This NPC sell script lets players offload items to wandering NPCs across your map, giving your FiveM economy a flexible, immersive way to turn goods into cash. Players approach a vendor, choose how much to sell, and complete the deal with animations and progress rather than a single instant click.
Highly configurable, the resource supports different NPCs with unique item lists and prices, optional police alerts, and a choice between clean or dirty money per item. It is easy to set up and easy to expand, fitting any economy from legal trade to back-alley deals.
What this NPC sell script provides
The selling loop is built to feel deliberate and rewarding rather than spammy:
- Sell predefined items to NPCs placed anywhere on the map
- Adjustable quantities so players choose how much to move at once
- Per-item pricing with clean or dirty money payouts
- Cooldowns that prevent farming the same NPC repeatedly
- Optional police alerts when selling illicit goods
Flexible and simple to configure
Everything a server owner needs to shape the economy lives in the config:
- Item images shown in a clean, readable sell menu
- Selling animations for immersion and believable pacing
- Uses ox_target and ox_lib for smooth interactions
- Lightweight, optimized code with minimal overhead
- Clear documentation for a fast, painless install
A living economy needs sinks and sources, and NPC vendors are one of the most reliable ways to give player-gathered goods real value. Whether your community farms, crafts, or steals, this script gives them a dependable place to cash out their haul.
Because each NPC can carry its own catalog and risk level, you can scatter safe traders and dangerous fences across the map to reward exploration, smart routing, and knowledge of where the best prices hide.
Strengthen your server's economy and browse more of our FiveM scripts, or explore related inventory and crafting scripts to complete your trade loop.
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.
