ESX scripts that state their stack
Every resource here runs on es_extended or ships an ESX build beside its QBCore and Qbox versions. Listings name the exact stack they expect, from ESX version and ox_lib to your inventory and target choice, so you can rule a script out before you pay.
Scripts in this category
137 products
Built for the es_extended stack
ESX Legacy is a stack, not a single resource: es_extended with oxmysql under it, usually ox_lib beside it, then your choice of inventory, target and HUD on top. The scripts on this shelf are listed against that reality. Each product page names the framework builds it ships, the resources it expects to find, and whether the code arrives open or under Cfx escrow, so compatibility is settled before checkout instead of in your server console at 2am.
What the shelf holds
The range runs from single mechanics to whole systems. On the jobs side sit DRC's Burgershot build for the Gabz interior, Hornys and other staffed restaurants, and mechanic workshops with real repair loops. Crime covers the federal bank heist, money washing with its police minigame, gang territory and turf control, and NPC vehicle looting. Utility picks include door lock creators, police and EMS MDTs, placeable props and ticket managers, plus HUDs measured in hundredths of a millisecond. Free releases share the shelf with paid ones and are held to the same listing standard.
Matching a script to your server
Read three lines before you buy any ESX resource: the framework line, because an ESX build and a QBCore build are different downloads even when the name matches; the dependency line, because a script that assumes ox_inventory behaves differently on qs or qb variants; and the escrow line, because escrowed code limits how far your edits can reach while configs stay open. When a listing publishes an idle resmon figure, that number came from the creator and is quoted as stated.
Starting from zero
If the server does not exist yet, the ESX Legacy install guide on the blog walks from bare txAdmin to a first working job, and the readymade ESX Legacy pack skips the assembly entirely.
Frequently asked questions
Do these scripts run on ESX Legacy 1.x?
Each listing names the ESX line the creator supports, and many ship QBCore and Qbox builds in the same purchase. Match the framework line on the product page to your es_extended version before buying.
What if a script needs ox_lib or oxmysql?
Both are free, open foundations and the listing says when they are expected. Install them from their public repositories first; a script that assumes ox_lib will error on start without it.
Are the scripts open source or escrowed?
It varies by creator, and the listing states it where the creator declares it. Escrowed resources run through Cfx asset protection: configs stay editable, core code does not.
Will a new script conflict with what I already run?
The usual collisions are jobs that assume esx_society flows, HUDs replacing your current UI, and inventories with different item formats. Listings flag what a resource replaces; test on a development server before your Friday peak.
How do I know what a script costs in performance?
Where a creator publishes resmon figures, the listing quotes them, idle and active. Treat missing numbers as untested rather than zero, and profile on your own hardware.