Product updates, deep-dives on FiveM performance, and how-tos from the people building Tebex. No roadmaps disguised as blog posts.
Nine on a Friday, somebody buys a pack, nothing appears, and they type the word that ruins an evening. The purchase was fine and delivered eleven minutes later to a player who had already left. Everything around the delivery is what went wrong.
Your Discord has a thirteen year old in it right now. Maybe that is fine, maybe it is against your own rules, and either way the moment something happens you will wish you had written the policy down before you needed it.
The outage is rarely what costs you players. The silence is. What to post when you still do not know the cause, how often to post it, and why an honest two hours beats another round of soon.
Most giveaways just move money around and hand you a spike you mistake for growth. How to pick the goal first, cap the economy damage, stay inside Cfx and Tebex monetization rules, block alt-account entries, and prove the draw was fair.
You can un-sell a t-shirt. You cannot un-sell a script. Here's a fair, digital-first refund and chargeback playbook for FiveM asset stores.
Most FiveM servers treat player support as an afterthought — until the tickets pile up and the refunds start. Here's how to run ticket lanes, hit SLAs a volunteer team can actually manage, compensate lost items fairly, and turn a bad night into a loyal player.
Most cities don't die in-game — they die in a Discord nobody can navigate. Here's the channel tree, role design and bot stack that keep a city organised.
Bans are easy; appeals are where communities get tested. Here's how to run a FiveM ban appeals process that's fair, fast and consistent — without letting it turn into a circus.
The right admins keep a city fun; the wrong ones empty it. Here's how to build a FiveM staff team — roles, recruiting, training and retention — that holds up under pressure.
Players don't leave because content runs out — they leave because they stop seeing what's next. Here's how to build a FiveM roadmap and an update cadence you can actually keep.