Questions about FiveSpoof.
Jump to the product, your players or plans and money.
The product
Is FiveSpoof a spoofer?
No. It is the opposite. FiveSpoof helps server owners keep banned players out. It changes nothing on a player's PC and helps no one get around a ban.
What is a FiveM antispoof system?
A banned player can come back on a new account and look like a new player. Your ban list then lets them in.
An antispoof sees that it is the same person and keeps them out.
How does FiveSpoof detect returning players?
We do not say how. Anything we share would help banned players get around it.
Are players I banned before installing FiveSpoof caught right away?
Not always. Ban them once more when they come back. After that, FiveSpoof keeps them out on every new account.
Can a player tamper with FiveSpoof from inside the game?
FiveSpoof protects its own check. A player who opens NUI DevTools, a tool cheaters use, is removed within seconds or marked for your staff to check.
If it is one of your staff, press They are fine on their case. You can also switch the removals off in your account.
Does it replace my anticheat?
No. Your anticheat catches cheating while it happens. FiveSpoof makes the ban stick when the player comes back. It reads bans from txAdmin and the other tools on this site, and it runs next to them.
What if FiveSpoof is offline?
Players get in. FiveSpoof waits at most 3 seconds for an answer. If none comes, the player connects as normal. Players your server has already blocked stay blocked.
Will FiveSpoof slow my server down?
Not in a way you would notice. Measured on version 0.4.2: about 0.6 ms a minute when the server is idle, 3.9 ms a minute with 128 players, and 1.9 ms once for each player who joins. Nothing runs in a loop in the player's game.
Which frameworks does it work with?
All of them. FiveSpoof is a standalone resource. It does not need ESX, QBCore, Qbox, ox_lib or a database.
Does it share bans between servers?
No. A player is only compared with your own server's bans. Your bans are never used on another server, and other servers' bans are never used on yours.
Your players
What happens when it gets a player wrong?
Your staff finds the player in Cases by the code they were shown and presses Unban. The player gets in at once, and FiveSpoof does not block them for that ban again.
FiveSpoof never adds anything to your ban list. Its block lasts only as long as your ban does, and it is checked again every 7 days.
If FiveSpoof is not sure, it lets the player in and marks them for your staff to check.
What do my players see?
The first time a player joins, a short card with Approve and play and Decline. Nothing is read from the game before they approve. A player who declines does not get in. You pick the language of the card and add your contact in your account.
Each account approves once. After that, a player who is allowed in sees nothing.
In a test with real players, 16 to 18 October 2026, 455 approved the card and 3 declined it without approving later.
What does a banned player see?
A short card in FiveM's connect window: You have been banned, a code, and a note to give the code to your staff. The code tells your staff which case it is. It tells the player nothing about why.
Plans and money
Is FiveSpoof free for small servers?
Yes. One server per account with up to 48 players at its busiest is free, for as long as it stays that size. No card is needed, and FiveSpoof starts watching at once.
Names, cases and Banning open once real players are on the server. Until then you see the numbers.
What does the 14 day free trial cost?
Nothing, and no card is needed. You get it for a server with more than 48 players, or for a second server. FiveSpoof only watches, blocks nobody and gives you a report of how many banned players came back.
The report shows numbers only. With a plan you see who they are and which ban each one is linked to. It needs a week and at least 25 new players, so that a number cannot point at one person.
How is my tier decided?
By how many players your server has when it is busy. Three busy days within two weeks decide it. One big event does not.
What happens when my server gets more players than my tier covers?
Nothing at once, and no player is ever turned away because of your tier. If the server is over the limit on three days within two weeks, we tell you in your account and in your Discord channel. You then have 14 days.
If it is still over the limit on three of those days, protection pauses until you move up a tier or the server fits again. It switches back on by itself once the server fits.
Is there a lifetime license?
Yes, on every paid tier. You pay once, and the server is covered for as long as FiveSpoof is sold for FiveM on GTA V. Monthly plans are there too.
A lifetime license is for one tier. If your server grows into the next tier, you pay only the difference between the two lifetime prices. You can also pay for the bigger tier monthly, and your lifetime tier stays yours.
Can I get my money back?
Yes, within 14 days of paying. In your account, open Plan and press Withdraw and get a refund. All you paid for that purchase goes back to your card, the plan ends and protection switches off.
If you moved up from a lifetime plan, only the move up is refunded. A monthly plan on top of a lifetime plan is refunded in full. Either way, the server goes back to its lifetime tier.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time in your account. Protection runs until the end of the period you paid for. After that, FiveSpoof stops and players connect as before.
Can I use one license on two servers?
No. One license covers one live server. It is tied to your Discord account and to your server's IP address. A second server needs its own license.
You can change the server's IP twice a year in your account. If one FiveSpoof key runs on two servers at the same time, protection pauses on both until you make a new connect command for one of them.
How do I pay?
By card. VAT for your country is added at checkout, and you get an invoice for every payment. If a payment is disputed or fully refunded, the license ends at once.
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