FiveM Server Hosting
Build your FiveM community on infrastructure you can rely on.
DDoS-protected FiveM servers with NVMe storage, automated deployment and full server control — hosted from Frankfurt, Germany.

FiveM hosting plans
Clear resource-based plans, monthly billing, DDoS protection included, and a panel that gives you full server control.

FiveM Starter
$6.99/monthly
2 vCores, 2 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe SSD — perfect for small communities.

FiveM Standard
$12.99/monthly
2 vCores, 4 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe SSD — for growing communities.

FiveM Pro
$25.00/monthly
4 vCores, 8 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe SSD — serious performance.

FiveM Elite
$35.00/monthly
4 vCores, 12 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe SSD — for large roleplay servers.

FiveM Ultimate
$45.00/monthly
6 vCores, 16 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe SSD — ultimate performance.

FiveM Enterprise
$65.00/monthly
6 vCores, 24 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe SSD — enterprise grade.
Why NodeHarbor for FiveM
FiveM servers need reliable performance, enough RAM for your scripts and resources, and protection from the DDoS attacks that constantly target the game's ecosystem. NodeHarbor runs FiveM on dedicated game server infrastructure in Frankfurt, Germany, with DDoS protection included on every plan and automated provisioning so your server is online fast.
DDoS protection
Basic mitigation on every plan, with an advanced protection add-on for higher-risk servers.
NVMe storage
Fast NVMe-backed storage included with every plan.
Frankfurt, Germany
Our active nodes are in Frankfurt with strong connectivity across Europe.
Automated provisioning
Your server is typically live within 2–5 minutes of payment confirmation.
FiveM compatible
Runs the standard FiveM server with full resource access from the panel.
Full control
Console, file manager, restart and resource monitoring — without the complexity.
Real infrastructure
Where your FiveM server actually runs, and what is included with every plan.
Frankfurt
Location
Active node region in Germany for strong European connectivity.
NVMe
Storage
Fast NVMe-backed storage on every plan.
Included
DDoS protection
Basic protection on every plan; advanced add-on available.
2–5 min
Provisioning
Typical time from payment to a running server.
Built for FiveM communities
Most FiveM communities start with 2–4 GB of RAM and scale up as scripts and players grow. Every NodeHarbor FiveM plan gives you clear, dedicated resources so your server stays responsive under load.
- ✓Resource monitoring to see RAM and CPU usage at a glance
- ✓File manager for your resources, configs and server data
- ✓Upgrade your plan as your community grows — prorated to your billing cycle
How deployment works
Place your order
Pick a plan and confirm. We'll create your invoice right away.
We provision your server
Once payment is confirmed, automated provisioning creates your FiveM server — typically within 2–5 minutes.
Start playing
Open your NodeHarbor panel, upload your resources, and invite your community.
FiveM hosting — frequently asked questions
How much RAM do I need for a FiveM server?+−
Most communities start with 2–4 GB; servers with many scripts and players benefit from 6–8 GB or more. Start small and upgrade as you grow.
Is DDoS protection included?+−
Yes — every plan includes basic network-level DDoS protection, and you can add advanced protection for stronger mitigation.
Where are your servers located?+−
Our active nodes are in Frankfurt, Germany, giving strong connectivity across Europe.
How fast is deployment?+−
After payment is confirmed, automated provisioning typically sets up your server within 2–5 minutes.
Can I upgrade my plan later?+−
Yes — you can upgrade at any time; the price difference is prorated for the remainder of your billing cycle.
How do I access my server?+−
After provisioning you get a NodeHarbor panel link with console, file manager and server controls.
FiveM server guides
Practical guides for getting the most out of your FiveM server.
Ready to launch your FiveM server?
Pick a plan, place your order, and your server is provisioned automatically once payment is confirmed. Need help choosing? Just ask.