CFX Marketplace: Cfx.re's New Official Store for FiveM and RedM Content

In January 2026, Cfx.re officially launched the CFX Marketplace — a curated digital storefront built specifically for the FiveM and RedM communities. The platform gives creators a centralized place to sell their work and gives server owners a trusted source for scripts, props, maps, and more. It marks a significant shift away from scattered forum threads and third-party storefronts toward an integrated, first-party solution.

What Is the CFX Marketplace?

The CFX Marketplace is an official storefront operated by Cfx.re, the team behind FiveM and RedM. It serves as a single destination where community members can browse, purchase, and download digital content for their servers. Unlike previous methods of discovery — primarily the Cfx.re forums and external platforms — the Marketplace offers a structured, searchable catalog with verified listings and creator profiles.

The goal is straightforward: make it easier for server owners to find quality resources while giving creators a reliable channel to distribute and monetize their work.

What's Available on the Marketplace?

At launch, the CFX Marketplace supports a range of content categories relevant to both FiveM and RedM server development:

• Scripts — Gameplay mechanics, UI systems, admin tools, and other Lua or JavaScript resources.
• Props and Assets — 3D models, vehicles, clothing, and other visual assets ready for integration.
• Maps — Custom interiors, world modifications, and full map builds.
• Other Resources — Additional content types such as sound packs, configurations, and templates.

All listings go through a review process before appearing on the storefront, which helps maintain a baseline level of quality and reduces the risk of malicious or broken resources.

How It Works for Creators

The Marketplace launched in phases, beginning with a select group of partner creators who were onboarded during the initial rollout. This phased approach allowed Cfx.re to refine the platform before opening it to a wider audience.

Creators who were not part of the initial partner group can register their interest through a support form on the Cfx.re website. As the platform scales, additional creators will be invited to join and list their content.

What It Means for Server Owners

For server owners, the Marketplace solves a long-standing problem: finding trustworthy resources without digging through forum posts or relying on word-of-mouth recommendations. The centralized platform offers better organization, search functionality, and a layer of trust that comes from being operated by Cfx.re directly.

Key benefits for server owners include:

• A curated catalog with reviewed listings, reducing the risk of low-quality or harmful resources.
• Easier discovery through categories, tags, and search — no more scrolling through hundreds of forum threads.
• A single trusted platform backed by the same team that develops FiveM and RedM.

How It Compares to Existing Options

Before the CFX Marketplace, most creators sold their work through Tebex storefronts, the Cfx.re forums, or other third-party platforms like GitHub and Discord. Each of these has drawbacks — Tebex stores are isolated and hard to discover, forum posts get buried over time, and third-party channels lack any formal review process.

The CFX Marketplace doesn't necessarily replace these options entirely, but it provides a first-party alternative with built-in visibility and credibility. Creators who list on the Marketplace benefit from the traffic and trust that comes with an official Cfx.re product, while server owners get a more streamlined shopping experience compared to piecing together resources from multiple sources.