Server presentation
A homepage that communicates the roleplay style, setting, factions and what makes your server different within seconds.
FiveM · Roleplay · Community
FiveM server websites that turn visitors into players.
Your website is the first thing a player sees before joining: server presentation, readable rules, whitelist applications, live status and Discord integration. Custom built, not a generic template.
Fast on mobile · Whitelist and Discord integrated · Reply within 24/48h
Leggi questa pagina in italianoThe website is the filter between passers-by and players who stay
Most servers live inside Discord and public listings. The problem is that a Discord invite tells newcomers nothing: they cannot see what kind of roleplay they will find, which rules apply, how to get in, or whether the server is actually active.
A proper website solves exactly that: it explains the server identity in ten seconds, makes the rules readable without scrolling through thirty pinned messages, collects whitelist applications in an orderly way and shows whether the server is online and how many players are on.
I build it custom, fast on mobile — where most gaming traffic comes from — and with technical SEO in place, so your server can be found on Google and not only on third-party lists.
What I build
What your server website can do
Every section exists for a reason: explain the server, bring the right players in and cut down staff workload.
Readable rulebook
Rules organised into sections with search and direct anchors: staff stop repeating the same answers and can link the exact clause.
Whitelist and applications
Application forms with custom questions, validation, storage and staff notification on Discord. No more forms scattered across channels.
Live server status
Online/offline indicator and connected player count read straight from the server: the strongest social proof for someone deciding whether to join.
Discord integration
Member count, invites, roles and webhooks: site and community stay in sync without manual double work.
Store, changelog and news
Pages for packages and donations, server updates, events and release notes, editable by you without touching code.
Who it is for
When a dedicated website pays off
Situations where Discord alone stops being enough.
Whitelisted roleplay servers
Applications have to be collected, reviewed and archived: a structured form saves your staff hours every week.
Servers about to launch
You need a public reference point before opening: presentation, countdown, contact capture and a first foothold on Google.
Established communities
Hundreds of members and information scattered across dozens of pinned channels: the site becomes the organised archive Discord never manages to be.
Projects with donations or a store
If you sell packages or collect support, you need a clear, credible shopfront that reads well on a phone.
How I work
From first message to live website
Timeline and cost agreed before we start, updates while the work runs.
- 01
Project analysis
We talk about the server, its audience, which sections are genuinely needed and what a visitor should do the moment they land.
- 02
Structure and design
I define pages, content hierarchy and a visual identity that matches the server, and show you the direction before development starts.
- 03
Development and integrations
I build the site, wire up whitelist, Discord and live status, then check performance, mobile rendering and indexing on every page.
- 04
Launch and support
I publish on your domain and hosting, connect Search Console and stay available for updates and new sections.
Stack
What it is built with
The same technologies I use for business projects: no slow, unmanageable block builders.
- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- FiveM API
- Discord API
- MySQL / PostgreSQL
- Technical SEO
- Core Web Vitals
- Hosting and domain
- Analytics
What you get
What the website includes
The things that separate a site that brings players from one that just sits there.
Let’s talk about your server site- Custom design consistent with the server identity
- Responsive layout verified on phone, tablet and desktop
- Rules and information pages you can update yourself
- Whitelist form with staff notifications
- Discord integration and live server status
- Technical SEO: titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap
- Performance optimisation and compressed images
- Google Search Console and analytics setup
FAQ
FiveM server websites: frequently asked questions
It depends on sections and integrations. A presentation with rules and a Discord link costs less than a site with whitelist, staff area, store and live status. After a short analysis you get a written quote with defined timeline and cost.
Yes. I build custom application forms with staff notifications through Discord webhooks, plus member count, invites and role syncing when needed.
Yes. The website can read server status and connected player count and display them live — one of the most convincing elements for someone deciding whether to join.
Yes. Rules, news, changelog and information pages stay editable without touching code, and I leave you a short guide on how to do it.
Yes. I can take care of domain registration, hosting, SSL and deployment, or work with the infrastructure you already use.
Yes. I develop custom FiveM scripts in Lua for ESX, QBCore and qbox — the dedicated page is linked below.
Raccontami il progetto
Rispondo entro 24/48 ore. Nessun impegno, nessun preventivo automatico.
Let’s talk about your server website
Tell me what kind of server you run and what the site needs to do: I reply within 24/48 hours with a clear proposal on structure, timeline and budget.