Running Cayo Perico heists, smuggling runs, and import/export hustles without an organization in GTA Online is like trying to rob a bank with oven mitts on. So let’s get you a proper crew name and then talk about why the latest DLC might be setting up one more big chapter before GTA 6 lands.
Quick how-to: name your GTA Online organization (and what it costs)
There are two ways to slap a name on your organization, and yes, they work exactly the same in the end. The first time you buy an office, naming is free. After that, changing it will cost you $50,000 each time no matter which route you use.
- Dynasty 8 Executive (in-game browser): On your phone, open the internet, find Dynasty 8 Executive, locate your office and hit 'Renovate', choose 'Organization Name', type it in, pay if applicable. First-time office purchase = free name. Every rename after = $50,000.
- SecuroServ CEO menu (no web surfing): Open your Interaction Menu, select 'Register as a Boss' then 'Start an Organization', open the SecuroServ CEO menu and go to 'Management', pick 'Name', enter your title, confirm the $50,000 if you’re changing it post-purchase.
Why bring this up now? Because the new DLC is a flex
Rockstar just dropped 'A Safehouse in the Hills', and it is not a small update: new mansions, new cars, new missions, and yes, Michael De Santa is back. It also nudges what might be next.
At the end of the mission 'Home Sweet Home', you get a call from Mr. Faber that feels like a setup for round two:
'I’ll be in touch soon'
That is not random chatter. It reads like a breadcrumb toward another update where you either team up with Faber or try to stop him.
The nerdy detail connecting GTA Online to GTA 6
On Twitter/X, long-time GTA watcher Tex2 says the current project had a codename shift: what is now known as 'KnowWay Out' was previously called 'Sahara Surveillance'. That name matters because Sahara Surveillance is a delivery company that shows up multiple times in the GTA 6 trailer — basically Rockstar’s Amazon parody. The implication: this Online storyline may be designed to dovetail with GTA 6’s worldbuilding.
So… another Online DLC before GTA 6?
According to Tex2, Rockstar might have originally planned a second part of 'A Safehouse in the Hills' to land alongside GTA 6. With the wait getting longer, that could have evolved into a full standalone DLC. If that happens, the current chatter pegs summer 2026 as a likely window. Emphasis on 'if' — this is informed speculation, not a calendar invite.
One last thing
GTA V launched in 2013, and we’re still here because Rockstar Games keeps feeding GTA Online fresh chaos. If you’re spinning up a new crew after this DLC, what are you naming your organization?