Dedicated hosts · public pricing

2 hosts, 4 terms, upfront pricing

Rent a cloud Mac from $21.2/day. Get an entire dedicated Apple Silicon host, not a virtual machine. Choose your compute and memory, then select a rental term.

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Both plans are available in 5 locations. Availability is confirmed in real time in the console. Prices are shown and billed in USD.

Choose a pricing term

Daily pricing is shown. Full pricing for all four terms is always available.

Host pricing

Choose for your workload, not the name

Both plans include native macOS graphical and command-line access. They differ in chip, unified memory, and built-in storage—not in whether the host is dedicated. The headline price changes with the selected term; four prices on each card make it easy to compare.

For everyday builds and testing

Arm Line M4

Ideal for archiving a single Xcode project, building iOS apps exported from Flutter or Unity, and testing new toolchains. Run a real project first to determine the right long-term resources.

$21.2/ day

Chip
M4
Unified memory
16GB
Built-in SSD
256GB
Daily
$21.2
Weekly
$57.2
Monthly
$105.9
Quarterly
$288

Mac mini M4 · Entire host dedicated to you. A good starting point for building a reusable pipeline before evaluating parallel workloads and caching strategies.

Rent Arm Line M4

For large projects and memory-intensive workloads

Arm Grid M4 Pro

Ideal for projects with larger dependency trees, multiple build caches, and MLX model inference and experimentation. 64GB of unified memory gives you more room to work; test your actual workloads to assess concurrency.

$59.8/ day

Chip
M4 Pro
Unified memory
64GB
Built-in SSD
2TB
Daily
$59.8
Weekly
$161.4
Monthly
$298.9
Quarterly
$813

Mac mini M4 Pro · Entire host dedicated to you. Keep larger dependency sets, build artifacts, and persistent runners together on one host.

Rent Arm Grid M4 Pro

Host prices exclude optional SSD upgrades and Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining. Both plans are available in 5 locations. Confirm your final configuration and amount due at checkout.

Hardware & delivery

Specs at a glance, prices side by side

First, make sure your memory can handle the workload. Then check how much room your code, dependencies, caches, and artifacts need. An SSD upgrade adds storage only; it doesn’t change the chip or unified memory. Remote access method doesn’t affect the dedicated-host setup.

Arm Line M4

Chip
Apple M4
Unified memory
16GB
Built-in storage
256GB SSD
Network
Connect remotely over the selected location’s network. Find the connection address in your console delivery details.
Remote access
SSH / VNC / macOS Screen Sharing
Host type
Dedicated physical host, not a virtual machine

Arm Grid M4 Pro

Chip
Apple M4 Pro
Unified memory
64GB
Built-in storage
2TB SSD
Network
Connect remotely over the selected location’s network. Find the connection address in your console delivery details.
Remote access
SSH / VNC / macOS Screen Sharing
Host type
Dedicated physical host, not a virtual machine

Host pricing by term

These are listed prices for each term, not daily rates multiplied by the number of days. The quarterly price is for one quarter, not one month.

Daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly prices for two dedicated hosts, billed in USD
Host & specsDayWeekMonthQuarter
Arm Line M4M4 / 16GB / 256GB$21.2$57.2$105.9$288
Arm Grid M4 ProM4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB$59.8$161.4$298.9$813
Optional add-ons

Storage and daisy chaining, priced separately

Need room for DerivedData, dependency caches, model files, or media assets? Check your current usage first, then choose an upgrade. Add-ons aren’t included in host prices. Availability and final combinations are confirmed in the order configurator.

+1TB SSD

Add storage for code dependencies, build caches, and intermediate artifacts. This is an add-on, not a separate host plan.

Daily
$2.5
Weekly
$6.6
Monthly
$12.3
Quarterly
$33.5

Check your cache retention policy before upgrading; don’t use more storage as a substitute for clearing old artifacts.

+2TB SSD

For additional model files, larger asset libraries, or workflows that keep multiple sets of build artifacts at once. Add-on capacity is listed separately from the host’s built-in storage.

Daily
$5
Weekly
$13.2
Monthly
$24.6
Quarterly
$67

Back up your work data separately. Extra storage isn’t a backup service.

Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining

An optional setup for connecting multiple devices, priced per device. Tell us how many devices you need, what they’ll be used for, and how data will flow before confirming your configuration.

Per device, per day
$1.7
Per device, per week
$4.5
Per device, per month
$8.4
Per device, per quarter
$22.8

Daisy chaining doesn’t combine the memory of multiple machines or replace workload scheduling.

Understand your bill

One bill, every line accounted for

Here’s an example using one month of Arm Grid M4 Pro and one month of +2TB SSD at the Tokyo location. The total adds two listed prices. This example doesn’t create an order or assume your actual start date.

Sample configuration cost

USD / JP
Arm Grid M4 Pro · Tokyo · 1 month$298.9
+2TB SSD · 1 month$24.6
Total$323.5 USD

$298.9 + $24.6 = $323.5 USD

This example includes only the host and SSD add-on listed above. Before payment, check the configuration details, term dates, and total due on your actual order.

