FiveM turns GTA V into custom server experiences, from city roleplay and vehicle pursuits to survival and combat modes. That makes the feature comparison more specific than a general GTA cheat menu: player information, vehicle tracking, combat controls and server-related utilities serve different purposes.
ESHub’s FiveM product category includes TZ Internal, Keyser, redENGINE and a separate redENGINE Spoofer. This guide explains the main feature groups and links their purchase listings. Check the selected product for current availability and support for the server environment you use.
Compare ESHub’s FiveM Products
FiveM: TZ Internal
A combat and visual menu with player, weapon, vehicle and configuration categories. Compare its Aimbot, Silent Aim, ESP and vehicle controls in the detailed listing.
View TZ Internal →FiveM: redENGINE
A separate package with Lua and resource-related tooling. Review its own specification rather than assuming it shares the same menu as TZ Internal.
View redENGINE →FiveM: Keyser
An additional FiveM option with its own access durations. Open the listing to compare current purchase options and confirm the feature specification before choosing.
View Keyser →redENGINE Spoofer
A standalone product, separate from the gameplay menus. Review compatibility and requirements for this listing independently.
View redENGINE Spoofer →Live FiveM Gameplay Preview
Watch the supplied FiveM video alongside the feature comparison. Recorded options may differ from the currently available build.
FiveM Aimbot, Silent Aim & Weapon Controls
TZ Internal separates aiming methods from weapon behavior. Aimbot, Silent Aim and Magic Bullet are targeting categories; bone selection identifies the target point. Triggerbot concerns firing activation, while the Friends List provides a separate targeting filter.
No Recoil and No Spread affect different aspects of weapon behavior. Ammunition and reload options form another group, including Set Ammo, Freeze Ammo and No Reload. The supplied feature list also includes Explosive Ammo and a Damage Multiplier. These are individual controls, not a promise of identical behavior on every custom server.
Compare the exact targeting and weapon settings in the product menu. Silent Aim does not establish immunity from detection or server penalties.
ESP, Visuals & Loot Radar
Player ESP organizes supported information around a character: boxes, skeletons, lines, player IDs, weapons, health and armor. Each field has a different role. An ID distinguishes a server participant, while health and armor describe the character’s condition.
Vehicle ESP and radar concern vehicles separately from players. Bag ESP is an item-information category; Auto Loot concerns interaction. Keeping those categories distinct makes it easier to compare which information a menu displays and which actions it offers.
Use the TZ Internal listing for the detailed visuals and vehicle categories. Choose colors and display options that keep nearby information readable without filling the screen with every available label.
Player Hacks, Godmode & Vehicle Control
TZ Internal lists Heal, Armor, Godmode, Invisible, Noclip, run and swim speed, No Ragdoll and teleport options in its player category. These controls concern the local character, while vehicle options concern a selected vehicle or the current car.
The vehicle group includes boost, color, repair and teleport options alongside vehicle ESP. Its miscellaneous group lists Auto Farm GLife, Auto Loot, Bag ESP and vehicle-warp options. GLife automation is a named server-specific feature and should not be presented as a universal economy function.
Custom servers can use different resources and validation rules. A listed player or vehicle function does not establish support for every server or guarantee a persistent change.
Choose by Feature Category and Server Context
Combat & Player Information
Compare the aiming methods, trigger controls and player-information fields you need. A weapon option and a visual marker address different parts of the encounter.
Vehicles & Movement
Vehicle tracking, radar, repairs and character movement belong to different menu groups. Review each function’s scope instead of assuming one category includes the others.
Configs & Keybinds
Organize visuals and controls into a saved profile. Review imported settings and avoid conflicting key assignments before changing several categories at once.
Current Compatibility
Check the selected product and status page after updates. Server-specific support matters alongside the PC requirements and access duration.
TZ Internal Feature Categories
Player Hacks
- Godmode & Invisible
- Noclip & Speed Run/Swim
- Heal & Armor on demand
- No Ragdoll
- Teleport options
Visuals (ESP)
- Player Boxes (Static)
- Skeleton & Lines
- Weapon & Player ID
- Health Bar & Armor Bar
- Vehicle ESP with Selector
Weapon Hacks
- Aimbot & Silent Aim
- Magic Bullet
- No Recoil / No Spread
- No Reload & Freeze Ammo
- Explosive Ammo & Damage Multiplier
Vehicle & Misc
- Vehicle Radar & Boost
- Teleport Vehicle / to Vehicle
- Auto Farm GLife
- Auto Loot & Bag ESP
- Warp Vehicle & FOV Warp
- Extensive Troll Options
PC Requirements, Recording and Spoofer Options
TZ Internal specifies Windows 10 and 11 with Intel and AMD processors. Follow the setup instructions for the selected product; a different package may have different requirements. The PC also needs to run GTA V and the server’s custom content.
TZ Internal lists Streamproof OBS support. Capture protection concerns supported recording methods; it does not establish that visible gameplay changes, every capture mode or every menu element will be hidden. Confirm the exact behavior before relying on it.
The redENGINE Spoofer has a separate listing. Compare additional standalone options in the HWID spoofer category. A spoofer should not be treated as an included feature of every FiveM menu or as a guarantee against account penalties.
For troubleshooting, identify the package, Windows version, server context and exact error. Distinguish a launch problem from an overlay issue or a server-specific feature problem. Check ESHub product status for current updates.
FiveM Cheats FAQ
Which FiveM products can I compare?
Browse TZ Internal, Keyser and redENGINE. The spoofer is a separate listing.
Are all packages the same menu?
No. Compare the individual specification and requirements for the product you select.
What is the difference between Aimbot and Triggerbot?
Aimbot concerns targeting. Triggerbot concerns firing activation. They are separate controls.
Does Silent Aim guarantee undetected use?
No. A targeting method does not guarantee protection from account or server penalties.
What does Player ESP show?
The supplied TZ Internal feature list includes boxes, skeletons, weapons, player IDs, lines, health and armor information.
Is Auto Loot the same as Bag ESP?
No. Bag ESP supplies item information, while Auto Loot concerns interaction.
Does Auto Farm GLife work on every economy server?
Do not assume that. It is a named server-specific feature, and support needs its own check.
Can I use the same settings on every server?
Custom servers can use different resources and rules. Review support and configuration for the server context.
Is a spoofer included with every package?
Do not assume that. Review the selected package and the separate redENGINE Spoofer listing.
Can I record with TZ Internal?
Its listing includes Streamproof OBS. Confirm the supported capture method and what is hidden.
Where are current prices and durations?
Use the FiveM purchase category and individual listings for current access options.
Can using FiveM cheats result in a ban?
Yes. Third-party cheats can lead to account or server penalties. No product can guarantee risk-free use.
Explore ESHub’s FiveM Products
Compare player information, targeting, vehicle tools and package-specific requirements. Open the current listings to choose the feature set and access duration that fit your needs.