Live data, read straight from the servers
This is where Bulgaria plays.
Bulgarian FiveM RP servers in one place: online status, player count, framework and whitelist — read straight from the servers themselves.
- servers
- 200
- online now
- 200
- players
- 385
- live
- 4
Servers right now
See all (200)How we rank servers (including paid promotion)
NLR Roleplay | Whitelisted Serverpromoted (paid)
Unknownopen entry
🌐212 ROLEPLAY S2 - Готов ли си за нов живот ?🌐
ESXopen entry
🌐212 ROLEPLAY S2 - Готов ли си за нов живот ?🌐
ESXopen entry
Why here
Live status, not a month-old snapshot
Every approved server is pinged every 3 minutes. You see whether it is up right now, how many are playing, and when it is busy.
Filters that mean something
By framework (ESX, QBCore, Qbox, ox_core) and by whitelist. The framework is detected from the server core, not from its description.
Ranking is disclosed
Paid promotion carries a clear badge and is described in the terms. There is no hidden paid ranking, and there will not be.
How it works
1
Find
Search by name, or filter by framework and whitelist.
2
Check
Open the server: players through the day, framework, Discord, player reviews.
3
Join
Hit “Join” and the client opens itself with the server address.
Bulgarian streamers
4 streaming live right now
Looking for the right server, or have a question? Ask in the community Discord.
Frequently asked questions
- How to join a server
- The fastest: click the server’s link here in the directory and the client opens by itself. If it does not, copy the code after /join.
- ESX, QBCore and Qbox — what is the difference
- ESX: The oldest and most widespread framework. A huge choice of scripts and jobs; the interface is often plainer and the economy looser. QBCore: More modern and better organised. The inventory, IDs and phone are usually more polished, and servers on it lean towards more serious roleplay. Qbox: A fork of QBCore focused on performance. For the player it mostly feels like fewer stutters when a lot of people are online. ox_core: A light modern framework from the team behind ox_lib and oxmysql. Less common, usually on servers that care about clean code and speed. Which one is better: Neither. The framework decides what the menus look like, not how good the roleplay is — that comes from the community and the moderation.
- New Life Rule (NLR)
- After death your character does not remember how they died, does not return to the spot, and does not seek revenge for it. Most servers also set a period during which the area is off limits.
- RDM — Random Deathmatch
- Killing without a roleplay reason and without prior interaction. The reason has to make sense from the outside: a conflict, a threat, a robbery — not “I was bored”.
