Dev Instance
Recommended for 4–10 players$14.99USD / month
A private place to develop, configure, and test before anything reaches your live community.
- 6GB DDR5 memory
- 100GB NVMe storage
- Powered by
- WISP panel access included
Premium FiveM server hosting
Your city.
Your chapter.
Start with a private development box, grow a community, or run a full production city on game-server hardware built for demanding resources.
AMD RyzenDDR5 RAMPCIe 4 NVMeWISP included
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AMD Ryzen performanceFast cores for busy scripts and city logic
DDR5 memoryModern memory for active communities
PCIe 4 NVMe storageFast resource and database access
WISP game panelManage files, console, restarts, and players
Choose your starting point
Three ways to build your city.
Match the server to how you work today, then move up when scripts, vehicles, maps, and concurrent players increase.
Low Pop
Recommended for 16–32 players$24.99USD / month
A practical launch point for a growing city with room for core jobs, voice, vehicles, and community scripts.
- 10GB DDR5 memory
- 300GB NVMe storage
- Powered by
- WISP panel access included
Production Server
Recommended for 64–128 players$39.99USD / month
Built for a serious live city, heavier resource stacks, larger fleets, and busy peak-hour sessions.
- 16GB DDR5 memory
- 500GB NVMe storage
- Powered by
- WISP panel access included
Player ranges are practical planning targets, not a hard performance guarantee. Framework, script quality, database load, maps, vehicles, voice configuration, and peak activity all affect capacity.
FiveM hosting comparison
See What Your Money Actually Gets You
FiveM hosting prices can look similar until you compare the resources behind them. Here's how Chapter22 compares with several major FiveM hosting providers using publicly available pricing and specifications.
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Clear resource allocations
Know what you're buying before your server goes live. Chapter22 publishes RAM and NVMe storage on each FiveM tier.
Room for your city
Start with 100GB NVMe on our Dev Instance, 300GB on Low Pop, and 500GB on Community — room for scripts, vehicles, maps and growing server files.
Powered by AMD
Chapter22 FiveM nodes pair AMD Ryzen performance with DDR5 memory and PCIe 4 NVMe storage.
Comparison last verified September 2, 2026 using publicly available provider pricing and product information. Prices, promotions, specifications and availability may change. “Unlimited” reflects the terminology used by the respective provider and remains subject to platform and service limitations. FiveM player counts above 48 may require an eligible Cfx.re Element Club subscription. Shockbyte, Nodecraft, Nitrado, GPORTAL and ZAP-Hosting are trademarks of their respective owners. Chapter22 Hosting is not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies.
Premium game-server foundation
Fast hardware. Cleaner management.
Everything is centered on stable tick performance, quick resource access, and a control panel your team can actually use.
Powered by AMD
AMD Ryzen hardware for resource-heavy roleplay workloads.
DDR5 memory
Modern memory bandwidth for frameworks, databases, scripts, and active players.
PCIe 4 storage
Fast storage for server artifacts, resource loads, logs, and database operations.
Panel included
Use WISP to access the console, files, schedules, backups, and day-to-day controls.
Featured FiveM partner
Build the fleet with Ferious Development.
Pair your Chapter22 server with custom non-ELS police, fire, EMS, DOT, civilian, and specialty vehicle assets from Ferious Development.
FiveM knowledge base
Build it. Tune it. Fix it.
Use the Chapter22 guide library for setup, configuration, performance, resources, and troubleshooting.
Complete beginner guide
Understand the pieces of a FiveM server and how they work together.
Read the guide →Create a server with txAdmin
Follow the practical setup workflow from first launch to a managed server.
Read the guide →Complete server.cfg guide
Learn the configuration file that controls your server, resources, and access.
Read the guide →Server won’t start
Work through the common causes of startup failures with a focused checklist.
Read the guide →Ready when your city is
Launch your next FiveM chapter.
Pick the right starting point, manage it through WISP, and scale when your community is ready.