Rockstar Launches Cfx Marketplace for GTA, RDR2 Mods

Rockstar Games launched the Cfx Marketplace on January 13, 2026, a curated digital storefront that enables verified creators to share and sell modifications for Grand Theft Auto Online and Red Dead Redemption 2 through the FiveM and RedM platforms.

The marketplace represents a significant shift for Rockstar, which acquired Cfx.re in 2023. Cfx.re developed FiveM in 2015 and RedM in 2019, tools popular for multiplayer role-playing servers. Earlier, Rockstar had taken a firm stance against unauthorized modding. In 2015, the company banned accounts of several FiveM developers, describing the project as an unauthorized multiplayer service that facilitated piracy. By 2019, Rockstar updated its user agreement to prohibit modding, leading to numerous DMCA takedown notices against community projects, including map recreations and ports of older game elements. However, in November 2022, Rockstar revised its policy to permit non-commercial role-playing servers like FiveM and RedM, provided they avoided misuse of intellectual property and did not disrupt official online services. The acquisition of Cfx.re formalized this partnership, paving the way for the new marketplace.