AtlasNative identity
Accounts, characters, sessions, permissions, and spawn live in atlas_core — not bolted onto someone else’s foundation.
FiveM Framework
Atlas
One Framework. Every Ecosystem.
Independent native framework for commercial cities — not a QBCore fork, not an ESX wrapper. Contracts you own.
Scroll the world
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Multichar
Cinematic character arrival — the first beat of your city.
02 / 09
Spawn selector
Server places players. Atlas Arrival, not client trust.
03 / 09
HUD
Slim premium status chrome in champagne gold.
04 / 09
Inventory
One inventory door — Atlas.Inventory over ox.
05 / 09
Admin
Audited staff tools. Least privilege ACE.
06 / 09
Phone
Roleplay phone surface on the same contracts.
07 / 09
Garages
Vehicles and ownership without spaghetti bridges.
08 / 09
Ecosystem
Core hub → gameplay → UI. One framework, every surface.
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Your city
Built for commercial Los Santos that lasts years.
Why Atlas
Built to last years — not a weekend dump
One inventory door
Gameplay talks to Atlas.Inventory. Only atlas_inventory touches ox_inventory. Clean contracts, fewer crash loops.
Server decides
Money, items, spawn, and permissions are never trusted from the client. Requests ask; the server answers.
Production habits
Migrations with locks and checksums, ACE permissions, rate-limited requests, and audited admin tools.
Systems
What ships in the box
Identity & sessions
Accounts, characters, and session lifecycle owned by Atlas — not a fork coat of paint.
Inventory facade
Restart-safe Add / Remove / GetCount / CanCarry with structured ok/error returns.
Staff & ACE
Least-privilege admin tools with audits. Internal events stay server-only.
AutoSQL migrations
Idempotent schema runners. Tampered migrations fail loud instead of corrupting live data.
Multichar arrival
Cinematic character selection and spawn selector built for commercial cities.
Gameplay verticals
Housing, dealerships, finance, gangs, mechanics, vehicle keys — growing without rewriting the core.
Ecosystem
One hub. Every surface.
Tap or hover the nodes — Multichar, Spawn, HUD, Inventory, Admin, Phone, Garages in one stack.
atlas_core
Identity, sessions, money, jobs, permissions, spawn — the hub everything talks to.
Tutorials
From QB · ESX · vRP
Diff tables + images. Easiest remount paths — not forks.
Learn
How to code on Atlas
Docs and tutorials for scripting, exports, events, money, locales, and database.
Atlas surfaces
UI that matches the brand
Multichar
Cinematic character arrival.
Spawn
Server-authored selector.
HUD
Slim premium status chrome.
Inventory
One facade over ox.
Admin
Audited staff tools.
Phone
RP phone on Atlas contracts.
Garages
Vehicles & ownership.
Ecosystem
Hub and rings — one stack.
Operators
What cities say
“We stopped fighting inventory bridges. One door. Scripts finally behave.”
Ops lead · commercial city
“Migrations that fail loud saved us from a silent wipe. That’s the bar.”
Database admin · network
“Multichar arrival finally matches the brand — not a free menu dump.”
Creative director · RP brand
FiveM framework for GTA V roleplay
Atlas Framework is a premium native FiveM framework built for long-term GTA V roleplay cities — Los Santos RP servers that need clean contracts, not weekend dumps. If you are evaluating a QBCore alternative, ESX alternative, or Qbox alternative, Atlas is a complete commercial foundation with a growing ecosystem of premium resources.
Gameplay scripts use documented Atlas.* APIs. Economy and progression stay server-authoritative. Operators migrating from QBCore, ESX, or vRP can follow our framework cheat sheet and image-led how-tos.
Explore the FiveM framework comparison, read the FAQ, or get started with FXServer, MariaDB, and OneSync. Commercial access is request-based — see pricing (public rates coming soon) and get access.
Get Atlas
Licensed foundation for cities that last
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