The big FiveM anticheat comparison of 2026
We put eight anticheats side by side. Electron Anticheat wins with an 8.5: nothing else gives your staff this much evidence and visibility. FiveGuard is the best lifetime deal.
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We put eight anticheats side by side. Electron Anticheat wins with an 8.5: nothing else gives your staff this much evidence and visibility. FiveGuard is the best lifetime deal.
Reverse proxy gone, Xbox identifiers gone, old FXServer builds blocked and server metadata moved to the Portal. One timeline, one checklist.
Server metadata is moving from your config files to the Cfx Portal. Five tags at most, new banner sizes, and an ugly notice if you leave it blank.
Co-op ghost hunting, pumpkin carving and a construction job where the building actually stays standing. The most talked-about releases of the past few weeks.
The most expensive anticheat won't help if your shop event takes the price from the client. Six layers that actually work together, with code.
A complete phone under GPL-3.0, 1,235 inventory icons under CC0 and a visual target creator. The best free work from the community this month.
New server binaries, developer mode, stricter state bags and anticheats that can't take screenshots yet. Eight points for your migration.
Session replay, live screen monitoring and evidence with every ban, all in one plan. Our in-depth review of the 2026 winner, from installation to pricing.
A server with vMenu, or a complete real-time strategy game mode, in one click. What's included, and what should you watch out for?
Support for the latest GTA Online update, a new way of loading Title Updates and a hard deadline: since 15 October you can't connect to old servers anymore.
The Blender plug-in for GTAV assets gets a rewritten YMAP workflow, drag-and-drop LOD hierarchies and automatic partitioning.
120 ticks per second, up to 50% less RAM per player, .NET 10 and NodeJS 26, smarter state bags and a client that finally cleans up its cache.
Cfx.re is cracking down on stolen Rockstar accounts. The side effect: for a small share of players the license identifier changes, and their character may seem to go with it.
Two client updates in one overview: goodbye coloured server titles, hello padlock for allowlisted servers, and upvotes tucked behind a tooltip.
Props, scripts, maps and more in one curated store run by Cfx.re itself. What does it mean for creators and server owners?