Configurable in-world stores where players buy and sell items with a clean shop UI
The item shop system turns any location on your map into a working store where players browse, buy, and sell goods through a clean, modern menu. Each shop is fully configurable, so a 24/7, a hardware store, and a black-market stall can all run from the same lightweight resource.
Prices, stock lists, and payment methods are defined per shop, giving you tight control over the economy. Whether players pay in cash or from their bank, every purchase is validated on the server to keep exploits out.
Build any item shop you can imagine
Flexibility is the point. Point the config at coordinates, choose a marker or ped, list the items, and you have a new storefront ready for business in minutes, no scripting required.
- Unlimited shops with individual item lists
- Per-item buy and sell prices you control
- Cash or bank payment with server-side checks
- Optional peds, blips, and markers per location
- Job or license gating for restricted stores
Clean UI and dependable performance
The shop menu is designed to be quick to read and quick to use, opening on interaction and closing cleanly when players walk away. The resource idles at near-zero cost until someone actually opens a store, keeping your server budget healthy.
- Modern, themeable shop interface
- Search and category sorting for large stocks
- Optional stock limits and restock timers
- Notifications for successful and failed buys
- Fully translatable text and currency labels
Shops are the heartbeat of a roleplay economy, giving players reliable places to spend and earn. A dependable, good-looking store system keeps that loop satisfying.
With straightforward setup and solid performance, this gives owners the building blocks to populate their city with believable, functional commerce.
Explore more economy tools in our inventory and crafting scripts collection, or browse every release in our FiveM scripts library.
It also slots naturally into the loops your players already enjoy, giving staff and regulars one more reason to keep coming back, and because it is open-source you can adjust, rename and balance it to match exactly how your own server likes to run.
