FiveM city VPS in Brazil with Ryzen 9, Anti-DDoS and RDP. Cfx.re key not included.
FiveM hosting is a Windows VPS to run GTA V multiplayer with resources, scripts and roleplay modes. Built for RP city owners, factions, custom economy and communities that need stability, low ping in Brazil and dedicated hardware.
No. No plan includes the Cfx.re FiveM key. You buy the license on the official site and bind it to your server. RoxyCloud provides the VPS, network, Anti-DDoS and infrastructure support.
Iniciante (up to 25), Avançado (up to 50), PRO (up to 90) and Ultra (160+) are indicative capacities from internal tests. Real numbers vary with resources, vehicles, MLOs, anti-cheat and how you tune the server. Cities with many concurrent scripts need larger plans.
Every plan includes Anti-DDoS Gamer (AntiDDoS PRO) at the network edge, with mitigation aimed at game traffic and volumetric attacks, cutting drops at peak hours, RP events and attempts to take the city down.
Infrastructure with AMD Ryzen 9 5900X. vCPU count grows from 2 (Iniciante) to 6 (Ultra), aligned with the player recommendation and resource load of each tier.
After activation you get IP, port and can set a cfx.re/join link or a custom subdomain. Players open FiveM, search your city or use the direct join link, with latency tuned for people playing in Brazil.
Yes. Access the Windows VPS over RDP and manage files, resources and scripts on the desktop. NVMe keeps I/O fast for vehicle packs, clothes, jobs and scripts. Back up before updating critical resources. Installing and configuring the FiveM server is the customer's responsibility.
FiveM plans ship as Windows Server VPS with RDP access. There is no Ubuntu/Linux option on RoxyCloud FiveM hosting plans.
Servers in a Brazilian datacenter. Players in the country usually see average ping around 20 ms on optimized national routes, depending on ISP and city.
Yes. Upgrade as the community grows, from Iniciante to PRO or Ultra, for example. Talk to us or use the client area to request a migration with minimal downtime.