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ViceHub is an independent, community-ranked discovery hub for the FiveM and GTA V roleplay ecosystem. It helps server owners and players find the scripts worth installing, the servers worth joining, and the creators worth trusting — ranked by real community signal and measured data, not by who paid.
FiveM already has a server browser, and creators already have Tebex. Both answer a narrow question. The in-game browser tells you who is playing right now— and the moment you close it, that number is gone. Nobody, including Cfx.re, publishes what a server's population looked like last Tuesday evening. Tebex answers something else entirely: it is a checkout for creators' stores. It knows nothing about servers, and it has no opinion on whether a script is any good.
ViceHub is not a mirror of the live list. It records. Every five minutes it polls the official Cfx.re master list and writes down what every public FiveM server is actually doing. The last seven days are kept at full five-minute resolution — that is the population chart you see on a server page — and each day is then compressed into a permanent record of that server's average and peak players, which is never deleted.
That history is the thing you cannot get anywhere else, and it answers the questions that actually matter before you commit a weekend or a server budget:
Population history cannot be reconstructed after the fact — a day nobody recorded is a day gone forever. That is the whole reason the crawler runs, and it is why ViceHub keeps every observation instead of throwing it away when the next poll lands.
Nothing on ViceHub is scraped from a competitor or bought from a data broker. There are exactly three sources:
The crawl cadence, the ranking formula, the approval queue, and how vote abuse is handled are all written up in detail on the methodology page. What ViceHub does with your data — and who the named data controller is — is in the privacy policy.
Rankings come from community votes, editable star ratings, and moderated reviews — never paid placement. Nobody can buy a higher position, a faster approval, or a place on the front page. Scripts and creator shops are reviewed by a moderator before they go public, so what you browse has cleared human review, and an edited listing goes back into the queue rather than quietly changing under you. Server listings are ranked on what they measurably are, not on what their marketing says. We cover the whole FiveM framework landscape — ESX, QBCore, Qbox, and standalone.
ViceHub's guides are researched and drafted with AI assistance and then edited by a named human before publication, and every article says so on its own page rather than hiding it. Every statistic in a guide comes from the server data described above, so you can check it against the server page it came from. Nothing publishes itself, and corrections are made in place. The full policy — including how to report an error, and a candid account of the automated news pipeline that was retired in July 2026 — is on the editorial policy page.
ViceHub is built and operated by Boris K., an independent sole trader in Bulgaria. He runs the crawler behind the server data, writes the guides, and answers the mail — there is no faceless team here, and there is no venture money. The site is funded by advertising and by ViceHub's own AI ticket-support product, which is why ranking is kept strictly separate from anything anyone can pay for.
Corrections, takedowns, privacy requests, and press enquiries all go to admin@vicehub.info, a monitored inbox. The contact page says what to expect and how quickly.
Listing is free, and it always will be. Creators can submit a script after setting up a shop, and every FiveM server on the Cfx.re network already has a ViceHub page — with its real player history — that owners and players can vote on and review. If something on your page is wrong, email us and it gets fixed.
ViceHub is an independent project and is not affiliated with Cfx.re, Rockstar Games, or Take-Two Interactive. FiveM and Grand Theft Auto are trademarks of their respective owners.