Rental plans

Choose a dedicated physical Mac by workload and term

Rent an Apple Silicon physical node by the day, week, month, or quarter. Three available configurations cover quick development, continuous builds, concurrent workloads, and larger-memory experiments, with each tenant running on its own OS instance.

The entry configuration is ArmCLI M4 S, starting at $19.3/day . Before checkout, confirm the model, data center, rental term, and add-ons together; live availability is returned by the console.

ARMCLI / RENTAL REGISTER Dedicated node rental scale
Three tiers
Entry model ArmCLI M4 S M4 · 16GB · 256GB
Day $19.3
Week $52.1
Month $96.4
Quarter $262.2
Locations
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, US East
Resource model
One order corresponds to one dedicated physical machine
Provisioning
Automatically prepared and connection credentials issued after payment confirmation
Three available configurations

Define the workload first, then choose the machine

All three plans provide dedicated physical Cloud Macs rather than splitting resources into virtual instances. The key differences are memory, built-in storage, and suitable concurrency; if the working set will keep growing, include dependency caches, build artifacts, and peak parallel tasks in your decision.

Getting started

ArmCLI M4 S

m4-16-256

Mac Mini M4

$19.3 / day

$52.1/week · $96.4/month · $262.2/quarter

Chip
M4
Memory
16GB
SSD
256GB

For single-project development and short-term validation

Suitable for daily builds of a single iOS or macOS project, lightweight automation, compatibility checks, and temporary graphical desktop work.

If dependency caches, simulator data, and archive files will coexist, plan your cleanup cadence in advance or add storage.

Choose ArmCLI M4 S
Continuous builds

ArmCLI M4 L

m4-24-512

Mac Mini M4

$40.7 / day

$109.9/week · $203.6/month · $553.8/quarter

Chip
M4
Memory
24GB
SSD
512GB

For larger projects and stable pipelines

Suitable for running an IDE, simulators, dependency tools, and build scripts concurrently, and for fixed-label self-hosted runners.

With 24GB of memory, multi-process builds have more headroom; the 512GB SSD is better suited to multiple branch workspaces and frequently used build caches.

Choose ArmCLI M4 L
High-concurrency workloads

ArmCLI M4 Pro X

m4pro-64-2tb

Mac Mini M4 Pro

$61.1 / day

$165.1/week · $305.7/month · $831.5/quarter

Chip
M4 Pro
Memory
64GB
SSD
2TB

For multitasking, larger caches, and experimental workloads

Suitable for parallel builds, multiple runner scheduling, large dependency caches, multiple workspaces, and AI experiments that need more unified memory.

Before choosing, verify whether the workload is genuinely limited by memory, concurrency, or disk working-set size rather than expanding the budget based only on the model name.

Choose ArmCLI M4 Pro X
Specifications and term comparison

Compare all three configurations in one table

For short-term troubleshooting or release sprints, start with daily or weekly plans; for stable runners, continuous testing, and long-term development workstations, compare monthly and quarterly plans. All amounts are listed in USD; the final configuration is confirmed at checkout.

ArmCLI Cloud Mac configurations and pricing across four rental terms
Model Chip Memory SSD Daily Weekly Monthly Quarterly Best for
ArmCLI M4 S M4 16GB 256GB $19.3 $52.1 $96.4 $262.2 Single-project development, short-term validation, lightweight automation
ArmCLI M4 L M4 24GB 512GB $40.7 $109.9 $203.6 $553.8 Continuous builds, fixed runners, larger projects
ArmCLI M4 Pro X M4 Pro 64GB 2TB $61.1 $165.1 $305.7 $831.5 Parallel tasks, larger caches, AI experiments
Configuration guidance

Record peak memory, workspace size, concurrent process count, and build duration for a real workload, then choose a model that covers the peak with reasonable headroom. Listed prices do not guarantee task completion times.

Add-ons

Storage and Thunderbolt 5 expansion priced separately

Add-ons address specific capacity or device-expansion needs without changing the base model’s chip or memory. Before adding storage, total your repositories, dependencies, DerivedData, archives, logs, and experiment data, while leaving room for temporary files.

Capacity expansion

+1TB SSD

For workloads that need more dependency caches, archived artifacts, multiple project workspaces, or test assets.

Daily$2.9
Weekly$7.9
Monthly$14.6
Quarterly$39.7
Large-capacity expansion

+2TB SSD

For larger build caches, long-term test data, multiple parallel workspaces, or projects that need fewer migrations.

Daily$5.8
Weekly$15.8
Monthly$29.2
Quarterly$79.4
Device expansion

Thunderbolt 5 expansion

Priced per device for workflows confirmed to require Thunderbolt 5 expansion. Define the device count, connection topology, and task goals before checkout.

Daily$1.1
Weekly$2.9
Monthly$5.3
Quarterly$14.4
Availability across five locations

All available data centers offer all three models

Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and US East all offer ArmCLI M4 S, ArmCLI M4 L, and ArmCLI M4 Pro X. This page shows the catalog mapping; live availability at checkout is returned by the console.

Availability of three models across five data centers
Model Singapore Japan (Tokyo) South Korea (Seoul) Hong Kong US East
ArmCLI M4 S Ample Ample Ample Ample Ample
ArmCLI M4 L Ample Ample Ample Ample Ample
ArmCLI M4 Pro X Ample Ample Ample Ample Ample
5 available data centers

Coverage spans four Asian locations and US East.

3 physical machine configurations

The same model catalog is available in every location.

365 days of normal operation

Nodes provide service year-round.

Pre-checkout checklist

Reduce configuration rework with eight checks

Before checkout, document the purpose, peak requirements, connection method, and data exit path. For team purchases, the person who actually maintains the build environment should complete the review rather than choosing only by budget.

01 Confirm the use case

Specify whether this is interactive development, automated builds, testing, a self-hosted runner, or AI experiments, and identify the primary toolchain.

02 Confirm concurrent tasks

Record the number of build processes, simulators, runners, and background services running at the same time; do not estimate resources from a single task alone.

03 Confirm the model

Choose from the three catalog tiers based on peak memory, workspace size, and sustained load; do not add configurations outside the catalog.

04 Confirm the data center

Choose among Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and US East, considering where your team primarily connects from.

05 Confirm the rental term

Use daily or weekly plans for release sprints; compare monthly and quarterly plans for fixed pipelines, and verify renewal status before expiration.

06 Confirm the remote access method

Plan SSH first for command-line and automated tasks; prepare a VNC client and local keyboard layout only when a graphical interface is needed.

07 Confirm data backups

Define backup locations for code, certificates, keys, build artifacts, and business data, and schedule migration before the rental term ends.

08 Confirm the USD budget

Add the base model, rental term, storage, and Thunderbolt 5 expansion item by item, then verify the order against the USD catalog prices.

Checkout and activation

Confirm your configuration, then order and manage it in the console

Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) are supported; all charges are settled in US dollars (USD). The actual available payment gateway is determined by the backend response.

Three available models Four rental terms Five available data centers