The developer behind SleepyCode
SleepyCode is an independent FiveM developer with more than four years of building roleplay resources for ESX and QBCore. The scripts are written, tested and supported by the developer directly.
- Years building for FiveM
- 4+
- Scripts sold
- 150+
- Reviews on Discord
- 100+
- Resmon ceiling
- 0.03ms
Background
SleepyCode started as a side project - resources for a private FiveM roleplay server. Over time the focus moved to scripts any server owner could install and adjust without needing to know Lua well.
Four years on, the catalogue covers the systems servers ask for most: garage management, vehicle shops, drug and production scripts, HUDs and jobs. Every script ships with an installation guide, and most have a video walkthrough on the SleepyCode YouTube channel.
Checkout runs through Tebex, the processor most of the Cfx.re ecosystem uses, and the resource lands on your Keymaster account. The licence is tied to your Cfx.re account rather than a server IP, so moving machines breaks nothing.
How the scripts are built
- ESX and QBCore, both for real
- Every script is built and tested against current ESX Legacy and QBCore before release, and each listing says exactly what it supports - not every resource runs everywhere.
- Performance first
- Everything is profiled with the resource monitor and kept under 0.03ms active and close to 0ms idle, measured with players on the server rather than on an empty one.
- Code that holds up
- Server-side validation on every event, so nothing trusts the client. The Lua follows Cfx.re conventions and is laid out to be read and adjusted, not just run.
- Support from the person who wrote it
- Updates are free as FiveM and the frameworks move on, and Discord tickets are answered by the developer directly - nothing is outsourced.
Custom work
Need a change to an existing script, or something built from scratch for your server? Discord is the fastest way to reach the developer - for support, feature requests and development projects alike.
Message on Discord ↗