How many upvotes do I need to reach the FiveM top 100?
There is no fixed threshold — it is whatever the hundredth server currently holds, and that moves daily. The practical method is to read the live figure of the servers around the position you want and treat the difference as your target, then add a margin because they keep moving too.
Why nobody can quote you a number
The top 100 is not a score, it is a position. The bar is set by whichever server is currently sitting at rank 100, and that server's upvotePower changes every day. A figure that was accurate last month is not a useful planning number today.
The method that does work
- Open the live ranking on this site and find the servers around the position you are aiming for.
- Note their upvotePower. That is the real bar, as of the most recent refresh.
- Subtract your own current figure. That difference is your gap.
- Add a margin — the servers above you are not standing still, and a target that exactly matches today's bar will be short by the time you get there.
A worked example
If the server at the position you want holds 1,800 upvotePower and you hold 300, your gap is 1,500. A package sized at exactly 1,500 lands you level with them at best, and behind them in practice, because they gained while you were climbing. Sizing at 2,000–2,500 gives you the position and some headroom.
Holding it afterwards
Reaching a position and keeping it are separate problems. upvotePower decays, so the moment delivery stops, the score starts eroding. Servers that climb and then vanish usually did exactly one campaign. Servers that stay treat it as a running cost.
Where to read the live bar
Our ranking page lists the top servers with their current figures, refreshed twice every day, and each server has its own page showing how its position has moved across our snapshots. Use those numbers rather than any fixed threshold you read in a forum post.