Daily
Ideal for checking regional latency, remote-desktop experience, Xcode versions, and project dependencies. Run one complete build or experiment first, then decide whether to switch to a longer term.
Fixed hardware, clear pricing
Every plan includes an Apple Silicon cloud Mac. Each tenant gets an entire Mac mini with dedicated CPU, memory, storage, and system resources: a dedicated physical machine, not a virtual machine. Match the rental term and add-ons to your workload, then choose an available region.
M4 Core
M4 Core is the current base model. Its fixed configuration lets you verify before ordering whether the memory, system drive, and compute resources meet your project needs—without comparing near-identical models.
The entire machine is assigned to one tenant. The macOS graphical interface and command line are fully available for remote development, automated builds, testing, and local inference workloads.
Ideal for checking regional latency, remote-desktop experience, Xcode versions, and project dependencies. Run one complete build or experiment first, then decide whether to switch to a longer term.
Ideal for short iteration cycles, concentrated testing, release archiving, or temporary CI concurrency. Include dependency installation, cache warm-up, and artifact export time in your plan.
Ideal for ongoing development, dedicated runners, and a stable remote-work environment. Confirm system-drive capacity and decide whether you need extra SSD storage before ordering.
Price matrix
All prices are in USD. Prices are shown directly for each rental term with no currency conversion. Base hardware and add-ons are priced separately; verify your selections at checkout.
| Item | Details | Day | Week | Month | Quarter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M4 Core | M4 / 16GB / 256GB | $20.1 | $54.2 | $100.4 | $273.1 |
| +1TB SSD | Storage add-on | $2.7 | $7.2 | $13.3 | $36.2 |
| +2TB SSD | Storage add-on | $5.4 | $14.4 | $26.6 | $72.4 |
| Thunderbolt 5 interconnect | Interconnect add-on, per machine | $1.1 | $3 | $5.5 | $15 |
Storage options
The base system drive is a 256GB SSD. Extra storage is useful for workloads with large dependency caches, build artifacts, model files, or proxy media. Estimate peak usage first, then leave room for synchronization and cleanup.
Suitable for multiple Xcode Derived Data directories, dependency caches, test artifacts, or medium-sized models. For continuously running runners, also set cache limits and cleanup rules.
Suitable for several toolchains, larger models, proxy media, or more build history at once. For large-file workflows, also check initial sync time and the time needed to export data before the rental ends.
Thunderbolt 5
Thunderbolt 5 interconnect is priced per machine for workflows that require multiple physical nodes to work together. It does not upgrade single-machine performance; choose it only when the workload clearly needs node-to-node connectivity.
Check the price for every machine participating in the interconnect when selecting quantity. Before submitting, define the node count, task allocation, data flow, and retry behavior after failures.
Provisioning timeline
Delivery proceeds through payment confirmation, resource locking, system preparation, and credential issuance. Times are process estimates; the regions available at checkout still depend on inventory when you order.
The system confirms the order and payment result, then reads the selected model, rental term, region, and add-ons. Avoid submitting the same order more than once.
The matching M4 Core physical node is reserved from inventory in the target region, and the storage and interconnect settings from your order are attached.
The node is initialized and configured for remote access, bringing the macOS graphical interface and command line into a connectable state.
The node address, system account, and temporary credentials are generated. After receiving them, follow the support-page checklist for your first SSH or VNC connection.
Region selection
Available regions are Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US West. Inventory changes dynamically; the result shown at submission reflects the inventory available at that time.
For Southeast Asia access. For remote desktops, measure round-trip latency from your client network first.
For access from Japan and Northeast Asia. For interactive development, also monitor latency, jitter, and evening network performance.
For access from South Korea and nearby areas. For CI, also consider the regions hosting your code repositories and artifact storage.
For access from Hong Kong and nearby areas. For frequent graphics interaction, validate the stability between your client and the node first.
For access from the US West Coast and nearby areas. Evaluate it alongside local code services, artifact pipelines, and team networks.
Check round-trip latency from the client to the node first, then monitor jitter, packet loss, and available bandwidth. Resolution, color depth, and background synchronization all affect the feel of VNC or screen sharing.
Along with connection latency, check code checkout, dependency downloads, cache reads, and artifact-upload paths. The region closest to a developer may not be closest to the repository or storage.
USD settlement
Only two payment methods are supported, and every order is settled in USD. The gateways available at checkout are determined by the result returned from the backend.
Complete payment using the order details shown at checkout. Before submitting, verify the network, amount, and order status.
Card payments are processed by Stripe. Prices and order records remain denominated in USD.
Order checklist
Complete one final review before submitting: the target region has inventory; the term covers environment setup and data export; the 256GB system drive or selected SSD is sufficient; multi-machine work has a clear need for Thunderbolt 5 interconnect; and the payment method supports USD settlement.