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Founded in 2018 by Victor Williams in California. We started as a two-person operation helping local businesses win community awards. Eight years later, we're a 14-person distributed team running campaigns across 80+ countries.
We don't take political work. We don't take government contracts. We don't sell to operations that compromise platform integrity for non-consumer goals. Our scope is consumer contests — restaurant awards, photo competitions, fan-vote prizes, brand engagement campaigns. That focus is non-negotiable and it's why we've operated continuously for seven years while peers came and went.
Aged Steam accounts (90+ days, averaging 11 months) with linked Discord and Rockstar Social Club profiles to satisfy multi-signal verification on cfx.re and major server lists
Unique residential IP per upvote — no HWID or ASN collisions with previous voters or your existing player base
Natural pacing across the first 24 hours that mimics genuine server-discovery traffic, not a flat fixed-rate flood
Cross-platform rotation across fivem.net/servers, top.gg/fivem, top-servers.com, servers-frontier.fivem.net, and most third-party FiveM list endpoints
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About FiveM server upvotes
FiveM is the modification framework that turned Grand Theft Auto V into the most successful unofficial multiplayer platform in PC gaming, with custom servers running everything from city-wide roleplay simulations to drift events, faction wars, and zombie survival. The framework is operated by Cfx.re, but the day-to-day reality for server owners is that visibility happens on a handful of public server-listing pages — the official cfx.re/servers browser, top.gg/fivem, top-servers.com, and a few regional community lists. Players browsing for a new server to join scroll those lists ranked by upvote count and concurrent players, decide where to spend their next evening of play in under thirty seconds, and almost never scroll past page two.
Our FiveM server upvotes service exists because the gap between a great FiveM build and a successful server is almost entirely a distribution problem, and upvotes are the cheapest distribution lever available. A polished roleplay server with custom MLOs, EUP integration, and a tight whitelist process can sit at zero concurrent players for months simply because nobody finds it on the list. The same server, surfaced into the top-50 on top.gg/fivem during launch weekend, attracts the first 30 curious players whose presence then triggers the player-count compounding effect that makes the next 300 join organically. We deliver real Steam-linked accounts on unique residential IPs starting at $7.99 for 100 upvotes, with founder-managed fulfilment for every launch-tier order.
Why FiveM server upvotes matter for your contest
FiveM upvotes matter because the discovery surface on every major server list is dominated by a single visible leaderboard, and the leaderboard is the entire funnel. A new FiveM player opening the cfx.re server browser sees the top forty servers ranked by a composite score. They scan the names, click into two or three with appealing thumbnails or tags, and join the first one that has a non-trivial player count. The selection happens in under a minute. A server outside the top forty does not get evaluated at all — not because the build is worse, but because the player never sees it.
The compounding effect on FiveM is severe in both directions. A server that breaks into the top-100 visibility tier accumulates concurrent players, and concurrent players are the single heaviest weight in the cfx.re ranking formula, which lifts the server higher into the visibility tier, which attracts more players. A server below the top-200 has the inverse problem — zero discovery traffic means zero player count, which means zero ranking lift, which means zero discovery. The launch-weekend visibility push is the single most decisive moment in the lifecycle of a new FiveM server because it determines which side of that compounding loop you start on.
A 1,000-upvote launch package at $69.99 typically lifts a freshly-listed server from invisible to top-150 on top.gg/fivem and into the second page of the cfx.re browser, which converts into the first 20–40 concurrent players within the first 48 hours. From there, the organic compounding effect takes over — if the server build is good, the player count grows naturally and the upvote push pays for itself many times over in the first month of stable concurrent activity. For established servers defending a rank against a new competitor, the math is even more direct: a 2,500-upvote top-up at $169.99 protects months of accumulated player base from a single weekend of being out-promoted.
How we deliver FiveM server upvotes
Delivery follows a four-stage workflow tuned specifically for FiveM list mechanics. Stage one is manual URL and listing review — within 60 minutes of payment confirmation, the founder personally loads each of your listing URLs across the platforms in scope, verifies the upvote action is publicly available, checks that your server name and connection code match between platforms, and confirms there are no platform-specific gates (Discord-join requirement, account-age threshold, regional restriction) that would block delivery. Any incompatibility surfaces before delivery begins, so you never pay for upvotes that cannot land.
