Official Rockstar-Backed Cfx Marketplace Lets Creators Sell FiveM, RedM Mods

Rockstar-backed Cfx Marketplace went live on January 15, offering an official storefront where FiveM and RedM creators can share and sell mods for GTA and Red Dead servers. The site opens first to a select group of creators and carries both free and paid offerings, spanning maps, characters, outfits, vehicles, scripts and other server-focused assets that power roleplay and custom multiplayer experiences.

The move marks a significant change in how Rockstar engages with the modding community. After years of legal tension and cautious distance, Rockstar acquired Cfx.re in 2023 and has since shifted toward formal recognition of community work. That shift is visible in this marketplace, which brings commercial tools and an official channel to a scene long run on donations, Patreon pages and informal storefronts.

For creators, the practical value is immediate. Mod authors and server builders now have a direct path to monetize maps and scripts they already use on FiveM and RedM servers, turning hours of map design, vehicle modeling and script work into a legitimate revenue stream. Server operators and roleplay communities gain a curated supply of assets that are easier to license and integrate without relying solely on scattered downloads or private agreements.

Players stand to benefit as well. An official marketplace can raise discoverability and quality control for popular community content, making it easier to find vetted packs and roleplay-ready servers. Expect to see more polished map packs, management scripts and outfit bundles surface through the storefront, smoothing the onboarding process for new players and reducing the friction of community server setup.

The marketplace's initial limited rollout means many creators will need to wait for broader access. Quality assurance, moderation and integration with existing server management workflows will shape how quickly the platform becomes central to the mod ecosystem. Community norms around asset reuse, permissions and server rules will likely need updating to reflect the new commercial layer.

This launch also sets the stage for future expansions. The Cfx Marketplace could extend to additional Rockstar titles once they appear on PC, a prospect that includes the anticipated arrival of GTA 6 on the platform. That possibility changes long-term planning for modders who now can consider building IP-compliant, market-ready content with an eye toward multiple Rockstar games.

For now, creators and server admins should review the marketplace as a new distribution and revenue channel and prepare assets for a more visible, possibly more regulated market. Expect gradual onboarding and steady changes to server ecosystems as paid, curated mods become a standard part of the FiveM and RedM landscape.