Ride
- For
- 1 to 3 passengers
- Fare
- Standard
Everyday rides
OOS Ride Rideshare where the passenger talks back.
OOS Ride is a complete rideshare job for FiveM. Your players sign up as drivers, take requests, pick people up from the pavement, drive them across Los Santos and get paid, rated and reviewed for how it went. The person in the back seat is an artificial intelligence (AI/SI) passenger or one of your own players.
Every ride has someone in the back seat.
Artificial intelligence (AI/SI) passengers are generated people with names, faces, moods and a reason for going where they are going. You talk to them out loud through your server's normal voice chat, and they answer fast, in a voice of their own. They ask you for the radio. They notice when you speed. They leave a review that says what actually happened. And much more.
Players book their rides from the rider side of the same app, with one account and two profiles, and both sides rate each other. Everything is run from one admin panel, in plain language, under your own brand.
At a glance
- Conversation
- Spoken out loud through your voice chat. Passengers answer in their own voice
- People
- 400+ ped models, unlimited personalities, unlimited ways of speaking and unlimited things to talk about
- Services
- Ride (1 to 3 passengers), XL (up to 5), Black (premium)
- Players
- Players can order rides from players. One account, two profiles
- Artificial intelligence (AI/SI) cost
- About 1.5 cents a ride by default. Capped per ride, per player and per day
- Frameworks
- QBCore, Qbox, ESX or standalone. A custom framework can be added
- Phone
- Bundled phone, or an app on LB Phone, SD Phone, GKSPhone v2, YSeries or okokPhone
- Voice chat
- pma-voice, mumble-voip, SaltyChat, TokoVoIP, built-in FiveM voice
- Languages
- 20
- Admin
- One panel, every setting in plain language, your brand
Voice
You talk. They answer.
Your voice chat is the interface.
Press your usual push to talk key, say something, let go. The passenger answers out loud from the back seat almost straight away, and the subtitle runs in step with the voice. There is no extra talk key, no separate microphone setup and no dialogue wheel. It listens through the voice chat your server already runs, only to the driver, and only while they transmit in proximity. Radio and phone calls never reach a passenger.
Everyone nearby hears the passenger as well. The voice is placed where the passenger sits and fades the way your server's own voice settings fade a real player, so somebody standing next to the car hears both halves of the conversation and loses it as they walk away.
- A passenger knows what somebody in the back seat would notice: the time, the weather, the district, the state of the car, the radio and where they are going. They do not narrate your route or comment on traffic they never saw.
- If a driver's microphone is not available, the trip screen says so plainly, and the ride carries on.
You can changeHow talkative passengers are, how long the talk key may stay open, and whether passengers have a voice at all.
Passengers
Four hundred people, none of them the same
Who turns up depends on the hour and the street.
Every civilian ped model in the base game is in the pool, 404 of them, and every one is described. Somebody in a balaclava knows how they look. A builder in hi-vis is on the way to the site at six in the morning. A pilot is found at the airport and bar staff own the night. On top of the person sit unlimited personalities, unlimited ways of speaking and unlimited things to talk about, drawn fresh for every ride, so the eighth passenger of a shift is not the first one again.
- ped models, every one described
- 404
- unlimited personalities
- ∞
- unlimited ways of speaking
- ∞
- unlimited things to talk about
- ∞
The city has a clock.
Office workers at eight, a lunch break at one, people going out in the evening, the walk home from the bars at three with a drink or two in them.
03:00 The walk home from the bars, with a drink or two in them.
06:00 A builder in hi-vis on the way to the site.
08:00 Office workers. At the morning rush most passengers are on their way to work.
13:00 Somebody out on a lunch break.
Evening People going out.
Night Bar staff own the night.
- Names, references and where they are going come from a cultural background laid over the ped model. Accents are not simulated, because the voice service takes a voice, not an accent.
- The face in the app is the person at the kerb.
- Passengers speak, are voiced and are listened to in your server's language.
You can changeSwitch cultural flavour and appearance on or off, and edit the personalities, ways of speaking, subjects, roles and more.
Groups
A group in the back
Up to three people, three voices.
