New Street Dealer Mod Lets GTA 5 Players Sell Contraband Across Los Santos

CodeMunk dropped Street Dealer v1.0 on GTA5-Mods on March 6, giving GTA 5 players a scripted contraband economy built directly into Los Santos street life.

The mod puts players in the role of a street-level dealer, moving product across the city through a dynamic economy system rather than the fixed-price, instanced setups common in other GTA 5 economy scripts. That dynamic pricing layer is the core design distinction: supply, demand, and location appear to influence what players can earn from each transaction, making the streets of Los Santos function more like a living market than a static mission loop.

CodeMunk is a recognizable name in the GTA5-Mods scripting community, with a track record of releasing polished gameplay scripts that extend the single-player sandbox in mechanical rather than cosmetic directions. Street Dealer fits that profile, adding a repeatable gameplay loop centered on risk and reward rather than visual flair.

The mod launched at v1.0, meaning this is the initial public release with further updates likely as the community stress-tests the economy balance and edge cases in NPC behavior across different Los Santos neighborhoods. Version history on GTA5-Mods will be the place to watch for patches or expanded features.

Script Hook V and a compatible ASI loader are standard prerequisites for scripting mods of this type in GTA 5. Before installing Street Dealer, confirm your Script Hook V build matches your current game version, back up your scripts folder, and pull the download directly from CodeMunk's GTA5-Mods page to avoid modified files circulating on third-party sites.