Cfx.re joined Rockstar Games in August 2023, bringing the team behind FiveM and RedM into the company. Those platforms let communities build custom multiplayer servers for Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2.1
What Cfx.re makes
FiveM gives GTA V communities tools to build their own servers, from character-driven roleplay to racing and other custom modes. RedM serves the corresponding Red Dead Redemption 2 community. Both experience platforms are built on Cfx.re's Citizen Framework; the Cfx.re website provides access to the projects and their community support channels.2
The distinction is useful for players: Cfx.re develops the platform, while each server community chooses its own rules, content and access arrangements. For installation and joining a server, use the FiveM setup guide; the server explorer helps readers compare individual communities.
Cfx Marketplace
Cfx.re launched the Cfx Marketplace on January 12, 2026. It is a curated storefront where FiveM and RedM creators can sell server resources, including scripts, maps and props. It launched with selected creators and invited others to register their interest for a phased rollout. See the Cfx Marketplace launch report for the storefront's launch and creator rollout.3
Joining Rockstar Games
Cfx.re joined Rockstar Games on August 11, 2023. The move was intended to support the developers and players of community-created roleplay servers. See the Cfx.re acquisition report for the change in Rockstar's relationship with the roleplay scene.1
The August 2023 acquisition announcement concerned Cfx.re's work on GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2, not a FiveM platform for Grand Theft Auto VI.1