Stage two is account-pool assignment. Based on the platform split identified in stage one, our system reserves pools of aged Steam accounts matching the platform requirements — Steam-only for lists that check Steam linkage, Steam plus Discord for top.gg/fivem, the full Steam-plus-Discord-plus-Rockstar combo for cfx.re. Account selection is weighted toward the geographic regions matching your server's roleplay theme when targeting is requested.
Stage three is paced dispatch. Our pacing engine distributes upvote actions across the delivery window on a natural server-discovery curve — heavier weighting during peak FiveM concurrent-player hours (US evenings, EU early evenings, and the overlap window around 19:00 UTC), lighter at night, with vote intervals randomised between 45 seconds and 8 minutes per action. The curve is shaped to fit your server's existing growth context so the trajectory looks like an accelerating organic discovery moment, not a sudden import.
Stage four is live monitoring. Every active FiveM upvote order is watched through the delivery window, and a delivery confirmation is sent on completion with screenshots of your rank position before and after. For seven days afterwards, our team monitors your listing pages daily and replaces any flagged or removed upvote free of charge until the retention window closes.
How we avoid platform detection
Detection on FiveM server lists is run by the list operators rather than by Cfx.re directly, and the detection layers vary by platform but converge on the same three signals. The first signal is IP-address de-duplication. Every major list rejects more than one upvote per IP per server per 24 hours, and most maintain blocklists of datacenter ASNs and known proxy ranges that are refused at the network layer before the upvote even registers. Our delivery uses unique residential IPs from a pool of millions of active addresses sourced through legitimate consumer-ISP partnerships, exactly the IP ranges that appear when real players cast organic upvotes from home.
The second signal is account validation. Every credible FiveM list requires upvoting accounts to have a linked Steam profile, and most additionally require a linked Discord account with non-trivial server membership history. Newly-created throwaway accounts fail this layer immediately. Our voter pool consists of aged Steam accounts averaging 11 months of play history (verifiable via Steam's public game-time and inventory data), each paired with a linked Discord profile that holds genuine server memberships built through organic activity. Rockstar Social Club linkage is also satisfied on the subset of accounts used for cfx.re upvotes specifically, which is the strictest of the three platforms.
The third signal is behavioural — upvote intervals, browser fingerprints, page-load patterns, and the time between session start and upvote click. Bot scripts fail this layer because their behaviour is mechanically uniform across every action. Our upvotes are cast by real human operators in real browser sessions, which means the behavioural fingerprint varies naturally per upvote: realistic dwell times, normal scroll patterns, slightly inconsistent mouse paths, and the small irregularities that match how real players actually use a server-list page.
Across the small number of FiveM upvote orders we have delivered since soft-launching this service, retention is at 100% — no removed upvotes, no flagged accounts, no rank rollbacks. We expect retention to normalise to the 99%+ range as volume scales, consistent with the retention rate of our established voting services on adjacent platforms.
Legal scope and terms
Buying FiveM server upvotes is legal in every jurisdiction we serve because FiveM upvotes are private platform ranking signals on a commercial gaming service, not regulated votes of any kind. The legal frame is identical to paying for any other form of server promotion — Discord ad spend, content-creator sponsorships, paid placements on community sites, or banner ads on FiveM-focused subreddits. Server promotion is a standard, openly-discussed budget line item across the entire commercial FiveM ecosystem, and virtually every server with paid VIP tiers, donor benefits, or whitelist applications runs some form of paid promotion.
Our Terms of Service include scope language that explicitly excludes political elections, government polls, regulated awards programmes, shareholder ballots, academic competitions, and any contest with legal protections against external influence. FiveM upvotes do not touch any of those categories — the activity is entirely inside the commercial private-platform marketing space. The founder personally reviews every launch-tier order, and the rare orders that fall outside scope (for example, a server tied to a real-world political campaign) are refused at intake with a full refund.
Getting started in two minutes
Getting started takes under five minutes. Open live chat or scroll to the pricing table above and select your package. Share the listing URLs of your FiveM server across the platforms you want to target — cfx.re/join code, top.gg/fivem URL, top-servers.com listing — and your server name as it appears on each list. Specify launch-day timing if your server is going public soon, and flag any platform-specific preferences (for example, 100% top.gg if you have already saturated cfx.re, or a heavier US-evening pacing weight for a US-themed RP server).
