Free FiveM Stash Creator – Storage Without Config Files

Every other FiveM stash script asks you to collect coordinates, paste them into a config, name the stash and restart. The Stash Admin panel does all of it in game: search what already exists, hit Create stash, and it saves live. Each entry shows its access type, its interaction style and its coordinates, with buttons to teleport to it, edit it or delete it.

That is the difference between adding one stash and running a server with fifty of them.

A stash is only interesting if the right people can open it and the wrong people cannot. Access comes in five types: Personal for one player, Job for everyone employed somewhere, Gang for a crew, Shared with specific players you choose, and Code / PIN for anyone who knows the number.

Set the slot count and the weight limit per stash, drop the exact coordinates from where you are standing, and add a map blip with your own label if players are meant to find it.

Flag a stash as a rentable storage unit, pick a tier, and set both a buy price and a rent price. Players then manage what they hold from a Storage Units screen, opening each unit or handing out access to it.

Because units are owned rather than hardcoded, storage stops being scenery and becomes something players pay for, upgrade and argue over. Choose how they reach it too: ox_target, a marker with a keypress, a physical prop, or a floating point.

Hand a player a small or medium storage crate as an inventory item and they can place it anywhere in the world. Placement runs a proper preview: rotate it with the arrow keys, raise or lower it, hold Shift for fine adjustment, then confirm. Pick the crate back up and the item returns to their inventory with everything still inside.

Useful for stash houses, drug runs, moving contraband, or anything where the storage needs to be somewhere it was not yesterday.

Open a stash you own and the access panel shows its tier, its slot count and its weight limit, who currently has access, and a live list of nearby players you can add. No typing identifiers, no admin ticket: the person you want to share with is standing next to you, so pick them off the list.

Stashes open in ox_inventory exactly like any other container, with the weight bar, the slot grid and the drag-and-drop your players already know. Nothing new to learn, nothing to reskin, and everything you have built around ox_inventory keeps working.

Works with ESX, QBCore and Qbox, and it is free.