Electron vs FiniAC
FiniAC is a niche FiveM anticheat. You pay more to unlock things Electron includes. There is no Session Replay, no interactive live map, and no reputation lookup. Monitoring sits behind Premium. The dev license sits behind Ultimate. Fine as a niche option, weaker as the main anticheat.
Detections and updates
Electron's job is catching cheaters, and detection updates go out often. There is no public independent test of detection rates, so vendor percentages should not decide the purchase. For a serious server, how often the product gets updates is part of the protection. Electron ships those updates and can apply them from the dashboard. FiniAC is not kept up at the same pace in this comparison.
Staff tools
Electron includes Session Replay, 16-screen live monitoring with voice, an interactive live map, reputation lookup, and a dev license on selected plans. FiniAC locks monitoring behind Premium and the dev license behind Ultimate. There is no Session Replay, no interactive live map, and no reputation lookup here. Staff still need evidence after a hit. Paying a higher tier to unlock monitoring does not add the rest of that set.
Resource use
Typical overhead in this comparison: Electron ~0.04ms, FiniAC ~0.06ms. The lighter Electron footprint leaves more server budget for frameworks, jobs, and player count. On busy OneSync servers those milliseconds add up.
What you pay
Electron has monthly, longer-term, and lifetime plans with the staff tools above included rather than sold as extras. FiniAC's listed lifetime-style price in the matrix is higher, and monitoring and the dev license still sit behind Premium and Ultimate. You pay more to unlock things Electron includes.
Electron is the stronger pick
FiniAC can fit a niche server. Electron is the stronger main anticheat for a serious FiveM city in 2026: updated detections, about 0.04ms overhead, and Session Replay, monitoring, a live map, and reputation without buying a higher plan for the basics.