• Client: CC Scripts
  • Year: 2026

Building a premium store in a market that ships from templates

CC Scripts sells scripts for FiveM, the platform thousands of GTA V roleplay servers run on. I run it with my friend Christian, and I designed and built the store. Most script stores run on the same template, so our bet was that one that feels like real software would stand out.

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Store

Our own frontend

We still use Tebex for payments and licensing, but everything you see is our own. The catalog leads with our flagship and the subscription, with filters for each framework.

Heist Contracts

One package, one price

Heist Contracts is our biggest product: five heists, 30+ minigames and a dashboard. We first sold it in pieces, but that made buyers do maths before they'd even decided. Now it's one package with its own landing page.

Subscription

Every script, one price

A subscription above everything, including every new release on the day it ships.

Product page

Video first

For FiveM, seeing a script run matters more than any feature list. Then one price and one button.

Release tool

Shipping with a team of two

Keeping nine scripts updated by hand was slowing us down, so I built a release tool into the same app. Pick a script, write what changed, and it builds, uploads and announces the update on Discord.

Results

100+ sales in the first month

After the relaunch, the store made 100+ sales from 2,000+ visitors in its first month, with a bounce rate around 20%. People arrive, and they stay to look around.