Step-by-step walkthroughs for putting a real website in front of your GTA RP community, from the first folder to a deployed site with live player counts on it.
Where new players come from, which channels are worth the effort, and what to fix before you spend anything. Written for a server that has something to show rather than one that is still empty.
Read the guide →Both platforms were shut down in 2026 at Take-Two's request. Here is what happened, what it means for your community's website and links, and how to move without losing the players who already know where to find you.
Read the guide →The six characters in cfx.re/join/xxxxxx are how FiveM addresses your server. Here is where to find yours, what it is safe to publish, and why it is a better thing to put on your website than an IP address.
Read the guide →A complete walkthrough, from an empty folder to a deployed site with your server's live player count on it, using the RPWebsite template.
Read the guide →The rules page gets called the most important page on the site and is usually the last one written. What to include, how to structure it, and why a Discord channel is not where your ruleset should live.
Read the guide →Server lists and Discord are a closed loop. Search is where people who do not know your server yet go looking. What to publish, what to put on each page, and what actually moves a GTA RP community up the results.
Read the guide →Game server hosting, a domain, a website, and the fees nobody mentions until the first payout. A realistic first-year budget for a new community, and where the money actually needs to go first.
Read the guide →Player count, online state and the connected player list, pulled from your own server and rendered on your site. The two ways to do it, the caching you need, and why the obvious approach breaks in production.
Read the guide →The short list of what an RP community's website actually needs, before you pick a template or write a line of code.
Read the guide →Three real ways to get a server website live, what an hour of your time is actually worth in each, and the one question that decides which is right for you.
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