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txAdmin review

Free#29 of 32 in Game Server Control Panels

A focused, open-source control panel for deploying and managing FiveM and RedM servers.

6.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

txAdmin is a self-hosted web panel and in-game administration interface for server owners and administrators running FiveM or RedM communities. Bundled with FXServer, it combines deployment, server controls, player management, monitoring, scheduling, configuration tools, and permission-based access in one focused control panel. It runs on Windows or Linux and is also accessed through the web, making it suited to teams that manage multiplayer servers directly rather than looking for a general-purpose hosting dashboard.

Its strongest advantage is the breadth of day-to-day administration covered within that narrow game focus. Recipe-based deployment helps provision servers, while administrators can start, stop, and restart servers or resources, view a live console, and monitor CPU and RAM use. The in-game administration menu supports bans, warnings, whitelists, and notes. Scheduled restarts can include announcements and custom events, and the configuration editor and validator help administrators review server settings. Role-based administrator permissions add access control for shared management, while Discord integration supports community-oriented workflows.

The trade-off is scope. txAdmin is intentionally limited to FiveM and RedM, so administrators of other games need a different control panel. Its self-hosted model also places the server environment and operational setup with the owner or administrator instead of providing a hosted service. For FiveM and RedM communities that want an open-source panel with deployment, monitoring, player administration, scheduling, configuration validation, and in-game controls, txAdmin is a strong fit. Choose an alternative when broader game coverage, a hosted deployment model, or a wider integration ecosystem matters more.

txAdmin pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free, open-source panel with recipe-based server deployment
    • Monitoring, live console, scheduling, and configuration validation
    • Role-based permissions plus player management and Discord integration
  • Where it doesn't
    • Limited to FiveM and RedM servers
    • Self-hosted deployment requires managing FXServer on Windows or Linux
    • Discord is the listed external integration

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