Worked out from our price list and the calculator's sizing table: the plan for your player cap, what it costs a month, per player slot and over twelve months, and what sits outside the server bill. Prices exclude GST and are the same in Mumbai, Singapore and Limburg.
The short answer
Player counts are the steps in the FiveM calculator. A Cfx.re licence above 48 slots is bought from Cfx.re.
| Players | Cfx.re licence | Plan, no or some scripts | A month | A player slot, a month | Twelve months | Heavy scripts and MLOs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | Free with OneSync | MicroCore 2 cores, 8 GB | ₹4,970$52.49/mo | ₹497$5.25 | ₹59,640$629.88 | FusionCore, ₹9,940$104.49/mo |
| 20 | Free with OneSync | MicroCore 2 cores, 8 GB | ₹4,970$52.49/mo | ₹249$2.62 | ₹59,640$629.88 | FusionCore, ₹9,940$104.49/mo |
| 32 | Free with OneSync | MicroCore 2 cores, 8 GB | ₹4,970$52.49/mo | ₹155$1.64 | ₹59,640$629.88 | FusionCore, ₹9,940$104.49/mo |
| 48 | Free with OneSync | FusionCore 4 cores, 16 GB | ₹9,940$104.49/mo | ₹207$2.18 | ₹1,19,280$1253.88 | OmniCore, ₹14,910$156.99/mo |
| 64 | Argentum | FusionCore 4 cores, 16 GB | ₹9,940$104.49/mo | ₹155$1.63 | ₹1,19,280$1253.88 | OmniCore, ₹14,910$156.99/mo |
| 100 | Aurum | OmniCore 6 cores, 24 GB | ₹14,910$156.99/mo | ₹149$1.57 | ₹1,78,920$1883.88 | PrimeCore, ₹19,880$209.49/mo |
| 128 | Aurum | OmniCore 6 cores, 24 GB | ₹14,910$156.99/mo | ₹116$1.23 | ₹1,78,920$1883.88 | PrimeCore, ₹19,880$209.49/mo |
| 200 | Platinum | PrimeCore 8 cores, 32 GB | ₹19,880$209.49/mo | ₹99$1.05 | ₹2,38,560$2513.88 | TitanCore, ₹29,820$313.99/mo |
| 300 | Platinum | TitanCore 12 cores, 48 GB | ₹29,820$313.99/mo | ₹99$1.05 | ₹3,57,840$3767.88 | UltraCore, ₹39,761$418.99/mo |
Prices are monthly, exclude GST and are the same in every region. Twelve months is twelve monthly invoices at that price: monthly billing is the only cycle published, so there is no yearly price to compare. Above 300 players the table moves to UltraCore (301 and more), ₹39,761$418.99/mo.
Inside one plan the price is flat. MicroCore at 32 players works out to ₹155$1.64 a slot; at 33 the table moves to FusionCore, ₹301$3.17 a slot, falling back to ₹155$1.63 at 64.
At 48 players, heavy scripts and MLOs move you from FusionCore to OmniCore: ₹4,970$52.50/mo more, for 2 more cores and 8 GB more memory.
Monthly is the only billing cycle published, so there is no yearly discount to wait for: 48 players on FusionCore for twelve months is ₹1,19,280$1253.88.
The plan for your player cap, billed monthly. You get a server with full root access on a clean image and install FiveM yourself: there is no game panel in between, and nothing is preinstalled that you did not choose.
Who charges: Clouduxe
Costs: From the table above
17 Tbps of upstream mitigation capacity in front of the network, and Clouduxe Prism on the host checking the Cfx.re game and listing traffic at the network driver. The same on every plan, with nothing to add at checkout.
Who charges: Clouduxe
Costs: Included
Players download your resources from cdn.clouduxe.com instead of from your server's upload. A server hosted elsewhere pays ₹890$9.49/mo for the same service; on Clouduxe it comes with the plan.