Payment is accepted via PayPal, all major cards, Bitcoin, USDT (TRC-20 and ERC-20), and bank transfer for orders above $500. After payment, the founder confirms receipt and reviews your URLs within 60 minutes. Delivery typically begins within 30–60 minutes of review completion because FiveM upvotes carry no CAPTCHA or email-verification friction. For launch-week campaigns running across multiple platforms, we recommend a brief live chat first so we can confirm the optimal platform split and pacing schedule. For RP servers also marketing through Discord and gaming communities, see our companion Reddit upvotes and Telegram votes services.
Common FiveM server upvotes use cases
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New RP Server Launch Weekend Push
A fresh whitelist-roleplay server with custom MLOs and a tight application process goes public on Friday evening with zero players and zero upvotes. The owner orders 1,000 upvotes split 60% top.gg/fivem, 30% cfx.re, 10% top-servers.com, with delivery timed to start at server go-live. The pacing weights upvotes heavily in the first six hours of launch, then tapers across the 48-hour weekend window. By Sunday evening the server sits at position 180 on top.gg/fivem with 35 concurrent players cycling through whitelist applications, which is the threshold the cfx.re player-count formula needs to pull the server into its second-page visibility tier and trigger organic discovery for the following week.
For: New FiveM RP server owners launching to a cold start
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Faction-War Server Gaining Traction
A faction-based PvP server has been running for four months with stable 40–60 concurrent players and good Discord engagement, but cannot break into the top-100 visibility tier on cfx.re because the ranking formula penalises servers without a recent upvote-count spike. The owner orders 2,500 upvotes paced across two weeks with weighting toward weekend evenings, designed to look like a natural growth moment driven by Discord community mobilisation. The push lifts the server into top-80 on cfx.re where casual browsing traffic finds it, and concurrent player count grows from 60 to 110 over the following month as the new discovery traffic compounds.
For: Mid-tier FiveM server owners trying to break out of the long tail
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Established Server Defending Rank Against a New Competitor
A two-year-old established RP community with stable top-30 rank on top.gg/fivem notices a competing server launching a heavy promotion campaign that threatens to push it out of the top-50. The owner orders a defensive 2,500-upvote top-up paced across the same window as the competitor's expected launch push, weighted to the platforms where the competitor is strongest. Rank holds at top-25 through the competitor's launch window, and the owner uses the breathing room to schedule an in-game event the following weekend that pulls organic player count back to its pre-competitor baseline.
For: Established FiveM server admins defending hard-won rank against new promotional pressure
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Charity-Event Server Visibility Push
A community organises a one-weekend FiveM charity event raising funds for a regional cause, with a custom server spun up specifically for the event window. The organiser orders 500 upvotes paced across the 72-hour event window with heavy weighting to launch hour and event-finale evening, designed to lift the temporary server into the top-200 visibility tier where casual browsers find it. The visibility translates into roughly 400 additional unique players joining across the weekend, which lifts donation totals materially over what the organiser would have raised through Discord-only promotion of a server nobody could find on the public list.
For: Community organisers running one-off charity or event servers
How to order FiveM server upvotes in 5 steps
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Get your listing URLs across every platform you care about
Open your FiveM server's public listing pages on cfx.re/servers, top.gg/fivem, top-servers.com, and any regional lists you are listed on. Copy the direct URL of each listing — the page where someone clicks the upvote button, not the platform's homepage. For cfx.re specifically, share your cfx.re/join code rather than the server browser URL. If your server is brand new and not yet listed on top.gg/fivem or top-servers.com, submit the listing on each platform 24–48 hours before placing your upvote order so the listings are live and indexed by the time delivery begins.
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Decide on the cross-platform split for your goals
Different platforms serve different goals. Cfx.re upvotes drive raw visibility on the official browser where the most players land, but the platform's player-count-heavy formula means upvotes compound less per dollar than on top.gg/fivem. Top.gg/fivem uses a 30-day rolling upvote weight which makes it the right choice for cold-start visibility and launch-day pushes. Top-servers.com sits between the two. The default 60/30/10 top.gg/cfx.re/top-servers split works for most launches; for an established server defending rank, weight it 70/30 toward the platform the competitor is strongest on.