A group shares one booking. They ask whether the ride is for all of them, by name, and when everybody is in the car they talk like people who know each other. Each has a voice, a personality and a way of speaking of their own, and a companion takes a line of their own, not a copy of the first person's.
3 = 1A group of three costs the same number of artificial intelligence (AI/SI) requests as one passenger.
- XL takes groups of up to five.
Driving
They notice how you drive
Warned first, then rated for what really happened.
Push the speed and they ask you to slow down. Ask again and they mean it. Hit something and they cry out, with a face to match. Get out of the car mid trip, take the long way, turn up in a wreck, sit parked for five minutes, drive with a door hanging open: each one is something they see, say out loud and warn you about before anything happens. Nobody walks out on a driver without a warning, and how much they put up with depends on who is in the back seat.
- Speed alone never ends a ride. A long straight at 160 is ordinary driving here. The first strike is a request to ease off.
- Every judgement rests on what the server can prove: the car's health, the distance driven, who sat where. A request only counts once the driver's own game played the line.
- Drive off with their bag still in the boot and it is one star, with a review about nothing else.
- Stop when you are asked to, keep the car clean, and that shows up in the review too.
You can changeEvery rule has a switch and its own numbers.
Requests
They ask for things
A request in their own words, and a thank you when you do it.
2 in 3About two rides in three, a passenger asks for something.
They ask for the radio on, off or on a particular station, or for a quiet ride. The request shows in the app in their own words with a soft cue. Do it, and they notice, and it goes in the review. Ignore it twice and that goes in the review too.
- A request is asked twice before it can count against a driver, and only once the driver's game actually played the line.
- A passenger who asks for a quiet ride gets one: no small talk for a while, and a driver who speaks into it is simply answered.
- Their body language follows what they asked for: the music changes how they sit.
Luggage
Luggage, in the boot where it belongs
1 in 4About a quarter of passengers carry something.
A suitcase for a flight, carrier bags for the weekly shop, a gym bag, a rucksack. The boot opens as you pull up, they load it themselves, it shuts, and then they get in. At the other end it opens again and they take their things out. The time they spend loading never counts against your pickup wait. A car without a boot carries the small things on a lap.
- What they carry follows what they are travelling for and where.
- Drive off with their case still in the back and it is one star.
You can changeHow often passengers carry luggage, and the boot size per vehicle.
Arrival
A goodbye that is not cut off
They finish the sentence, or break off in the middle of it, the way people do.
Arrive while they are talking and they stop, notice you are there and say goodbye. The door opens, the boot opens, they take their bag and walk away along the pavement and into the city. Nobody is deleted in front of a player.
- The farewell is a moment of its own, so it is not drowned by the next line.
- A passenger walks off the way a person does and stops being a passenger: they react to the street like anybody else.
Map
A real map, drawn by the app
Every road, every street name, light or dark.
The driver app draws Los Santos itself. The land comes from tiles that ship with the product, every road is a sharp line with its street name written along it, and the route the game's GPS is following is drawn on top. On a job it is a navigation view, behind your car with the heading up. The compass flips it to north up, one button frames the whole route, and dragging the map hands the camera over until you send it back to the car. Pan, pinch and zoom.
The trip widget, with the phone shut
The same map sits in the trip widget, which stays on screen while the phone is shut, with the arrival time, the minutes and distance left and who is in the car.
- Your car is drawn on the map in its own body style and paint.
- Light and dark, following each player's own choice.
Around the ride
Players who ride with players, a career to grow into, money that adds up and one panel to run it.
The app turns around
One account, two profiles, one switch.
Switch to Rider and the same app becomes the one you book with. Drop a pin, see what each service costs before you commit, watch your driver arrive with their name, face, car and plate, and rate them at the end. They rate you back.
A player's request jumps in front of a generated one, and the driver loses nothing by it. The fare is taken when the driver accepts, so a driver is never left unpaid by a rider who was solvent when they ordered and broke on arrival.
- A request taken away from a driver in favour of a player counts as neither a decline nor a timeout.
- Reviews between players always show. A lap of the block four times an hour does not also buy a tier: ratings from people and from generated passengers are counted separately, and you set how far the people half may move a driver.
A career, not a job
Sign up in minutes, get tested on a real ride, grow into bigger services.
