Search the way a person asks
Names, licence identifiers, plates, item names, amounts. No query language to learn, and nobody has to go and find the one developer who understands the database.
Proof, before the argument starts.
Vanish Logs turns millions of raw FiveM events into an investigation console your staff can actually use. Search a name, follow the money, and close the ticket before the screenshots start flying.
No card required. The whole product, unlocked, for fourteen days.
Two players, two stories, one record.
A report lands at eleven at night and both sides sound completely certain. Without a log this costs a moderator forty minutes and ends in a judgement call that somebody is going to appeal.
“Mia took my Sultan and 48k out of my account. I never gave her anything.”
Jordan Blake · timeline22:37–22:42
22:39:44Vehicle
Sultan RS ownership transferred to Mia Chen
22:40:51Money
Jordan Blake sent $48,500 to Alex Ward
22:41:08Staff
Mia Chen gave 1× Pistol to Jordan Blake
Three rows, eleven seconds of searching. The transfer was consensual, and the ticket closes with the timestamps attached to it.
Built for whoever has to answer, not for whoever built the server.
Most staff are volunteers doing this after work. They should not need to know what a foreign key is to find out who emptied the safe.
Follow one player everywhere
Every character, identifier, transaction and connected action on a single timeline — not forty scattered lines a moderator has to reassemble by hand.
Give staff exactly enough
Discord sign-in, custom roles, per-category permissions. A trial moderator can close tickets without ever reading someone’s bank balance.
Shape the log to your server
Hundreds of event types collapse into the folders your team already thinks in: economy, moderation, security, or whatever you actually run.
Watch it arrive
A live tail and honest ingest health, so a logger that stopped reporting looks like a problem instead of like a quiet night.
Wear your own name
Your logo, your accent colour, your subdomain, optionally your own domain — across every surface your staff touch.
Running by the end of your next restart.
One resource and one key. Nothing to host, nothing to tune, and no database work on your side of it.
- 01
Drop in the resource
Add the logger and one signed ingest key to your server config. The connection panel confirms the moment real events start arriving.
- 02
Point your staff at it
They sign in with Discord. Their role decides what they can see, down to the individual event category.
- 03
Answer the next report with a link
Search, open the timeline, paste the permalink into the ticket. The argument ends there.
Priced on history and volume, not on server slots.
Run as many servers as you like. What costs money is how many events you keep and how far back you can look.
| Plan | Starter | Team | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per month | $99/mo | $249/mo | $599/mo |
| Events included | 2 million | 15 million | 75 million |
| Searchable history | 30 days | 90 days | 365 days |
| Staff members | 10 | 40 | 250 |
| Servers | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Live tail and exports | Included | Included | Included |
| Custom domain | — | Included | Included |
| Start free | Start free | Start free |
Overages are billed per additional million events, so a busy weekend costs a few dollars instead of forcing an upgrade. Retention is applied when a search runs, which means a wider request quietly narrows to your window rather than returning somebody else’s idea of a complete answer.
Your next incident is already being typed.
Fourteen days, everything unlocked, no card.