FiveM server monitoring that tells you first
Track your FiveM server status, uptime and live player count. Get a Discord alert the moment the server crashes, drops off the server list, or a framework resource like qb-core stops — and give your community a public status page.
From $9/month · cancel any time
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How it works
Nothing to install on your server. No bot to host.
Paste your join code
Enter cfx.re/join/abc123 (or just abc123) or your server's IP:port — port 30120 is assumed if you leave it out. Statzly fills in the server name automatically.
See your players
Your dashboard shows the live player count, a player-history graph, 24h peak and average, artifact version, OneSync, game build and resource count.
Get Discord alerts
Connect a Discord webhook and your staff channel gets a rich embed when the server goes down, when it recovers, and when a required resource stops.
Everything you need to monitor a FiveM server
Dual-signal down detection
Statzly probes the FXServer directly (info.json and dynamic.json on your game port) and checks your heartbeat on the cfx.re server list. Add your server by join code and it's only reported down when every signal agrees, so a cfx.re outage doesn't cause false alarms — and Statzly notices when your server stops heartbeating to the list.
FiveM player count tracker
Live player counts (for example 128/256), a player-count history graph and your 24-hour peak and average players. See when your community is most active and whether a restart cost you players.
Required resource checks
List the resources your server depends on — es_extended, qb-core, oxmysql — and get alerted if any stops running. This catches the outage txAdmin won't flag: the server is up, but the framework crashed and nobody can load in.
Server details at a glance
Server name with colour codes stripped, FXServer artifact version, resource count, OneSync on/off, enforced game build, game type and map, plus a one-click Connect (fivem://connect) button.
Discord, Slack, webhook & email alerts
Rich Discord embeds, Slack messages, signed webhooks and escalating email (up to 3 per incident). Down and recovery alerts include the downtime duration, and slow-response alerts warn you before a full outage.
FiveM server status page
A public page at statzly.com/status/your-server with live player counts, uptime bars, incidents and maintenance. Pin it in your Discord and stop answering "is the server down?" by hand.
Maintenance windows
Schedule nightly restarts and artifact updates so they don't page your staff. Alerts pause during the window and players see the maintenance on your status page.
Badges, incidents, team & API
Embeddable player-count and status badges, incidents with an update timeline, team members with admin/member/viewer roles, a REST API and weekly or monthly uptime reports.
Also watch your website
Add plain HTTP(S) monitors for your community website, txAdmin panel, CDN or Tebex/donate page — same dashboard, same alerts.
A FiveM Discord status bot alternative
Many communities run a bot that posts the player count in a channel. Statzly goes further: it monitors the server and alerts your staff when something breaks.
- Runs independently — nothing to host, and it keeps working when your server is down
- Alerts staff when the server goes down and when it recovers
- Checks FXServer and the cfx.re heartbeat before alerting
- Required-resource (framework) checks
- Player-count history graph with 24h peak and average
- Public status page your players can open outside Discord
Simple monthly pricing
Every feature on every plan. FiveM servers and URL monitors share one limit.
Starter
- 100 servers + URL monitors
- Checks every 1 minute
Pro
- 300 servers + URL monitors
- Checks every 30 seconds
Business
- Unlimited servers + URL monitors
- Checks every 15 seconds
FiveM monitoring FAQ
How do I check if my FiveM server is down?
Add it to Statzly with your cfx.re join code or IP:port. Statzly checks it every 15 seconds to every minute depending on your plan, probing the FXServer directly and checking its cfx.re server-list heartbeat, and alerts you on Discord, Slack, webhook or email as soon as it goes down.
Can Statzly track my FiveM player count over time?
Yes. Statzly records the player count on every check, so you get a live count, a player-count history graph and your 24-hour peak and average players.
Is Statzly an alternative to a Discord status bot?
Yes. Instead of a bot you host that posts a status message, Statzly runs independently, sends rich Discord alerts when the server goes down or recovers, checks your framework resources, and gives you a public status page you can link from Discord.
Does it work with ESX, QBCore, QBox and RedM?
Yes. Statzly talks to FXServer itself, so it works with any framework. Use required resource checks to watch es_extended, qb-core, qbx_core, oxmysql or any other resource your server needs. RedM servers run on FXServer too and can be monitored the same way.
Do I need to install anything on my server?
No. Statzly reads the public info.json and dynamic.json endpoints FXServer already exposes and the cfx.re server list. There is no resource or script to install.
Is there a free plan?
No. Statzly is a paid service starting at $9/month. Every plan includes every feature; plans differ by how many servers you monitor, how often they're checked and how long history is kept.