Host & location
The host determines compute, memory, and built-in storage. Tokyo is the deployment location in this example, not a different host plan.
Term dates
Both items in this example are for one month. Check your order record for the actual service start and end dates; don’t calculate them from the time you received an email.
Add-ons
+2TB SSD appears as a separate line. Check the name, term, and quantity so you don’t mistake an add-on for the host price.
Currency & payment
Billed in USD. Pay with USDT-TRC20 or Visa, Mastercard, or Amex via Stripe. Available gateways are confirmed by the backend.
Match your term to your timeline

Set your workload first, then choose a day, week, month, or quarter

A short-term test and a persistent build pipeline call for different resource plans. Don’t just time a single archive: factor in environment setup, dependency downloads, signing checks, and artifact transfers. Your host needs to stay available throughout.

Daily rental: run a test

For example, move a Unity project exported from Windows to a cloud Mac to check dependency installation, Xcode archiving, and artifact export. When the work is done, transfer your code and artifacts before ending the rental.

Best for clearly scoped work that can be reviewed and completed quickly.

Weekly rental: cover a release sprint

For example, troubleshoot build issues, create a release candidate, and run regression tests with the same Xcode and dependency versions. Keeping the same host environment can reduce repeated setup during a sprint.

Best for projects that need multiple builds but aren’t ready for long-term use.

Monthly rental: run persistent CI

For example, register a self-hosted runner to run tests and archives when pull requests are opened. Plan cache directories, log rotation, and disk cleanup together to prevent a buildup of jobs and files.

Best for teams working to a monthly schedule that need a reusable build environment.

Quarterly rental: secure a full delivery cycle

For example, run the same build pipeline throughout a quarter of releases. Set your toolchain upgrade schedule, backup location, and handoff owner before adding the host to your team’s long-term operations records.

Best for projects with stable resource needs and tested workloads.

Deployment locations

Both hosts available in all 5 locations

Arm Line M4 and Arm Grid M4 Pro are available in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and the US East region. Consider the operator’s graphical connection experience, then the route for code and artifact transfers. Geographic distance alone doesn’t tell you actual latency.

  • SGSingaporeOrder code sg
  • TYOJapan (Tokyo)Order code jp
  • SELSouth Korea (Seoul)Order code kr
  • HKGHong KongOrder code hk
  • USEUS EastOrder code us-east

SSH-based builds typically depend more on dependency and artifact transfer times. If you use VNC often, consider interactive latency too. Locations operate year-round, 365 days a year; check real-time availability in the console.

Explore locations and how to choose
Billing FAQs

Get the details before you pay

Use your order record to check the term, configuration, and payment status. For questions about a paid order, submit a support ticket in the console with your order number. Never send node passwords, private keys, or full card details by email.

When does billing start?

The service start and end dates are shown in your console order record. Billing doesn’t start when you open this page, click the rental button, or begin preparing your project. After payment, check your order and delivery status before connecting. If the payment record and service dates don’t match, submit your order number and payment receipt for the support team to review.

Can I switch from M4 to M4 Pro during my rental?

The two plans use different physical host configurations; switching doesn’t simply add memory to your current host. To request a change, submit a support ticket in the console with your current order, target host, and data migration needs. Confirm the process and cost before proceeding. Automatic price adjustments, in-place upgrades, and uninterrupted migration aren’t guaranteed. Back up important data and build configuration—not just caches—first.

Does the rental renew automatically?

Check the renewal settings and billing status of your actual order in the console. Selecting a term on this page only compares prices; it doesn’t enable auto-renewal or create a payment authorization. For persistent runners, note the expiration date and check the renewal status beforehand. A host that still connects doesn’t mean the next term has been paid for.

What happens to my data when I end the rental?

The entire host is erased when the rental ends, and its data can’t be recovered afterward. Before you finish, transfer your code, artifacts, required logs, and build configuration, and remove the runner registration. Build caches can be recreated, but don’t count on recovering unpushed code or files stored only on the host.

Why are prices in USD, and which payment methods are accepted?

Hosts and add-ons use the same USD price list, making it easy to compare bills across locations and terms. We accept USDT-TRC20 and Visa, Mastercard, or Amex via Stripe. Available gateways are confirmed by the backend. For USDT, verify the TRC20 network and payment details shown at checkout. Check the console to confirm successful payment.

Are add-ons included in the plan price?

No. Plan cards show the host and its built-in storage. +1TB SSD, +2TB SSD, and Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining are priced separately for your selected term. Daisy-chaining prices are per device. Before paying, expand your order details and check the name, term, and quantity of each item, then confirm the final USD total.

Log in to the console to check your order

Choose a host and location, then check every charge

From a one-off archive test to a persistent CI runner, it starts with a dedicated cloud Mac. Check the host, term, location, and add-ons when ordering. After delivery, find your connection details in the console.

Pay in USD with USDT-TRC20 or Visa, Mastercard, or Amex via Stripe.

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