ESX × Inventory
Premium ESX Inventory Scripts for FiveM
Inventory scripts tested against the latest ESX release, ready to drop into your server without touching the source. Every listing on this page runs against ESX's core objects, integrates with your existing inventory / target / menu stack, and ships with configurable payouts and cooldowns where relevant.
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Why ESX for inventory
Weight + grid-based models
Support for both the ox_inventory-style weight model and the classic qb-inventory grid model. Configurable per-server.
First-class drop / stash / trade
Drops, stashes, and player-to-player trades ship as first-class subsystems, not bolt-ons. Consistent UX across every scenario an item touches.
ESX Legacy first-class support
Configs assume the Legacy shared object convention and never rely on deprecated `ESX = nil` patterns. If a script also targets classic ESX 1.2, the product page and changelog say so explicitly — no guesswork.
Multiple inventory backends
Inventory-touching resources detect ESX's inventory system at boot: `esx_inventoryhud`, `qs-inventory`, `mf-inventory`, or `ox_inventory` are all supported without patching the Lua. Config flags override the auto-detect when needed.
ESX Inventory FAQ
Do these scripts work with ESX Legacy?+
Yes — ESX Legacy is the default target for every listing. Classic ESX 1.2 compatibility is documented per product when available.
Which inventory system do ESX scripts here support?+
By default we detect the running inventory at boot: `esx_inventoryhud`, `qs-inventory`, `mf-inventory`, and `ox_inventory` are all supported. You can force-select via `Config.Inventory` in most resources.
Do these inventories work with QBCore, ESX, and QBox?+
Yes — every inventory here ships with framework bridge exports covering QBCore, ESX, and QBox. Legacy `qb-inventory` and `esx_inventoryhud` clients get the same AddItem / RemoveItem API.
Weight or grid inventory — which should I pick?+
Weight is the modern standard (matches ox_inventory), gives cleaner UX for real inventory management. Grid is the classic (qb-inventory / esx_inventoryhud), better for players used to that muscle memory.
Do these inventory scripts work on ESX?+
Yes. Every inventory listed on this page has been tested against the latest ESX release. All inventory systems support both weight and grid item models, ship with drop / stash / trade / crafting subsystems, and expose framework-standard bridge exports.