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FiveM cheating and ban data: measured report
The current figures from the argosproject.tech records: 167,226 tracked FiveM servers, 111,498 cross-server ban records and 427,496 player profiles. Every figure is stated with its denominator, and what is not measured is listed explicitly.
The measured figures
The values below are current as of 2026-10-04 00:47 UTC and change as the records grow. They are read live from the argosproject.tech data endpoint rather than maintained by hand.
- FiveM servers tracked: 167,226
- Listed in the public directory: 105,219
- Player profiles recorded: 427,496
- Cross-server ban records: 111,498
- Active guild memberships: 434,392
- Ticket records: 49,387
- Message signals: 94,848
- Username change records: 868,789
Ratios
Large numbers mean little on their own; what matters is reading them against a denominator. Every ratio below uses "player profiles recorded" as its denominator.
- 26.1 ban records per 100 player profiles
- 22.2 message signals per 100 player profiles
- 11.6 ticket records per 100 player profiles
- 62.9% of tracked servers are listed in the public directory
Servers by region
The region label is the language setting the server itself reports — not the physical location of the machine. Servers without a label sit in a separate bucket.
- root-AQ: 78,702
- en-US: 12,439
- pt-BR: 10,969
- fr-FR: 7,543
- de-DE: 5,392
- ar-SA: 4,817
- tr-TR: 3,331
- ar_SA: 3,268
What these numbers are not
None of these figures measures how much cheating happens on FiveM; each one is bounded by its own definition.
- A ban record is not a distinct person: the same player can be banned on several servers.
- A tracked server is not a censused server — we only see communities that share their data.
- A ban reason is not necessarily cheating: harassment, advertising and staff disputes are ban reasons too.
- A cheater who has never been recorded is absent from these figures, so they are a floor, not a total.
Citation
You are free to use these figures. Credit "Argos Project, 2026-09-30" and state the measurement date; the cross-server ban data is published in aggregate only and cannot be reduced to an individual.
To take the same figures in a form you can process, use the link below. The citation string is ready with the date and URL included.
Argos Project, "FiveM cheating and ban data", 2026-09-30. https://argosproject.tech/data/fivem-cheating
Frequently asked questions
How many FiveM servers are there?
167,226 servers are tracked in these records, of which 105,219 are listed in the public directory. That is not the total number of FiveM servers — it is the number of communities whose data is shared.
How many ban records are there?
111,498 cross-server ban records are held. These are not distinct people: the same player can be banned in several communities.
How many player profiles are recorded?
427,496 player profiles are recorded, and some of them derive only from ban logs — meaning they may not correspond to a resolvable Discord account.
How often are these figures updated?
The values are read live on each request, and because the records grow continuously two dates will not match. State the measurement date when you cite them.