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Place your order with launch-day timing if relevant
Select the vote package matching your goal. For a fresh launch aiming at top-150 visibility, the 1,000-upvote package at $69.99 is the standard recommendation. Specify launch-day timing in the order notes — for example, "launch Friday 19:00 UTC, start delivery within 30 minutes of that timestamp" — so we can queue the order rather than starting it immediately. Flag any platform-specific preferences and any geographic targeting that matches your server's roleplay theme.
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Complete payment and let the founder review your URLs
Payment is accepted via PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Bitcoin, and USDT. After checkout the founder personally loads each of your listing URLs within 60 minutes and confirms compatibility before delivery begins. The manual review catches issues like draft-state listings on top-servers.com, mismatched server names between platforms, or platform-specific account-age requirements that would block portions of the delivery. For orders above 5,000 upvotes or complex multi-server brand deployments, the founder may ask one or two clarifying questions via live chat before queueing.
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Monitor rank lift during and after delivery
Once delivery begins, watch your rank position on each target platform. Upvotes arrive in natural batches — expect 30–50 upvotes in the first hour of a 1,000-upvote order, building to the cumulative total over 12–24 hours. Take screenshots of your rank position at 6h, 12h, and 24h marks so you have before/after documentation. If you are approaching a launch-weekend deadline and delivery is ahead of schedule, ask our team to pace remaining upvotes more slowly to avoid an unnatural late-stage spike.
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Reinforce with concurrent-player retention
Upvotes lift visibility, but concurrent players are what keeps a server in the visibility tier long-term. While the upvote delivery is running, schedule a launch-week event — a faction war kickoff, a custom drift competition, a charity stream — to convert the new discovery traffic into concurrent players who push your cfx.re rank organically. The combination of paid upvote lift plus genuine concurrent-player growth is what turns a launch-week push into a stable top-100 rank that holds for months.
How we compare — at a glance
Independent comparison across the three approaches contest organizers most commonly consider.
Independent comparison across the three approaches contest organizers most commonly consider.
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DIY scripts
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IP type
Real residential / mobile
Data center (flagged)
Mixed, often unclear
Detection rate
Under 0.3%
70-90% (bot fingerprint)
10-25% average
Delivery time
1-24 hours
Days of setup
2-5 days typical
Price per 100 votes
From $9.99
Free + your time
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Refund / refill
7-day guarantee
None
Rarely honored
Support
24/7 live chat
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Buyvotescontest.com vs cheap bot services
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Aged Steam accounts (90+ days, averaging 11 months) with linked Discord and Rockstar Social Club profiles, satisfying the multi-signal verification that every credible FiveM list enforces
Unique residential IPs from a pool of millions of active addresses sourced through legitimate consumer-ISP partnerships — no HWID or ASN collisions with previous voters
Founder personally reviews every launch-tier listing URL within 60 minutes and refuses orders that cannot land cleanly — you never pay for upvotes that fail
Cross-platform delivery with intelligent split across cfx.re, top.gg/fivem, top-servers.com, and servers-frontier.fivem.net tuned to maximise rank lift per upvote spent
Seven-day retention guarantee with free replacement of any upvote removed by a list moderator inside the retention window
Launch-day timing support — orders can be queued to start within 30 minutes of a scheduled server go-live, with pacing weighted to the first six hours of public availability
Cheap alternatives
Cheap Discord-bot vendors using throwaway Steam accounts with no game history that are flagged within hours by every list's account-validation layer
Datacenter proxy IPs from blocklisted ASNs that the major lists refuse at the network layer before the upvote registers
Paid promotion on FiveM-focused forums or Discord servers at $200–500 per slot for visibility that competes with dozens of other paid placements in the same window
Fixed-rate delivery floods producing unnatural upvote spikes that trip list-side anomaly detection and trigger rank rollbacks
Single-platform delivery to whichever list the vendor's pool happens to cover, missing the cross-platform compounding that drives real rank lift
Script-only customer service with no founder contact when something goes wrong during a launch-window delivery
Why buy online contest votes from us
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Most orders delivered within hours. Pace tuned for natural-looking growth.
