If you opened a new Tebex webstore recently, you have probably noticed that the old template editor is no longer an option. Tebex has retired legacy themes for new stores, so the Twig-based templates many FiveM communities used for years can't be installed on fresh accounts anymore.
That left a lot of new store owners without a proper way to customize their shop. It is also the reason we built the Tebex Storefront system.
What changed with Tebex legacy themes
Legacy themes worked by editing template files that lived inside Tebex. New stores work differently. The storefront runs as its own website and connects to Tebex through the Headless API to load packages, manage baskets and send players to checkout.
Payments, taxes and package delivery are still handled by Tebex. Your gateways and in-game delivery keep working the same way. Only the part players actually see is different.
What the Tebex Storefront system is
It is a storefront built with Next.js that connects directly to your Tebex store. Your categories, packages and prices load live, so whatever you change in your Tebex panel shows up on the site.
The main difference from older themes is how you edit it. Instead of digging through template files, you get a visual admin panel with a live preview. You can click a section, change it and see the result right away.
What you can customize without writing code
- Multiple hero and header layouts that you can switch between on the live canvas
- One main color that can carry through buttons, badges and glow effects, plus a contrast check that warns you when button text gets hard to read
- Flexible package page layouts with image and YouTube video galleries and a documentation area for install guides
- Framework tags for QBCore, QBox and ESX, so players can see compatibility before they buy
- A bundle builder with tiered discounts, along with wishlist and order history pages
- Multi-language support with separate translations for each locale
- Section ordering, settings backup and import, so you can try new things without losing a setup that works
Built with search visibility in mind
Package pages are rendered on the server, which means search engines get real content instead of an empty page that only fills in later. From the panel you can set meta titles, descriptions and social preview images, turn on Product and Breadcrumb structured data, and add Google Analytics, Search Console verification and a cookie consent banner.
Who it is for
It is mainly for server owners opening a new Tebex store who want something better than the default look. It also works for anyone on a legacy theme who wants a storefront that is easier to keep updated and doesn't depend on editing template files.
Common questions
Do payments still go through Tebex?
Yes. Checkout, payment methods and delivery all stay on Tebex. The storefront only changes how your store looks and how players browse it.
Do I need coding knowledge?
No. After the first setup, colors, layouts, text, translations and SEO settings are all managed from the admin panel.
See it in action
The full feature list, setup details and a live demo are on the Tebex Storefront page. If you are moving off a legacy theme or setting up a new store, that page is the best place to start.