Viper Multi-Job — FiveM Multijob Script for QBCore & ESX
FRAMEWORK SUPPORT
QBCore & ESX Legacy — dual framework support with automatic detection
DESCRIPTION
A powerful multijob manager by Viper Development for FiveM that lets players hold and switch between multiple jobs from one clean, modern menu. This Viper Development multijob system offers dual QBCore and ESX Legacy support with automatic framework detection — the same script works as both a multijob qbcore and multijob esx resource. Swap jobs in a single click with full grade and salary display, toggle duty directly from the UI, and let the built-in server-side validation handle security — players can only switch to jobs they actually own. Fully re-themeable with a single hex color, translated into 4 languages, and escrow-unlocked where it matters, this multijob fivem resource drops into any server and just works.
FEATURES
- One-click job switching with grade & salary display
- Duty toggle built in (QBCore duty system + esx_duty style support with statebag fallback)
- Station-locked duty jobs — police/EMS must use their station duty point
- Delete jobs from the menu, with automatic unemployed fallback
- Server-side anti-exploit validation — players can only switch to jobs they actually own
- Admin /removejob [id] [job] command
- Clean, modern UI opened with a configurable keybind (default F4)
- 4 languages included (EN, ES, FR, DE) with easy locale system
- Fully re-themeable UI — change one hex color to restyle the entire menu
- Custom per-job icons (FontAwesome & Bootstrap Icons)
- Config and locales escrow-unlocked for easy customization
DEPENDENCIES
- oxmysql
- qb-core or es_extended
What buyers say about Multi-Job
5.0 average from 25 verified reviews
bro this is clean af, jobs switch smooth too
ngl setup was way easier than i expected
finally a multi job script that actually feels clean
installed it pretty quick and everything worked
the UI is really nice and not confusing
this shit clean fr, exactly what we needed
Multi-Job questions
Yes. The script auto-detects QBCore, QBox and ESX Legacy on start, so the same resource runs on all three without editing the source. Older ESX builds are supported through the legacy compatibility layer.
Yes — that is the point of the script. Players store every job they have been hired into and switch between them from the menu, keeping grade and salary per job. Switching is validated server-side so nobody can grant themselves a job they do not own.
No. It sits on top of your framework's job system and reads the jobs already defined there, so your police, EMS and mechanic jobs keep working exactly as configured.
Yes, including station-locked duty so officers must be at the station to go on or off duty. It follows QBCore duty and the esx_duty approach depending on which framework is detected.
Yes. Colours, logo and labels are set in the config, and the UI ships in four languages. The config file stays open and editable under escrow.