From there every ride builds a profile: earnings, history, ratings and reviews. Reach the standard and new services open up.
- Sign upOne form. The character's own face becomes the profile photo, taken by the game itself.
- Register a car
- Learn the jobFive short cards.
- Evaluation driveWith a passenger who is marking them on everything.
- PassAnd they are in.
- The evaluation ride is a real ride. Its result shows the score climbing past the pass mark and each part ticked or crossed.
- Who may drive which service comes from one set of rules: rides, five star rides, average rating, acceptance rate, days active, vehicle and evaluation. You can also grant a service to a driver by hand.
- Requests arrive with the passenger's face, name, distance, fare, bags and a countdown, and the request sound is built to be heard over an engine.
You can changeThe services, vehicle classes, requirements, fare multipliers and the evaluation.
Three services
XL
- For
- Groups of up to 5
- Fare
- 1.35 times standard
Needs a vehicle with enough seats
Black
- For
- 1 to 3 passengers
- Fare
- 1.6 times standard
A premium tier with its own application, its own evaluation, higher expectations and higher fares
The multipliers are the defaults. You can change them, and the vehicle classes and requirements for each service.
Reviews that mean something
A review cannot contradict the ride.
Reviews are put together from what actually happened on the trip. There are hundreds of authored lines and parts to build from. A ride on which the driver hit a lamp post cannot come back as smooth.
What a review is built from
- The greeting
- The timing
- The requests
- Quiet rides
- Collisions
- Luggage
- Both sides are shown, a payout, a tip, stars and the written review.
- Ratings drive progression and open up services.
Money that stays correct
- Quotes
- Come from the game's own GPS route for the drive to the pickup and the trip, measured before the driver sees the request. Driving farther never raises an upfront fare.
- Payouts
- Happen once. Tips are real transfers and nothing is minted.
- Cancel farming
- Is limited per hour.
Security
- Rides are decided on the server, not the player's game.
- Seats, plates, radio and speed are read on the server. Quotes are validated.
- Output from the artificial intelligence (AI/SI) is treated as advice and is clamped against fixed phrase lists, so a model can never confirm an identity the driver did not give.
- Every request a player's game can make is rate limited.
One panel for everything
Every setting in plain language, saved once.
The admin panel puts every setting on a page with a line under it saying what it does, and hides the ones that do not apply to your setup instead of explaining them. Change what you want, press save once, and everything is checked as a whole before anything is written.
- Dashboard
- The last 24 hours: rides, revenue, drivers online, and the Auto Cab's status if it is installed.
- Settings pages
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- Brand and app
- Driver signup
- Services and vehicles
- Ride types
- Fares and payouts
- Requests and routing
- Trip rules
- Passengers
- Artificial intelligence (AI/SI) and voice
- Ratings and reviews
- Phone and widget
- Spots
- Player rides
- Auto Cab
- Drivers
- Open one, see their services, grant a service by hand.
- Rides
- Every ride with its route on a map, the payment and a full timeline of what happened.
- Spots
- Every pickup place the finder has collected, with a ban button for a corner it should never have picked.
- Tools
- A fare calculator, a check of the review catalogue and a passenger voice test, so you hear a voice before a player does.
- White label
- Your name, colours and logo. Renaming the service is one page.
A log your staff will read
50+events, to Discord, to Fivemanage or to both.
They cover sign-ups, rides, payouts, reviews, staff changes, security flags and Auto Cab bookings. Each category can have its own channel and role ping, every event has a switch, and titles, colours and fields can be changed.
Artificial intelligence (AI/SI) and what it costs
Passengers that think, and what it costs you
About 1.5 cents of artificial intelligence (AI/SI) a ride on the default setting. You decide how much your passengers talk, and you can cap the spend per ride, per player and per day.
How a turn works
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1
You speak.
Your words are transcribed as you talk, over a streaming connection opened with a short-lived secret. The API key never reaches a player.
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2
A model writes the reply.
Pick OpenAI, Anthropic or DeepSeek as the main model, and a second one as the fallback. One request per turn, however many people are in the car.
