The FiveM PC checker: Detect Everything. Trust Nothing.

A PC check is how a FiveM server's staff find out whether a player's computer shows signs of cheating, usually before a whitelist or after a report. RedCore turns it into one scan: the player runs the scanner on their own PC, and your staff get a report of known cheats, wiped traces and alt accounts instead of digging through folders on a screen share.

Create a scan in your RedCore panel and send the player the download link and PIN it gives you. The player runs the scanner and types the PIN. When the scan finishes, the report appears in your panel with every finding rated Critical, High, Medium or Low, and your staff set the result: Clean, Suspicious, Formatting Required or Cheating.

They can try. Deleting a cheat, running a cleaner or wiping history leaves evidence of its own, and RedCore reports that cleanup as a finding in its own right, often including when it happened. Your staff can weigh a freshly cleaned PC like any other finding.

For most servers, yes. On a screen share you only see what the player chooses to open, and anything deleted beforehand stays out of sight. A RedCore scan runs on its own, surfaces deleted and renamed files, and leaves your staff a written report they can keep and review later. If your team likes to stay on a call while the scan runs, that still works.

No. RedCore never bans players from your server and never connects to it. It gives your staff a report, and a person on your team decides what it means and sets the result. Players can follow the status of their scan, and the findings go to your staff.

No. There is nothing to add to your server and nothing touches your server files, so it works the same on ESX, QBCore or a custom framework. Your staff sign in to the RedCore web panel with Discord, and the only download is the scanner the player runs on their own PC.

Most scans finish in a few minutes, depending on the PC. Bigger and slower drives take longer because there is more to look through. The player sees a progress window the whole time, your staff can follow the same progress live in the panel, and the report opens as soon as the results upload.

Both plans include the full scanner, complete reports, and cheat and cleanup detection. Individual is for one person: a single seat, no staff logins and no Discord lookup, and no other license can look up its scans. Enterprise adds six staff seats with their own logins, a manager view of every seat's scans, and Discord lookup, which finds a player's earlier RedCore scans by Discord account.

You pay through our Tebex store. Monthly, 3 month and 6 month plans renew automatically until you cancel from your Tebex account, and access runs to the end of the period you paid for. Lifetime is a single payment. Your license is tied to the Discord account you sign in with at checkout and activates as soon as the payment clears.

There is no open free trial. Trials are only arranged with servers we partner with. If you have questions before buying, ask us on Discord.

The scanner reads what it needs on the PC and reports what it finds. It does not inject into FiveM or GTA V, and it installs no driver, service or background program. It asks for administrator rights because a full check needs them. Once the results have uploaded, it closes and deletes itself.

Yes. Windows SmartScreen shows a notice for newer apps it has not seen on many PCs yet. Only run RedCore-Scanner.exe when it came from the download link your server's staff sent you. If a file claiming to be RedCore reached you any other way, do not run it and ask the staff for a new link.

Only what a review needs, such as the names and locations of flagged files, signs of deleted files and cleaned history, the Discord and Steam accounts on the PC, basic device specs and an identifier for the PC. Your documents and other personal files, passwords and screenshots are never uploaded. Our Privacy Policy describes what a scan collects.