Simple street drug selling to wandering NPCs with police alerts and dynamic pricing — ox_lib based
Not every drug operation needs a full production empire. Sometimes you just want a corner to work, a product to move and a cop who might roll up at the wrong moment. Sell Drugs to NPCs is that clean, focused loop — walk up to a wandering local, make the pitch and pocket the cash, all with the street-level risk that makes dealing feel real.
How you sell drugs
- Approach any eligible NPC on the street and start a sale through a simple ox_lib interaction.
- Deals succeed, fail or turn sour based on configurable odds — not every local is a buyer.
- Dynamic pricing rewards moving product in the right places at the right times.
- Requires the drug item, tying the loop into your inventory and supply chain.
- Cooldowns keep dealers walking the block instead of farming one pedestrian.
Risk that keeps it honest
- A configurable police-alert chance means every sale is a small gamble.
- Nervous buyers can refuse or walk, adding believable friction to the hustle.
- Low per-sale payouts with volume potential keep street dealing appropriately petty.
- Selling in the open exposes dealers to robbery and rivals, not just police.
- Perfect first rung on a criminal career ladder before the labs and heists.
Simple, open and light
- Built on ox_lib and otherwise standalone — ESX, QBCore, Qbox all run it identically.
- Configurable drugs, prices, odds and alert chances in open files.
- Drops in alongside any drug-production script to complete the sell side.
- Lightweight logic that only runs during a sale.
A dedicated selling loop is the missing half of many drug setups: plenty of scripts let players make product but leave moving it as an afterthought. This one makes the street the stage, which is exactly where drug roleplay is at its most tense and social.
Pair it with a production system like our Advanced Drugs System, and browse the rest of our drugs scripts to build the full trade.
