Rockstar launches official marketplace for GTA Online mods

Rockstar Games has officially launched Cfx Marketplace, a new digital storefront designed to allow verified creators to sell premium mods and add-ons for GTA Online servers.

Announced on January 13, 2026, the platform marks a major shift in how user-generated content is monetized in the Grand Theft Auto ecosystem.

The marketplace works in partnership with Cfx.re, the team behind the popular roleplaying platforms FiveM and RedM, which Rockstar acquired in 2023. Described as a “curated digital storefront,” the Cfx Marketplace allows approved modders to distribute certified content while earning real income from their creations. Rockstar positions the service as the official UGC mods marketplace for custom GTA Online servers.

Hosts can purchase a wide range of items, including maps, vehicles, activities and game systems, reducing the need to build complex features from scratch. One example includes a fully functional ATM system that allows players to hack, puncture, destroy or even tow machines, priced at $37.99 USD. More extensive activity packages – with options like bowling and bungee jumping – are listed for up to $428.99 USD.

Some offers also work on a subscription model. A friendly emergency services package, with vehicles and uniforms, is available for $32.99 per month. While some items are free, premium pricing dominates much of the current catalog, with creators receiving an undisclosed share of each sale.

Rockstar has labeled the release as an “initial release”, signaling plans to further expand the market. However, questions remain about how the platform will affect the future of GTA Online as anticipation for GTA 6 grows. Similar purchases of paid mods by other publishers have faced backlash from the community, making player reception a key factor in the platform’s long-term success.