The ultimate solution for managing player connections and ensuring a fair, prioritized entry to your FiveM server.
[qbox] / [QBCore] / [ESX] / [standalone]
Stop losing potential players to full servers and chaotic connection attempts. The XGC Connection Queue is a professional, high-performance script designed to provide a seamless, branded waiting experience while giving priority access to your most valued community members.
Feature
Description
Benefit for Your Server
Framework Agnostic
Works flawlessly with QBCore, ESX, and Standalone servers.
Maximum compatibility and future-proofing.
Advanced Priority System
Assign priority access to Admins, VIPs, Moderators, and Supporters.
Reward loyal players and ensure staff can connect instantly.
Branded Console & UI
Features XGC branding in console prints and a clean, in-game queue UI.
Maintains a professional, consistent brand image.
Real-Time Management
Admin commands (queuestatus, queueskip, queueremove ) for total control.
Full control over your server's connection flow.
High Performance
Optimized for minimal resource usage (0.00ms idle).
Smooth, lag-free experience for all players.
🛠️ Technical Specifications
Frameworks Supported: QBCore, ESX, Standalone
Dependencies: None (Standalone)
Protection: Keymaster Escrow Protected
🔒 Purchase Includes
XGC Connection Queue Script (xgc-queue)
Comprehensive config.lua
Detailed Installation Guide
Lifetime Updates & Support
Stop settling for basic queue systems. Upgrade to the XGC Connection Queue and give your players the professional experience they deserve.
Trusted by over 400+ servers worldwide.
"Finally a script that actually works. Support was super fast and helpful."
"Top quality. We've been using it on our server for 2 weeks without issues. 10/10."
"Very clean code, easy to customize. 0.00ms resmon is not an empty promise."
"This system is awesome. My players love the new features."
"Best developer. Updates come regularly and bugs are fixed immediately."
"Everything perfect, installation was done in 5 minutes. Would buy again."