GTA 5 tools
Everything on this page works right now, in the game you already own. A 759-vehicle database with community-tested top speeds, a104-weapon database with damage, price and unlock rank, a business profit calculator that tells you what each property actually earns per hour, and a heist calculator that works out your cut before you commit to a setup.
Every figure is sourced. Where two sources disagree we leave the entry out rather than average them.
Vehicle Database
759 vehicles across 24 classes —Sports, Muscle, Off-Road, Super, Motorcycles and 19 more — each with its in-game price and a community-tested top speed — not the in-game stat bar, which is famously misleading. Filter, sort, and open any vehicle for full specs and its closest rival.
Open tool →Weapon Database
104 GTA 5 and GTA Online weapons across Handguns, Machine Guns, Assault Rifles, Shotguns, Sniper Rifles, Heavy Weapons, Thrown Weapons and Melee Weapons — damage, fire rate, accuracy, range, clip size, price and unlock rank. Sort by damage, price or unlock rank, and open any weapon for its sourced page.
Open tool →Weaponized Vehicle Database
86 armed GTA Online vehicles — Oppressor Mk II, Deluxo, Toreador, Nightshark, Khanjali and the rest — compared on price, missile fit, how many homing missiles or RPGs they survive at full armor, seats and community-tested top speed. Two sources, cross-checked.
Open tool →Business Profit Calculator
Full-stock value, dollars per hour and payback time for the Bunker, Nightclub, Acid Lab, Meth Lab, Counterfeit Cash, Weed Farm, Document Forgery Office and Agency. Tells you which properties pay for themselves and which never will.
Open tool →Heist Payout Calculator
Total take, net cut per player and dollars per hour for the Cayo Perico Heist, the Diamond Casino Heist, the Doomsday Heist, the five classic heists and The Contract — at every difficulty.
Open tool →Why a GTA 6 site has GTA 5 tools
Because they are the same players and the same problems. GTA Online still reported around 17.9 million monthly players in March 2026 — people are working out which business pays, which car is genuinely fastest, and whether a heist setup is worth the time, today.
GTA 6 arrives on November 19, 2026, and on day one there will be no verified economy data for it at all — no prices, no payouts, no tested top speeds. Building the tooling now, against a game where the numbers are already known and checkable, is how we make sure the GTA 6 versions are ready and correct rather than guessed.
GTA 5 FAQ
Is GTA 5 still worth playing in 2026?
GTA Online — the multiplayer half of GTA 5 — reported roughly 17.9 million monthly players in March 2026, which put it among the most-played games in the world. It is still actively updated by Rockstar, and the money-making systems these tools cover are all live.
What is the difference between GTA 5 and GTA Online?
They are the same game. GTA 5 is the 2013 release; GTA Online is its persistent multiplayer mode, included with it. Businesses, heists and the vehicle shops on this page all belong to GTA Online, so you need GTA 5 to use any of it.
What is the fastest car in GTA 5 Online?
It depends whether you mean top speed on a straight or lap time on a track — the two answers are different cars, and the in-game stat bars do not match either. Our vehicle database lists community-tested top speeds rather than Rockstar's displayed figures, so you can sort by the number that actually holds up.
Do these tools work for GTA 6?
No. These are GTA 5 and GTA Online figures. GTA 6 launches November 19, 2026 and no economy data exists for it yet. We will build the equivalent GTA 6 tools once real data exists, not before.
GTA Toolbox is not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. Prices, payouts and speeds change with Rockstar's updates — spotted an outdated figure?contact@gtatoolbox.com, tell us what is wrong and where you saw the correct number.