RedM (Red Dead RP) server hosting in Spain

What you can do with your RedM server

Your server runs FXServer, the same software FiveM uses, set to Red Dead mode. It comes with txAdmin, which opens in your browser on one of the plan's additional ports.

In our panel you can change the license key, max players, server name, server version (artifact) and txAdmin port without editing any files. You also get a live console, file manager, SFTP access, backups, scheduled tasks and sub-users. The server stays online when nobody is connected, and Anti-DDoS protection is included.

Which plan to choose

Plans differ by RAM, and on a roleplay server it is mostly the scripts that use it up. Every plan includes 10 GB of NVMe storage per GB of RAM, as many MySQL databases and stored backups as it has GB of RAM, and 5 ports. Billing is monthly with no contract, and you can move to a plan with more RAM from the client area without losing your data. As a guide:

• 4 GB: enough to get started, set up your base and test resources.
• 8 GB or more: for an active roleplay server running a lot of scripts.

How to get started

Pick a plan and, once the payment goes through, the server is created automatically and your login details arrive by email. To start it you need a Cfx.re license key, which is free: paste it into the panel and start the server.

Then open txAdmin in your browser and follow its setup wizard. The steps are the same as for FiveM, so our guide to installing a server with txAdmin applies here too. Once that is done, your players join from RedM with the server address.

If you would rather receive it already configured, there is Assisted setup, an optional one-off paid service handled by a technician.

VORP, RSG and your server's resources

Almost every roleplay server is built on a framework. The usual choices on RedM are VORP and RSG, and both work with a MySQL database, which is already part of your plan.

There are two ways to install resources: deploy a base (a recipe) from the txAdmin wizard, or upload them yourself through the file manager or over SFTP (how to connect over SFTP).

If a script asks for a newer server build, change the artifact in the panel. Before updating important resources, take a backup: here is how to create and restore one.