What is FiveM?

FiveM is a standalone multiplayer modification framework for Grand Theft Auto V. It allows players to create and join custom game servers with unique gameplay modes, scripts, and resources. Unlike the base game's online mode, FiveM servers are community-run and can offer entirely different experiences — from roleplay to racing to free-roam.

FiveM servers communicate over a specific network protocol and typically listen on port 30120. Server operators can expose metadata such as hostname, gametype, map name, and player counts, which clients use to display server lists.

Tool description

This tool checks the status of a FiveM (GTA V) multiplayer server. Enter the server's host and port to retrieve its hostname, gametype, map name, player count, project details, version, resource count, and a live player list with ping information.

Examples

Input:

  • Host: play.myserver.com
  • Port: 30120

Output:

  • Hostname: My Awesome RP Server
  • Gametype: Roleplay
  • Map: Los Santos
  • Players: 42/64
  • Project: City Life RP
  • Version: 1.0.2
  • Resources: 128

Features

  • Real-time server status with player count and capacity
  • Detailed server metadata including gametype, map, and project info
  • Live player list with individual ping values

How it works

The tool sends a query to the FiveM server's endpoint using the provided host and port. The server responds with its current metadata and player list, which is parsed and displayed in a structured format.

Limitations

  • The server must be online and accessible from the network
  • Some servers may block external queries or require authentication
  • Player list availability depends on server configuration