FiveM housing script generator

Build a FiveM housing script faster with Stellar AI.

Plan property menus, stash support, key sharing, rent, garages, interiors and framework-specific Lua for QBCore, ESX or standalone FiveM servers.

Property flow

Ask for buy, rent, enter, leave, key sharing, stash access and garage handoff flows.

Framework fit

Tell Stellar your framework, inventory, target/menu system, database and housing map style.

Install checklist

Get files, dependencies, config notes, SQL notes and private-server testing steps.

Prompt to paste into Stellar AI

Build a FiveM housing script for my server. Framework: [QBCore / ESX / standalone] Inventory: [qb-inventory / ox_inventory / other] Features: property buy/rent, enter/exit, key sharing, stashes, garages, config.lua, client.lua, server.lua and install steps. Include server-side safety checks and a testing checklist.

Why housing pages can bring buyers

Server owners search this

Housing scripts are high-intent because they usually need multiple files, configs, testing and follow-up fixes.

Credits make sense

A full housing system naturally leads to longer prompts, debugging and more generations.

Clear CTA

The page pushes visitors straight into Stellar with a housing-specific prompt instead of a vague homepage.

Common questions

Can Stellar make a QBCore housing script?

Yes, it can draft a QBCore-specific structure when you include your dependencies, inventory and database setup.

Can this include stashes and keys?

Yes. Include stash type, key permissions and garage needs in the prompt so the generated plan matches your server.

Should I test it live?

No. Use a private dev server first, especially for property ownership and economy features.

Turn your housing idea into a build plan.

Open Stellar, paste your server details, then keep iterating until the structure is ready to test.