Free FiveM Pawnshop Script | Boss System | QBCore ESX
In the GFX Pawnshop script, your players can sell items you specify at designated pawnshop locations. • For some items, you can add a sales quantity check, ensuring that players cannot sell the item unless they meet the specified quantity.
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Features & Compatibility
This free FiveM pawnshop script by GFX Development turns any street corner into a player-driven economy hub where loot becomes liquid cash and ownership becomes a career path. It drops a complete sell-anywhere pawnshop loop into your server with zero licensing cost and full QBCore or ESX compatibility. For RP servers chasing deeper economy gameplay without burning the budget, this is the kind of foundation that quietly transforms how players interact with their inventory and with each other.
💰 Why a Free FiveM Pawnshop Script Changes the Economy Loop
Most servers ship with one boring NPC dealer who buys everything at flat rates — and that is exactly what kills player-driven trade. The GFX Pawnshop Script flips that by giving you control over what sells where, how much players must hold before they can offload it, and which of your players actually own the shop behind the counter. Heist crews finally have a believable place to flip stolen goods. Crafters and gatherers get reliable buy points. Entrepreneurs get a real business to chase. The result is an economy that feels alive instead of scripted.
🎬 Script Showcase
Watch the pawnshop menu, the owner-side boss controls, and the per-item sale flow in action — including how the quantity gate and the register management screens behave during a live session.
🛠️ What’s Inside the Pack
Every system below works out of the box and was built so that a single config file shapes the entire economy behavior across all of your pawnshop locations:
- Full compatibility with QBCore and ESX — drop it into either framework with no rewrites
- Configurable sellable item list so you decide exactly which items each pawnshop accepts
- Per-item sales quantity check that prevents players from offloading items unless they meet the threshold you set
- Designated pawnshop locations anywhere on the map, ready to anchor your economy zones
- Complete boss system letting players purchase a pawnshop at a specified location and run it as their own business
- Owner-side menu to edit saleable items, adjusting what their shop will and won’t buy
- Sales statistics dashboard so owners can track revenue and inventory flow
- Cash register access for shop owners to pull profits directly from the business
- Item visibility toggle so owners can hide or show specific entries in the pawnshop menu
- Owner-controlled quantity caps on how many items the shop will accept
⚙️ Requirements & Compatibility
The pawnshop script is intentionally lightweight on dependencies — it slots into the QBCore ESX pawnshop boss system layer of your server without dragging in extras you don’t already run. Whether you’re on a fresh build or a long-running framework install, the only thing you need is a working MySQL handler.
- Framework: QBCore or ESX
- Database driver: oxmysql, ghmattimysql, or mysql-async
❓ Pawnshop Script FAQ
Q: Does this work on both QBCore and ESX servers?
A: Yes. The GFX Pawnshop Script is built for both QBCore and ESX out of the box, so you do not need a separate version depending on your framework choice.
Q: Can players actually own the pawnshop, or is it just an NPC vendor?
A: Players can purchase a pawnshop at a specified location and operate it as the boss. Owners get a dedicated menu to edit which items the shop buys, check sales statistics, manage the cash register, and toggle item visibility.
Q: Can I stop players from dumping a single item one at a time to farm sales?
A: Yes. The script includes a per-item sales quantity check, so you can require players to hold a minimum amount of a specific item before they’re allowed to sell it at the pawnshop.
Q: What database driver do I need to run this?
A: Any one of oxmysql, ghmattimysql, or mysql-async will work. Most modern servers already run oxmysql, so installation is usually plug-and-play.
Q: How many pawnshop locations can I create?
A: You define the pawnshop locations yourself, so you can place as many as your server design calls for — from a single back-alley fence to a network of shops spread across the map.
🚀 Drop It In, Watch the Economy Move
A pawnshop is one of those quiet systems that pays off every single play session — gangs offloading hauls, miners cashing out, business owners managing buy lists, players actually competing over shop ownership. This is a free FiveM pawnshop script that doesn’t feel free: it ships with a real boss system, real config depth, and real impact on how money moves through your server. Install it once, configure it to your economy, and let your players turn it into something worth talking about in your Discord.
Customer Reviews
2 reviews for Free FiveM Pawnshop Script | Boss System | QBCore ESX
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Eliezer Lopez –
The Vehicle Autopilot script is amazing! It works flawlessly on my FiveM server.
Mark Reilly –
It works well but wish it had more predefined locations out of the box. Easily editable though.
Carlos Varela –
This makes roleplay feel so much more immersive. My community loves it. Especially how it respects traffic rules.
Daniel Crowley –
Top-tier quality. Feels futuristic. The map interface is super intuitive, and being able to save locations is clutch.
Sami Rahman –
Slick UI and the K and U keys are well chosen, but I remapped them easily. Good that it’s all configurable.
Nina Waters –
The parking hologram feature is cool but takes a bit to get used to. Still, a solid script overall.
Jared McMillan –
Surprisingly smooth experience. The eco/sport/sport+ modes make a real difference in how it drives. Love the customization in the config too.
Kayla Nguyen –
Super easy to integrate. My server uses multiple frameworks and it worked out of the gate. Config is well documented too.
Emily Garza –
Really fun to play around with. The door ‘dance’ button made everyone laugh. Cool little detail.
Jonas Beck –
A bit buggy in tight spaces but nothing game-breaking. Otherwise, really well thought out.
Lena Brooks –
Nice touch with the emergency button. It saved me during a chase when I couldn’t drive myself. Would love a voice prompt though!