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27 of the 29 scripts in the catalogue run on ESX. ESX is the older of the two big frameworks and still the one most established servers run. Everything below detects ESX at runtime through a framework layer rather than shipping an ESX-specific build, so there is no separate download and no fork to maintain: money, jobs and identifiers go through the same bridge whichever framework answers.
If you are on ESX Legacy, that is what these are written against. The older essentialmode-era ESX is not supported and has not been maintained upstream for years — check which one your server.cfg actually loads before buying anything, from us or anyone.
Yes. ESX Legacy is the version they are developed and tested against. Each script detects the framework at runtime and routes money, job and identifier calls through a bridge, so there is no ESX-specific build to install.
For most servers the free rpemotes-reborn is genuinely enough, and our comparison guide says so before it says anything else. Var-Emote is worth the money when you want the emote wheel, playlists, shared emotes with consent and a React interface you can restyle — not because the free ones are bad.
oxmysql is required by anything that persists data, which on this catalogue is most of it. ox_lib is optional on nearly everything and only used when it is already present. Each product page lists its exact dependencies.
Framework calls go through a bridge file that ships open even on the Escrow tier, so an upstream rename is a one-line edit rather than a wait for a vendor patch. Updates are lifetime and land through the same Cfx.re asset you already own.