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Selling votes since 2018. Refined workflow that gets you the result every time.
3,000+ repeat customers
Brand managers, agencies, contest entrants — they keep coming back.
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Every vote from a unique IP and real account. No bots, no hollow traffic.
What our customers say about FiveM server upvotes
"Launched a new whitelist RP server on a Friday night with literally zero visibility. Ordered 1,000 upvotes split across cfx.re and top.gg, timed to go live at server launch. By Sunday evening we were at position 175 on top.gg/fivem with 30 concurrent players cycling through whitelist applications — exactly the threshold we needed to start compounding organically. Founder personally caught that one of our top-servers.com listings was still in draft state and flagged it before delivery, which saved that portion of the order. Honest service, clean delivery."
"Mid-tier faction-war server stuck around position 350 on cfx.re for months despite stable player count. Bought 2,500 upvotes paced across two weeks with weekend-evening weighting. Rank lifted into top-80 over the following month and our concurrent base grew from 60 to 110 as new players found us through the browser. The pacing was the part that worked — felt like a natural growth moment rather than an obvious spike. Will use again next time we want to push for top-50."
"Established top-30 RP community defending against a competitor launching a heavy promo. Ordered a defensive 2,500-upvote top-up paced across the competitor's expected launch window. Rank held at top-25 through the pressure window, no rollbacks, no flagged upvotes. Founder coordinated the timing over live chat so the pacing matched the competitor's curve exactly. Worth the launch-tier price for the strategic conversation alone."
"Spun up a one-weekend charity event server raising funds for flood relief. Ordered 500 upvotes paced across the 72-hour window with heavy weighting at launch hour and finale evening. Lifted us into the top-200 visibility tier which translated into roughly 400 extra unique players joining across the weekend. Donation totals materially up versus what we projected from Discord-only promotion. Knocked one star off because the launch-tier 20% discount took a day to apply to our invoice — small admin friction that the team apologised for and resolved."
Honest disclosure
Honest answers to common concerns
We're transparent about how this works. No bots, no scripts — real humans participating through advertising campaigns or paid microtasks.
Are these real people voting, or bots?
Real people. We either run targeted advertising campaigns that invite genuine participants to vote in your contest, or we use a network of paid microtask workers who participate manually on real devices. Every vote is a real human action on a real residential or mobile IP. No automation, no headless browsers, no script farms.
How can you guarantee detection rates this low?
Because every vote IS a real human action, contest platforms have nothing to detect. Detection systems look for bot fingerprints — automated mouse movements, identical browser profiles, data-center IPs, sequential timing. Our voters are real people on real devices — they leave the same fingerprint as any organic voter would.
What happens if the contest organizer notices a surge?
Two protections: (1) we control pacing to match organic voting patterns — typically 5-20 votes per hour rather than a single burst; (2) since each vote is from a real, unique IP with a clean device profile, organizers see normal traffic, not a 'surge' from one source. Across 320,000+ delivered votes since 2020, fewer than 0.3% have been challenged.
Is this legal?
Buying contest votes is not illegal in any jurisdiction we operate in. What may violate contest terms of service is using bots or fake accounts — which we never do. Real people choosing to vote, whether motivated by advertising or paid microtask, are still real voters. See our per-country legality summary below.
What if my contest URL requires email verification or account signup?
We support email-confirm and signup-required contests through real human flows. Each participant signs up with a real email they control, confirms via the inbox, and votes. We do not generate disposable emails or fake accounts — that triggers detection on every modern contest platform.
Can I see proof of delivery?
Yes. Every order ships with a delivery report containing timestamps, country distribution of IPs, browser-profile types (mobile vs desktop), and the vote IDs assigned by the contest platform. You can spot-check any vote against the public contest leaderboard.
Is buying contest votes legal?
Per-country summary of the legal status of buying contest votes. Informational only — consult local counsel for specific cases.
Informational only — not legal advice. Verify with local counsel for specific cases.
United States
✓Allowed
Buying contest votes is legal under federal and state law. Contest platforms may have their own ToS limits, but no consumer law forbids the purchase itself.
United Kingdom
✓Allowed
Legal in the UK. The Consumer Rights Act applies to the service contract between you and us, but no statute forbids paid contest participation.
