as a core economy script, so add it once the main loop is stable.

Best for: event nights and side activities that offer something different.

Rainmad Throw Everything

Rainmad Throw Everything is another general Scripts release from Rainmad. The title is the only detail the listing gives about its function, so check the product page for the full feature list before you plan a server around it. The description notes production quality and packaged files, like the rest of the kit.

Best for: a general extra activity that adds variety to a server.

Rainmad Illegal Corners: Selling Goods

Rainmad Illegal Corners: Selling Goods covers street selling on corners, which places it in the same family as the robbery and heist scripts. The description says it is built to production standard and ready to run as soon as the resource starts. It suits servers that want street-level crime with a clear place for players to meet.

Best for: a street-level crime loop with set corners for sellers.

Rainmad Fleeca Heist Final

Rainmad Fleeca Heist Final is a Heist & Robbery Scripts release built around the Fleeca bank. The description says it was made to production standard and ships with packaged files tested in a live environment. It gives a crew a bank target that can anchor a planned heist story.

Best for: a bank heist for crews who plan together.

Rainmad Blackmarkets: Player-Run Contraband Operation

Rainmad Blackmarkets: Player-Run Contraband Operation is a Scripts release centered on a player-run contraband operation. The description says it is ready to run once streamed and that the files are packaged and tested. It suits servers where players build and run their own operations in the shadows.

Best for: player-run economies with contraband trade.

Rainmad Van Heist

Rainmad Van Heist is a Heist & Robbery Scripts release from Rainmad. The description says it ships finished and is ready to run the moment it is streamed. Its title points to a heist built around a van, which makes it a useful companion to the bank job.

Best for: crews that want a mobile heist alongside the bank job.

Rainmad Casino Heist

Rainmad Casino Heist sits in Jobs & Business Scripts, so treat it as a larger set piece rather than a quick robbery. The description says the files are packaged and ready to run as soon as the resource starts. It fits best late in the install order, once the core economy and smaller heists are running.

Best for: a large set-piece heist after the core economy is stable.

Rainmad Portable Car Lifts

Rainmad Portable Car Lifts is a general Scripts release aimed at vehicle work. The description says it was built to be used, with everything packaged and ready to run once the resource starts. For a server with mechanics, it adds a practical tool that fits garage roleplay.

Best for: mechanic roleplay that needs a portable lift.

Rainmad Tools

Rainmad Tools is the most general release in the kit, listed under Scripts. The title gives little detail, so read the product page before planning around it. It fits best as a utility that supports the other scripts in the kit.

Best for: a general utility that supports the rest of the kit.

Rainmad Trade Between Players

Rainmad Trade Between Players is a Scripts release for player-to-player trade. The description says it ships finished and is ready to run the moment it is streamed. It complements the contraband and economy scripts, since players need a way to exchange goods.

Best for: player-to-player trading between roleplay characters.

The table below lists each script with its category and the role it suits, so you can plan the install order at a glance.

Questions About Setting Up the Rainmad Starter Kit

Do these Rainmad scripts work with QBCore?

The listings do not name QBCore or any other framework. Check each product page for compatibility before you install a script on a framework server.

Which Rainmad scripts belong to the heist category?

Rainmad Fleeca Heist Final and Rainmad Van Heist sit under Heist & Robbery Scripts. Rainmad Casino Heist is listed under Jobs & Business Scripts.

Should I add everything at once?

The kit is large, so start with Rainmad ATM Robbery 4 and the other economy scripts, then test them on a quiet night. Add the heists, the jobs and the tools one at a time so problems are easy to trace.

Browse the scripts collection on FiveM Shops to see the full Rainmad range. Begin with Rainmad ATM Robbery 4 in 1, then build outward. Keep a record of what you install and when, so each addition stays easy to test.