Faster resource downloads
Repeat downloads can be served from sCloud instead of asking your origin every time.
sCloud FiveM Cache helps reduce bandwidth usage on your FiveM server and serves resource downloads through a global Cloudflare-powered cache. No complicated setup, no manual resource uploads.
sCloud FiveM Cache sits in front of your FiveM resource downloads.
FiveM starts requesting the resource files needed to join the server.
Your server.cfg points resource downloads to the sCloud cache URL instead of sending every request directly to your server.
If the file is already cached, it is served from sCloud. If it is missing, sCloud fetches it from your FiveM server once.
After a MISS is fetched and stored, later players can receive the same resource from cache until you purge or refresh it.
sCloud already has the resource. The player downloads it from cache, and your FiveM server does not need to send that file again.
sCloud does not have the resource yet. It fetches the file from your FiveM server once, stores it, and serves the player.
Use purge when you update resources and need players to receive the latest files.
Use preload to warm important resources before players connect after a restart or update.
Use analytics to understand requests, cache HIT ratio, and how much origin traffic is avoided.
Your origin server is only used when sCloud needs a fresh copy. Repeated downloads can be served from cache, which helps reduce server bandwidth usage and makes player joins easier to handle.
sCloud FiveM Cache is built for server owners who want fewer bandwidth spikes when players connect. Your origin server stays in control, and sCloud handles repeated resource download requests when the cache is warm.
Add the sCloud cache URL to your FiveM server.cfg.
Players download resources through sCloud when they connect.
Repeated downloads are served from cache instead of your server.
fileserver_add ".*" "https://fivem-cache.sacul.cloud/YOUR_SERVER_ID/files"
adhesive_cdnKey "YOUR_SECRET_KEY"Exact setup instructions will be available in the dashboard and docs.
Keep the setup approachable while giving your community a cleaner resource delivery path.
Repeat downloads can be served from sCloud instead of asking your origin every time.
Your FiveM server is only used when sCloud needs a fresh copy of a resource.
Serve cached resource files through a Cloudflare-powered cache close to players.
Purge cached resources when you update files and need players to receive fresh versions.
Prepare important resources in cache before players connect after an update.
Track requests, bandwidth, and how often players are served from cache.
sCloud CDN and sCloud FiveM Cache solve different problems. Use the CDN for uploaded media. Use FiveM Cache for resource downloads during player connection.
Start testing for free, scale with your needs. No hidden bandwidth fees.
For one FiveM server that wants a simple cache layer.
Includes a 7-day free trial.
Start 7-day trialFor roleplay communities running up to three FiveM servers.
For multi-server communities that need more cache control.
A FiveM cache proxy sits between your players and your FiveM server's resource files. Players download through sCloud, and sCloud serves cached files when possible so your origin server is only used when needed.
Yes. sCloud CDN is for uploaded media files like inventory images, phone photos, videos, and public asset URLs. sCloud FiveM Cache is a proxy for FiveM resource downloads when players connect.
No manual resource upload is required. The cache works as a proxy and fetches resources from your FiveM origin when there is a cache miss.
When resources change, you can purge the cache so players receive the latest files instead of an older cached copy.
Yes. Every plan includes instant cache purge, so you can clear cached resources after updates or fixes.
Cache preload prepares selected resources in the cache before players connect, which helps reduce the first-download load after updates.
It should work regardless of FiveM framework because it operates at the resource download and cache layer, not inside your gameplay framework.
No. sCloud FiveM Cache does not have a free forever plan. The Solo plan includes a 7-day free trial.
The Solo plan includes a 7-day trial so you can test the cache on one FiveM server before paying monthly.