Setting up a FiveM Tebex store with Airupt

FiveM stores have one detail that makes them different from many other games: the player needs to be identified before a package can be delivered to the right account. Tebex solves that with Tebex login, and Airupt uses it at checkout. This guide walks you through setting up a FiveM storefront from start to finish.

Before you start

You need:

• A Tebex store set up for FiveM, with your server linked in the Tebex creator panel
• At least one category with packages, for example Priority queue, Vehicles and Supporter tiers
• An Airupt account. The editor is free.

Step 1: Get your public token

Sign in to the Tebex creator panel and open creator.tebex.io/developers/api-keys. Copy the public token for your store. It looks something like abcd-1234....

Do not copy the private key. Airupt only needs the public token, and you should never paste your private key into any third-party tool.

Step 2: Create the project

In your Airupt dashboard, create a new project. Choose a store slug that matches your server name, because it becomes part of your public URL: /s/your-server.

Paste the public token into the project settings. Airupt loads your categories and packages.

Step 3: Build the page

A layout that works well for roleplay servers:

1. Navbar with your server logo, links to rules and Discord, and the basket
2. Hero with your server's name and a one-line pitch
3. Server status with the connect address and live player count
4. Packages with your categories as tabs
5. Text for important rules, such as what priority queue does and does not include
6. FAQ covering delivery, refunds and how to link your account
7. Discord join
8. Footer with a note that you are not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Cfx.re

Step 4: Match the theme to your server

Roleplay servers often have a strong visual identity. Open the theme panel and set your primary color, background and surface colors, corner radius and heading font. If your Discord and loading screen already use a color, use the same one as your primary color.

Need help with the wording? Ask the AI assistant something like "Write FAQ answers about how priority queue works and how long delivery takes". It writes the answers into the FAQ fragment and leaves everything else alone.

Step 5: Publish

Publishing needs a Pro or Studio plan. Click Publish and your storefront goes live at /s/your-server on Airupt hosting. Share the link in your Discord and in your server's connect screen.

If you want to see how players use the store, add your Google Analytics measurement ID in the project settings. See Google Analytics.

Step 6: Test the checkout flow

Open your published storefront, add a package to the basket and go to checkout. On a FiveM store, the player is asked to sign in with Tebex login before paying. This links the purchase to their FiveM account so the package can be delivered in-game. Payment itself happens on Tebex's hosted checkout.

Invite your staff

On a paid plan you can invite staff members as editors, so whoever handles your store can keep it up to date. Invites go to the email of an existing Airupt account. See Team members.