Who charges: Clouduxe
Costs: Included
Every FiveM server needs a keymaster licence key, created with your Cfx.re account and set in sv_licenseKey. The tier on that key, with the OneSync mode, sets how many slots you may open. "OneSync is free up to 48 slots," say the Cfx.re docs; above that, Cfx.re sells Element Club tiers from the Cfx Portal: Argentum for 64 slots, Aurum for 128 and Platinum for up to 2,048. Cfx.re sets those prices, so they are not on this page. The server you pay us for decides how many of those slots play smoothly.
Who charges: Cfx.re
Costs: Free to 48 slots, then priced by Cfx.re
Cfx.re publishes the server as versioned builds, the artifacts, which you download onto your server. txAdmin, the web admin panel that starts, stops and restarts it, ships inside them.
Who charges: Cfx.re
Costs: Not a Clouduxe charge
Frameworks such as ESX and QBCore keep players, characters and inventories in MySQL or MariaDB, usually on the same machine, so it takes memory and disk from your plan rather than a second server. A bare FXServer with the default resources needs no database at all.
Who charges: No one: it runs on your server
Costs: Uses the plan you have
Paid resources are bought from the people who make them, at their prices, and no figure here would hold for long. Leaked or reuploaded copies of paid scripts are where backdoored resources overwhelmingly come from, so a copy that costs nothing can cost you the server.
Who charges: Each author
Costs: Set by each author
Listed prices exclude GST. Tax is worked out from the billing address on your account and shown as its own line on the invoice.
Who charges: Tax, on your invoice
Costs: On top of listed prices
The table sizes by the cap you set in sv_maxclients: up to 32 players, MicroCore; 33 to 64, FusionCore; 65 to 128, OmniCore; 129 to 200, PrimeCore; 201 to 300, TitanCore; above 300, UltraCore. A slot costs least at the top of a plan and jumps at the first player past it.
₹497$5.25 a slot at 10 players
The calculator puts heavy scripts and MLOs on the next plan up, in its words: "Pick this one if your server runs heavy scripts and MLOs." Disk is not what moves you: the model's estimate grows with the scripts level and stays inside the 100 GB of NVMe on MicroCore, the smallest plan in the table.
No scripts 28 GB of 100 GB
Some scripts 35 GB of 100 GB
Heavy scripts and MLOs 45 GB of 100 GB
Maps, vehicles and clothing do not cost server tick time; they cost download time on join and disk reads while players download. At 500 kbit/s a player with 35% of the cap online on average, the model's traffic stays inside every plan's allowance. With the Asset CDN on, your server sends each file once and players fetch the rest from Cloudflare's edge.
32 players, MicroCore 1.8 TB of 8 TB
64 players, FusionCore 3.6 TB of 10 TB
128 players, OmniCore 7.3 TB of 12 TB
200 players, PrimeCore 11 TB of 16 TB
300 players, TitanCore 17 TB of 24 TB
17 Tbps of upstream mitigation capacity and Prism's FiveM protocol validation come with every plan. There is no protection add-on to price in, and a bigger plan does not buy more of it.
Every plan costs the same in Mumbai, Singapore and Limburg. Pick the region by where your players are, not by price.
FXServer runs every resource's tick on one main thread, and every plan runs on the same processor. A bigger plan adds cores and memory, which do not make that one thread faster, so when the profiler shows one resource dominating the tick, the code is the fix. Profile before you pay for the next plan.
Distance sets a floor under every round trip. Put the server in the region nearer most of your players; server location and latency explains why.