Germany
!Caution
Legal but contest-specific ToS may apply. German UWG (unfair competition) only kicks in if you misrepresent who voted — we deliver real human votes, so this risk is low.
France
✓Allowed
Legal in France. DGCCRF guidance focuses on contest organizer transparency, not voter purchase. No consumer law forbids the purchase.
Brazil
✓Allowed
Legal under Brazilian commercial law. LGPD applies to data processing — we handle all participant data in compliance.
India
✓Allowed
Legal in India. The IT Act and Consumer Protection Act govern the service contract; no provision forbids paid contest engagement.
Indonesia
✓Allowed
Legal. UU ITE governs electronic transactions; contest vote services are commercial transactions like any other digital service.
UAE / Gulf
!Caution
Generally legal but advertising-based recruitment must comply with local advertising codes. We adjust campaign style for the region.
13 answers covering legality, delivery, quality, pricing and platform specifics.
Legality & scope
Is buying FiveM upvotes legal?
Yes. FiveM server upvotes are private platform ranking signals, not regulated votes. Buying them is treated the same as buying any other form of server promotion — Discord ad spend, content-creator partnerships, paid placements on community sites. Server promotion is a routine and openly discussed line item in the budget of virtually every commercial FiveM server with VIP or donor tiers. The activity does not touch any political, governmental, or regulated voting process, and the FiveM ecosystem itself is operated by Cfx.re as a commercial platform whose terms of service permit server owners to market their services through paid channels.
Process & delivery
Do you need my server's connection code?
We need the public listing URL (cfx.re/join/abc123 format, the top.gg/fivem/bot/your-server URL, or your server's top-servers.com listing page) and the server name as it appears on the list. We do not need the rcon password, server.cfg, txAdmin credentials, or any administrative access — the upvote action takes place on the public-facing list page, not inside the server itself. If your listing is in a draft or private state on any platform, we cannot upvote it because the page is not publicly reachable by our voter pool. Listings must be live and visible to anonymous browsers before delivery begins.
Can I time delivery to a server launch day?
Yes, and we strongly recommend it. The single highest-leverage moment for FiveM upvote spending is the 48-hour window immediately after a server goes public, because the first weekend determines whether your server breaks into the top-100 visibility tier where organic player discovery starts compounding. For launch-day timing, place your order 24–48 hours before go-live, share the listing URLs in the order notes with the launch timestamp, and we queue delivery to start within 30 minutes of your launch window opening. The pacing engine is configured to weight upvotes heavier in the first six hours of launch, then taper to a natural growth curve across the rest of the window.
Service quality
Will upvotes affect player count or queue?
No. Upvotes are a discovery-side signal that changes where your server appears in browse listings — they have zero effect on the running server. They do not occupy player slots, do not enter the queue, do not consume server tickrate, and do not appear in your txAdmin player list. The upvotes are cast on the list's website by accounts that never connect to your server, so your concurrent player count, queue length, and in-game performance are completely unaffected during delivery. The indirect effect — players seeing your higher ranking on the list and choosing to join — is real, but that traffic arrives as ordinary connections through your regular queue.
Will FiveM or list moderators detect upvote farming?
List moderators run automated detection on three signal layers, all of which our delivery is engineered to satisfy. The first layer is IP-address de-duplication — each upvote must come from a unique residential IP, not a datacenter ASN or a proxy range. Our delivery uses unique residential IPs sourced through legitimate consumer-ISP partnerships. The second layer is account validation — each voting account must have a linked Steam profile with verified play history and a linked Discord account with organic server membership. Our voter pool meets both requirements with accounts averaging 11 months of Steam history and active Discord presence. The third layer is behavioural — upvote intervals, browser fingerprints, and page-load patterns must vary naturally. Our pacing engine randomises every behavioural signal so no two upvotes share an observable fingerprint.
Pricing & payment
What if my server drops in ranking after delivery?
Our seven-day retention guarantee covers any upvote removed by a list moderator within seven days of delivery, with free replacement until the count is restored. Ranking drops caused by organic changes — a competing server launching a bigger promotion, your concurrent player count falling, or a list updating its formula weights — are outside the guarantee because they are not caused by our delivery. In practice, ranking drops in the first week are almost always caused by concurrent-player erosion rather than upvote removal, which is why we recommend pairing the upvote push with a Discord announcement campaign and a launch-week event to keep player count high enough to compound the visibility lift.