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3
A voice says it.
xAI speaks the line in a voice picked to fit the passenger (gender, age, energy), with a delivery that matches the moment: calm, amused, annoyed, scared.
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4
Everyone nearby hears it.
Placed where the passenger sits, faded like a real player.
From the driver letting go of the key to hearing the answer: two to three seconds. Almost as fast as a real conversation with another person.
What a ride costs
A normal ride is 17 passenger replies and 8 driver turns. Estimates in US dollars, from list prices read on 7 October 2026 and token counts measured against the live services.
| Mode | What changes | Per ride | Per 1,000 rides |
|---|---|---|---|
| Balanced Default | One sentence replies, talk key capped at 15 seconds | about 1.5 cents | about $15.00 |
| Saver | Passengers start fewer conversations of their own | about 1.2 cents | about $11.90 |
| Minimal | No small talk, key moments voiced | about 0.7 cents | about $6.70 |
| Voice off Subtitles | Everything the same, no voice | about 0.3 cents | about $2.70 |
On Balanced, one ride to the next
1.0quiet
1.5normal
2.6chatty
3.9ceiling, 40 turns
04 cents
The reply models
| Detail | OpenAI gpt-6-lunaRecommended |
Anthropic claude-haiku-5-5 |
DeepSeek deepseek-flash |
|---|---|---|---|
| Role | Main model, recommended | Alternative or fallback | Alternative or fallback |
| Input, per million tokens | $0.10 | $0.10 | $0.15 |
| Reused prompt, per million tokens | $0.01 | $0.01 | $0.003 |
| Output, per million tokens | $0.50 | $0.50 | $0.60 |
| Typical reply time | about 1.5 seconds | about 1.4 seconds | about 1 second |
| Fast mode | Yes, off by default. It doubles the word cost for a small gain, so it is not recommended | No | No |
OpenAI gpt-6-lunaRecommended
- Role
- Main model, recommended
- Input, per million tokens
- $0.10
- Reused prompt, per million tokens
- $0.01
- Output, per million tokens
- $0.50
- Typical reply time
- about 1.5 seconds
- Fast mode
- Yes, off by default. It doubles the word cost for a small gain, so it is not recommended
Anthropic claude-haiku-5-5
- Role
- Alternative or fallback
- Input, per million tokens
- $0.10
- Reused prompt, per million tokens
- $0.01
- Output, per million tokens
- $0.50
- Typical reply time
- about 1.4 seconds
- Fast mode
- No
DeepSeek deepseek-flash
- Role
- Alternative or fallback
- Input, per million tokens
- $0.15
- Reused prompt, per million tokens
- $0.003
- Output, per million tokens
- $0.60
- Typical reply time
- about 1 second
- Fast mode
- No
Voice and listening
The voice costs $15 per million characters, and a spoken line is 50 to 70 characters. Listening costs $0.20 per hour of streamed audio, so half a minute of the driver talking costs well under a cent.
If something is missing
- No reply key
- Passengers use authored lines, and the job still works.
- No xAI key
- Passengers have no voice and nothing listens to the driver.
- A key stops working
- The fallback model takes over, and you are told once.
- A spending limit is reached
- The passenger drops to authored lines for the rest of that ride. The ride itself never breaks.
- Thinking effort and Fast mode
- Are off by default, and the panel says what each costs extra.
Estimates from list prices read on 7 October 2026 and token counts measured on the live services. The admin panel replaces this estimate with the average of your own finished rides, read from the providers' own meters.
The details
Pickups are found, not listed.
There is no catalogue of pickup points. Each spot is found while players drive, checked as a real road a car can reach, and remembered. A driver is never sent twice to a place they already had while anywhere else will do. Never on a freeway, in a junction, in water or inside the military base.
Twenty languages.
The app, the admin panel, the notices, the authored lines, the reviews, the language passengers speak, the voices and the transcription all follow the server's language.
- العربيةFull support, right to left
- Čeština
- Dansk
- Deutsch
- English
- Español
- Français
- Magyar
- Italiano
- 日本語
- Lietuvių
- Nederlands
- Polski
- Português (Brasil)
- Português (Portugal)
- Română
- Svenska
- ไทย
- Türkçe
- 中文
Arabic has full support: the app, the admin panel and every text are mirrored to read from right to left. More languages may be possible: open a ticket.