| Players in | To Mumbai | To Singapore |
|---|---|---|
| India and its neighbours | ||
| Delhi | 1,149 kmfloor 11.5 ms (nearer) | 4,142 kmfloor 41.4 ms |
| Bengaluru | 845 kmfloor 8.5 ms (nearer) | 3,163 kmfloor 31.6 ms |
| Hyderabad | 622 kmfloor 6.2 ms (nearer) | 3,292 kmfloor 32.9 ms |
| Chennai | 1,033 kmfloor 10.3 ms (nearer) | 2,901 kmfloor 29.0 ms |
| Kolkata | 1,655 kmfloor 16.5 ms (nearer) | 2,890 kmfloor 28.9 ms |
| Ahmedabad | 440 kmfloor 4.4 ms (nearer) | 4,143 kmfloor 41.4 ms |
| Dhaka | 1,889 kmfloor 18.9 ms (nearer) | 2,884 kmfloor 28.8 ms |
| Southeast Asia | ||
| Kuala Lumpur | 3,598 kmfloor 36.0 ms | 308 kmfloor 3.1 ms (nearer) |
| Jakarta | 4,664 kmfloor 46.6 ms | 906 kmfloor 9.1 ms (nearer) |
| Bangkok | 3,002 kmfloor 30.0 ms | 1,427 kmfloor 14.3 ms (nearer) |
| Manila | 5,129 kmfloor 51.3 ms | 2,393 kmfloor 23.9 ms (nearer) |
Great-circle distance between city centres. The floor is light in fibre over that distance, there and back: the least a round trip can take, not a ping to expect. The nearer region is in bold.
Running another game as well? Game server hosting covers every game in the calculator.
Fits your load
4 dedicated cores, 16 GB DDR5, 200 GB NVMe, 10 TB traffic
₹9,940$104.49/mo
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6 dedicated cores, 24 GB DDR5, 500 GB NVMe, 12 TB traffic
₹14,910$156.99/mo
Sized with Clouduxe's own table for cfx.re servers: cfx.re publishes no hardware figures.
Cfx.re's own documentation, the help-center guides this page draws on, and the price list.
On Clouduxe the monthly price follows your player cap: up to 32 players, MicroCore at ₹4,970 ($52.49); 33 to 64, FusionCore at ₹9,940 ($104.49); 65 to 128, OmniCore at ₹14,910 ($156.99); 129 to 200, PrimeCore at ₹19,880 ($209.49); 201 to 300, TitanCore at ₹29,820 ($313.99); above 300, UltraCore at ₹39,761 ($418.99). Prices exclude GST, are billed monthly and are the same in Mumbai, Singapore and Limburg. DDoS protection and the Asset CDN are included; a Cfx.re licence for more than 48 slots is bought from Cfx.re.
Divide the monthly price by the player cap. A slot costs least at the top of a plan: ₹155 ($1.64) at 32 players, ₹155 ($1.63) at 64 players, ₹116 ($1.23) at 128 players, ₹99 ($1.05) at 200 players, ₹99 ($1.05) at 300 players. One player past the top, the table moves up a plan, so 33 players on FusionCore work out to ₹301 ($3.17) a slot.
Yes, separately from the server. "OneSync is free up to 48 slots," say the Cfx.re docs; above that you need a paid Element Club tier from the Cfx Portal: Argentum for 64 slots, Aurum for 128 and Platinum for up to 2,048. Cfx.re sets those prices. Your server plan price does not change with the licence.
No. Every plan sits behind 17 Tbps of upstream mitigation capacity, and Clouduxe Prism checks FiveM traffic against the protocol on the host, at the network driver, before FXServer sees it. It is the same on every plan, so there is nothing to add at checkout.
No. Every plan is billed monthly and no other billing cycle is published, so twelve months is twelve times the monthly price: ₹1,19,280 ($1253.88) for 48 players on FusionCore.
Listed prices exclude GST. Tax is worked out from the billing address on your account and shown as its own line on the invoice. You can pay by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UPI, Google Pay, Apple Pay and PayPal.
Not on a Clouduxe server: it is included with every plan running FiveM, and you turn it on from your server in the panel. A server hosted elsewhere pays ₹890 ($9.49) a month for it.
Only when the machine is the limit. FXServer runs every resource's tick on one main thread, and every plan runs on the same AMD EPYC 4584PX: more cores do not make that one thread faster, so when the profiler shows one resource dominating the tick, the code is the fix. What the plan does decide: how fast the database answers once its working set fits in memory, headroom for backups and other services, whether the server swaps, and join downloads.
Every FiveM plan comes with 17 Tbps of upstream mitigation, Prism's FiveM protocol validation and the Asset CDN, billed monthly at the same price in all three regions.
