CFXBuilder+ turns a plain-English description into a working FiveM resource — correct framework calls, a real UI, SQL migrations and an install manifest. Then it puts it on your server.
$199.99/year if you pay annually (save $39.89) · Cancel any time
/assets/images/screens/apps/builder-generate.pngEvery server ends up wanting something specific — a job, a shop, a mechanic nobody has released. The options are learning Lua, paying a developer, or going without. CFXBuilder+ is a fourth option.
A sentence or two of plain English. Say which framework you run and whether it needs an interface.
Every file is listed and editable before it goes anywhere — client, server, config, NUI and any SQL the resource needs.
Ask for changes in plain English. The existing resource is modified rather than regenerated, so what you already fixed by hand survives.
One click to your server: files copied, SQL applied, server.cfg entry written, dependencies checked.
A sentence in, a complete framework-correct resource out.
/assets/images/screens/apps/builder-generate.pngRead, edit and syntax-check every generated file before it goes anywhere near your server.
/assets/images/screens/apps/builder-editor.pngBrowse and install resources published by other CFXBuilder+ users.
/assets/images/screens/apps/builder-community.pngDescribe what you want and get a complete resource — client, server, shared config, NUI and fxmanifest — not a snippet you still have to assemble.
Generated code targets the framework you actually run, using that framework's real object accessor and events rather than a plausible-looking invention.
Every resource declares what it needs, and those dependencies are checked against your server before install rather than failing at runtime.
Tables the resource needs are generated as idempotent migrations and applied to your database on install, so re-running never destroys data.
Anything needing an interface gets a working HTML, CSS and JS front end already wired to the client script with its message handlers in place.
Ask for changes in plain English and the resource is modified in place. Hand edits you made in between are preserved rather than overwritten.
Every AI edit is recorded with a content hash, so you can see exactly what changed between versions and roll back a bad one.
Syntax highlighting and error checking for anything you want to write or adjust yourself. Nothing is a black box.
Straight to your server — files, SQL, server.cfg entry and dependencies handled. No zip, no upload, no guessing whether it restarted.
Resources are versioned as you iterate, so you can compare what changed and go back to a version that worked.
Publish what you build and install what others have, rated by the people actually running them.
Generation cost is metered and shown per resource, so you always know where your monthly allowance went instead of finding out when it runs out.
You know exactly what your server needs and have no idea how to write it. Describe it and read what comes back.
You can write it, but not tonight. Generate the scaffolding, then edit it like any other codebase.
Small custom scripts add up fast at marketplace prices. This is one subscription instead of a purchase each time.
The difference is the context and what comes out. It knows which framework you run and writes against that framework's real exports, produces every file a resource needs rather than a snippet, generates the SQL, and installs the result on your server. A general chatbot gives you Lua and leaves the other 80% to you.
Usually, and you can read every line before it goes anywhere near your server. Realistically some resources need a round of "that's not quite right" — which is what iterative editing is for. Treat it as a very fast first draft rather than a guarantee.
You can buy additional credits, which never expire and roll over between billing periods. Usage is shown per resource as you go, so running out shouldn't be a surprise.
Yes. It's yours to modify, run and keep. Publishing to the community library is opt-in — nothing is shared unless you choose to share it.
Because every generation costs real money to run. The higher price covers a monthly allowance of that; the other four apps have no per-use cost behind them.
$19.99 a month, cancel whenever you like. Installs and updates through the CFXAdmin Hub.