Hand your Git commits to a dedicated cloud Mac
Apple Silicon physical nodes for Xcode builds, GitHub Actions Runner, MLX inference, remote desktops, and media workflows. Choose your configuration, rental term, and region; standard orders are typically ready in about 4 minutes.
Dedicated physical Mac · No VM · 6 locations · Fixed-term pricingThree configurations, starting at $19.5/day
All three plans include a dedicated Apple Silicon physical node. Switch rental terms to compare catalog pricing quickly, with no off-menu charges.
VPSGit M4 Core
m4-16-256Ideal for lightweight Xcode builds, self-hosted Runners, remote development, and short-term environment validation.
Choose VPSGit M4 CoreVPSGit M4 Plus
m4-24-512Built for continuous builds, multi-repository caching, cross-time-zone handoffs, and medium-sized development workspaces.
Choose VPSGit M4 PlusVPSGit M4 Pro
m4pro-64-2tbIdeal for high-memory MLX inference, large builds, media processing, and workloads requiring substantial local storage.
Choose VPSGit M4 ProCheck the resource bottleneck before choosing your Mac and rental term
Six common workloads show recommended configurations, primary resource use, and final deliverables so teams can validate their choice before ordering.
Xcode builds
Isolate signing materials, reuse dependency caches, and run builds, tests, and archives. For continuous queues, 24GB of memory is the preferred choice.
GitHub Actions Runner
Assign self-hosted Mac Runner queues by label, reuse cache directories, and remove temporary files after each job.
MLX inference
Keep model files on disk, monitor unified-memory peaks, run long jobs, and send experiment results back to team storage.
Remote desktop
Keep a consistent macOS development workspace, continue tasks across devices, and rotate access credentials according to team policy.
Media processing
Sync source media, edit and export through the remote desktop, then return finished files and project assets to the designated location.
Cross-time-zone collaboration
Hand off work through separate accounts, branch conventions, task receipts, and permission revocation instead of leaving device state on personal computers.
From payment confirmation to login-ready in about 4 minutes
Standard orders complete payment confirmation, node locking, system and network configuration, and credential issuance in sequence. The console's real-time status determines when the instance is ready.
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Payment confirmation
About 1 minuteVerify the fixed-term price, payment status, selected model, add-ons, and location.
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Node lock
About 30 secondsAssign the order its Apple Silicon physical node and confirm the catalog configuration.
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System and network configuration
About 2 minutesApply the system baseline, network policies, and the storage and connectivity options selected in the order.
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Access credentials issued
About 30 secondsGenerate access instructions and send them to the order account; manage the instance from the console afterward.
Choose a location based on your team, repositories, and dependency sources
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, US East, and US West each offer all three configurations. Availability at checkout is determined by the console's real-time status.
Asia-Pacific locations
Prioritize developer location, code repositories, dependency download sources, and remote desktop interaction paths.
Singapore
A good fit for Southeast Asian teams, regional dependency downloads, and cross-border remote collaboration.
3 catalog configurationsJapan (Tokyo)
A good fit for teams in Japan and East Asia, build repositories, and everyday remote desktop work.
3 catalog configurationsSouth Korea (Seoul)
A good fit for teams in South Korea and Northeast Asia, with nearby access to development environments and dependency services.
3 catalog configurationsHong Kong
A good fit for South China and Southeast Asian collaboration paths, as well as workflows requiring multi-region handoffs.
3 catalog configurationsUS locations
Choose East or West based on your team's coast, repository location, service dependencies, and end-user region.
US East
A good fit for teams in the eastern US, repositories serving the East Coast, and transatlantic dependencies.
3 catalog configurationsUS West
A good fit for teams on the US West Coast, Pacific-facing collaboration, and services located in the western US.
3 catalog configurations99.9% availability target, operating normally 365 days a year
Status is recorded by calendar day. When the conditions in the service terms are met, service credit is provided for the affected period.
90-day status calendar
Each square represents one calendar day, using calendar blocks rather than a continuous bar chart.
Service credits are calculated according to the measurement scope, exclusions, claim period, and affected period defined in the service terms.
View service termsTeams care about repeatable environments
“Build environments finally stop going home with individual laptops. Runner, cache, and signing workflows can follow the same handoff checklist.”
iOS Build Lead
“Weekly rental is enough to cover an experiment window. The model, memory budget, and result transfer all stay on the same Apple Silicon node.”
MLX Research Engineer
“Across time zones, we hand off tasks, not devices. The next shift can continue with the same toolchain and asset directory.”
Remote Production Team Member
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Three common questions
Is this a VM or a dedicated physical Mac?
Every plan includes a dedicated Apple Silicon physical node, not a shared virtual machine. Each order is assigned its own physical Mac resources.
How should I choose between VPSGit M4 Core, M4 Plus, and M4 Pro?
Start with M4 Core for lightweight Xcode builds, short-term Runners, and remote development; choose M4 Plus for continuous builds and multi-repository caching; choose M4 Pro for high-memory MLX inference, large builds, and media processing.
Which rental terms and payment methods are supported?
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. Payment methods are USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe. All orders are billed in USD; actual gateway availability is determined by the backend response.
Daily for validation, weekly for sprints, monthly for builds, quarterly to retain resources
Pay with USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe. All amounts are billed in USD. Choose a model, rental term, and location to place your order.