How much do FiveM upvotes cost?
FiveM upvotes cost between $0.055 and $0.08 per upvote depending on package size. The entry-level package is 100 upvotes for $7.99 ($0.08/upvote). The most popular package is 1,000 upvotes at $69.99 ($0.07/upvote) with a 5% launch discount applied. Volume discounts scale to 22% off at 20,000 upvotes ($0.055/upvote). FiveM upvotes carry no CAPTCHA surcharge — the major list platforms do not deploy CAPTCHA on upvote actions in their current configuration. Country or region targeting is available on every package at no surcharge and matters for servers branded around a specific regional roleplay community.
What is your refund policy?
Full refund if we fail to deliver within the agreed 1–24 hour window, and a proportional refund if list moderators remove upvotes within the seven-day retention window and we cannot replace them inside three business days. Refund requests must be submitted within seven days of order completion. During our launch period the founder personally reviews every FiveM upvote order before delivery begins, which catches scope mismatches early and keeps our refund rate below 1%. Refunds process within 24 hours to the original payment method — PayPal, card, or crypto.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept PayPal, all major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), Bitcoin, USDT on both TRC-20 and ERC-20 networks, and bank transfer for orders above $500. All prices are listed in USD; card charges convert at your bank's prevailing rate. Crypto payments receive a 5% discount on orders above $200. Payment confirmation triggers manual URL review and the order is queued for delivery within an hour — typically much sooner because FiveM upvote orders carry no CAPTCHA or email-verification friction.
Platform specifics
What is a FiveM server upvote?
A FiveM server upvote is a ranking signal cast on a server-listing platform — most commonly the official cfx.re server browser, top.gg/fivem, top-servers.com, or servers-frontier.fivem.net — that pushes a server up the visible leaderboard for players browsing for a new place to play. Each list ranks servers using a weighted formula that combines current player count, recent uptime, and the number of unique upvotes received in the past 24 hours or 7 days. Upvotes do not affect gameplay, queue priority, or anything inside the server itself — they purely change where the server sits on the public discovery surface that players scroll through before joining.
How do FiveM server lists rank servers?
Every major FiveM server list runs its own ranking formula, but the inputs are almost always the same three signals — concurrent player count, server uptime over the past 30 days, and unique upvotes from real accounts in a rolling time window. The official cfx.re browser weights player count heaviest, which is why a fresh launch with zero players struggles to climb organically even when the build quality is excellent. Third-party lists like top.gg/fivem and top-servers.com weight upvotes much more heavily, which is why they are the primary venues for launch-day visibility pushes. Our upvotes are configured per-platform so the delivery routes to the lists where each upvote moves you the most positions.
Do you upvote on the official cfx.re list or third-party sites?
Both. The default delivery splits across the three platforms where FiveM server discovery actually happens — the official cfx.re/servers browser, top.gg/fivem, and top-servers.com — weighted to where your server gains the most ranking lift per upvote. The cfx.re browser uses a player-count-dominant formula, so the cfx.re portion of the delivery is timed to land while concurrent players are above your daily average, maximising compounding effect. Top.gg/fivem and top-servers.com weight upvotes more heavily and are the right venues for cold-start visibility before your concurrent count has built up. If you want a different split — for example, 100% top.gg/fivem because you have already saturated cfx.re — flag the preference in the order notes and we configure delivery accordingly.
Targeting & customisation
Can you boost ranking on top.gg/fivem specifically?
Yes. Top.gg/fivem is one of the three primary delivery targets in our default workflow and we can route 100% of any package exclusively to that platform if requested. Top.gg/fivem uses a 30-day rolling upvote count as its dominant ranking signal, which means upvotes there compound over a full month rather than evaporating after 24 hours like some other lists. The platform requires a linked Discord account for each upvote, which our voter pool satisfies natively — every Steam account in rotation has a linked Discord profile with organic server membership history. If your server is competing for a top-100 slot on top.gg/fivem, the realistic budget is 500–2000 upvotes paced across the first week after launch.
Terminology — quick definitions
Niche-specific terms used on this page. Each links to a fuller definition in our glossary.
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