CFX Finder
Paste the cfx.re/join/ link (or just the code) of any FiveM server and we pull literally everything FiveM's public API knows about it: connected players, loaded resources, real IP, server variables and more.
Where does this information come from?
Every FiveM server registers itself with the Cfx.re master list as soon as it boots — the same API the in-game server browser uses. We ask that public API for that data using your link's code, and show it to you organized.
Why does it sometimes say "not found"?
The server has to be online and announcing itself to the master list right now — if it's offline, under maintenance, or the code expired (some servers get a new code on restart), we won't find anything.
FAQ
Do I need the full link?+
No — it works with the full link (https://cfx.re/join/abc123), without the https, or just the code (abc123).
Does this let me join the server?+
No, this only queries public information — to play you need FiveM installed and the usual connect/link.
Do you save the codes I search?+
We don't keep any search history — every lookup goes straight to FiveM's API and nothing is stored on our end.
Why does the server name have weird symbols?+
FiveM uses legacy color codes (^1, ^2, etc.) in the name — we clean them up for readability, but you can see the original in the full JSON.
Why doesn't it show the server's IP?+
Some servers use FiveM's "enhanced hosting", which routes the connection through their own CDN instead of exposing the real IP — that's an anti-DDoS protection on the server's end, not a limitation on our side. In that case we show the connect endpoint the game itself uses instead.
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