Rockstar Games has launched a marketplace where it profits from mod sales. The CFX Marketplace appears to be a complete 180 on how Take-Two Interactive approaches the modding community, though whether this benefits creators as much as it benefits Rockstar remains an open question. Announced on January 12, 2026, the curated digital storefront allows FiveM and RedM creators to sell their work through official channels for the first time - the irony obviously isn't lost on anyone who's followed this saga for decades.

Establishing a functioning mod marketplace for GTA V roleplay creates infrastructure that could theoretically extend to GTA VI.

The new storefront operates through Cfx.re, the same team behind FiveM and RedM that Rockstar acquired for approximately $20 million in August 2023. At launch, the marketplace already features over 314 products and prominently displays the Rockstar logo, billing itself as "The Official Rockstar Modding UGC Marketplace for RedM & FiveM."

The launch partners were carefully selected and include some of the biggest names in the FiveM ecosystem. Razed Mods, the creators of the acclaimed NaturalVision graphical overhaul, made the cut alongside ONX (a major roleplay server), London Studios (known for emergency services mods), Codesign Software (roleplay systems), and KuzQuality. Other partners include The Ambitioneers, rcore, NTeam Development, Retronix Development, and several prominent script developers. NoPixel, arguably the most famous Grand Theft Auto roleplay server thanks to its celebrity streamers, is listed as "coming soon."