A sound set of its own.
Fourteen cues in one musical key. A new request is loud enough to hear over an engine, and nothing else is. Drivers get a volume and an off switch. Nothing borrows the game's menu sounds.
When somebody dies on a ride.
It ends on the spot. Nobody is blamed for what the server cannot prove, and the ride is neither rated nor charged as an ordinary one.
They sound the way they feel.
A crash is a shout, a detour a tut, a favourite song a hum, with a face to match.
Your brand.
Name, colours, logo and every line of text, in one place. Notices come through your own notification system.
Works with
Pick what your server runs and see how OOS Ride fits in.
- WorksQBCore. Detected automatically.
- WorksThe bundled phone.
- Workspma-voice. Recommended. It listens to your voice resource and never changes it.
Every server also needs a recent FXServer artifact with OneSync on, and oxmysql. Something missing from the list? Open a ticket
Server
| Part | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Framework | QBCore, Qbox, ESX, or standalone. A custom framework can be added | Detected automatically. Standalone keeps a ledger instead of paying through a money account, and does not ship with every feature |
| Database | oxmysql | Set up by itself on first start |
| FXServer | A recent artifact with OneSync on | Passenger peds are created by the server |
| Voice chat | pma-voice (recommended), mumble-voip, SaltyChat, TokoVoIP, built-in FiveM voice | It listens to your voice resource and never changes it |
| Notifications | Your own notification resource, or the built-in one | oos-notify, wasabi_notify, okokNotify, ps-ui, ox_lib, qbx_core, qb-core and esx_notify are recognised |
Phone
- Bundled phone
- LB Phone
- SD Phone
- GKSPhone v2
- YSeries (YPhone, YFlip)
- okokPhone
The bundled phone works on every server. Support for more phones may be possible: open a ticket.
What you need besides the script
| Account | What it does | Needed |
|---|---|---|
| xAI account | Transcribes the driver and speaks the passengers | For voice and listening |
| OpenAI, Anthropic or DeepSeek account | Writes what the passenger says | One is enough, but two are recommended |
| Discord or Fivemanage | The staff log | Optional |
Questions
Do I need artificial intelligence (AI/SI) accounts to run it?
For a full conversation, yes: an xAI account for the voice and listening and one reply provider (OpenAI, Anthropic or DeepSeek). With no reply provider passengers use authored lines. With no xAI account they have no voice. The ride works either way.
What does it cost per ride?
About 1.5 cents (US dollar) on the default Balanced mode, about 1.2 cents on Saver, under a cent on Minimal and about 0.3 cents with the voice off. The admin panel measures your own average from the providers' meters.
Which model should I pick?
OpenAI gpt-6-luna is the recommended main model. The choice moves the price by a fraction of a cent, because the voice is most of the cost. If you pick Anthropic's model, set a fallback, because it can decline a line on its own safety checks.
Can I cap the spend?
Yes, per ride, per player and per day. Reaching a cap does not break a ride. The passenger switches to authored lines for the rest of it.
Does it work with my framework and my phone?
QBCore, Qbox and ESX are detected automatically, and standalone works without a framework, though it does not ship with every feature. There is also support to add a custom framework. The bundled phone works everywhere, and the app can also be added to LB Phone, SD Phone, GKSPhone v2, YSeries and okokPhone. Support for more phones may be possible: open a ticket.
Can players ride with each other?
Yes. One account has a driver profile and a rider profile, and a person's request goes ahead of a generated one.
Can I change how passengers talk and what they talk about?
Yes. Personalities, ways of speaking, subjects, cultural backgrounds, what each ped model looks like and the roles are all editable.
Can I make it mine?
Yes. Name, colours, logo and text are settings, and notices go through your own notification system.
Which languages?
Arabic (with full support: the app, the admin panel and every text read from right to left), Czech, Danish, German, English, Spanish, French, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Lithuanian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Romanian, Swedish, Thai, Turkish and Chinese. More may be possible: open a ticket.
Does it need OOS Auto Cab?
No. The Auto Cab is an optional add-on that needs OOS Ride, and OOS Ride is complete without it.
OOS Ride
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