Queue

The queue module manages your FiveM server’s join queue. When the server is full, players automatically enter the queue and wait for a slot.

Queue View

In the dashboard you can see a live overview of the queue:

Position — The player’s place in the queue.
Name — The player’s in-game name.
Wait Time — How long the player has been waiting.
Priority — The player’s priority level.

Configuration

All queue settings are managed from the dashboard — you do not need to edit any files on your server. Available settings:

Setting	Description
Queue Enabled	Turn the queue on or off.
Max Queue Size	Maximum number of players that can wait in the queue (1-500).
Min Wait Time	Minimum time a player must wait before joining (in seconds).
Grace Period	Time a disconnected player has to rejoin without losing their spot (in seconds).
Join Interval	Minimum time between players joining from the queue (in seconds).
Whitelist Mode	Only allow whitelisted players to join the server.
VPN Block	Block players using a VPN (kick or send to queue).

Priority Roles

You can give certain Discord roles priority in the queue. Players with a priority role will move ahead of players with lower or no priority.

Priority roles are configured in the dashboard under your server’s queue settings. For each Discord role you can set:

Priority level — A number that determines the order (higher = more priority).
Whitelisted — Whether this role counts as whitelisted when whitelist mode is enabled.

Priority is automatically detected when a player has a Discord identifier linked to their FiveM account.

Maintenance Mode

You can enable maintenance mode from the dashboard. When active, new players cannot join the server — they see a maintenance message instead. Players who are already on the server are not affected.

Queue Management

From the dashboard you can manually:

Kick a player from the queue with an optional reason.
View all players currently in the queue.
Toggle maintenance mode on or off.