For users in South China & Southeast Asia, run temporary iOS builds, develop remotely, or test short-term projects on a dedicated physical Mac. This isn't a virtual machine: the CPU, GPU, and memory aren't shared with other customers.
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Both configurations use M4. Choose memory and storage to suit your project and parallel workloads, then compare billing periods. All prices are in USD; period totals aren't presented as discounted daily rates.
Switch periods to compare the total cost. The order link preselects a configuration; confirm the location, billing period, and final amount in your order.
Single-app archiving, serial builds, and quick fixes.
Good for getting a single build pipeline up and running. Before renting, account for source code, dependency caches, and archived builds in your storage estimate. If you need to keep multiple build directories, check the available disk space first.
Multiple targets, larger dependency caches, and short-term MLX experiments.
For workloads that need more memory headroom and room for dependencies and archives. The number of parallel tasks and model sizes your project can handle will vary; extra memory and storage don't guarantee a proportional speedup for every task.
Daily prices are highlighted. Prices for all periods are shown.
Don't choose based on the starting daily rate alone. Include environment setup, build time, and artifact exports in your rental estimate. For longer projects, compare monthly and quarterly billing. Additional storage and Thunderbolt 5 daisy-chaining are billed separately; see the full rental plans for pricing. Check the console for current availability.
For users in South China & Southeast Asia, the location directory lists a reference latency range of 20~40 ms. This is a connection reference, not a measurement of your average latency or a guarantee for every connection.
Round-trip latency affects SSH input response, Screen Sharing, and file operations. Builds run on the remote physical machine, so a slow local connection doesn't mean remote compilation will slow down by the same amount.
Uploading code, downloading dependencies, and retrieving build artifacts also depend on bandwidth and connections to remote repositories. Sync your project and run a full build before drawing conclusions from a single latency figure.
Carrier routing, Wi-Fi, proxy connections, and time of day can all affect your experience. Test SSH responsiveness and Screen Sharing with the network you use for work.
After your machine is ready, note connection latency, packet loss, and any freezes over a continuous session. If you need help, include the location, order number, time, and time zone in your support ticket so the team can identify whether the issue is with the connection or the machine.
All locations run year-round, 365 days a year. Choosing a geographically closer location is a good starting point, but your experience depends on your connection and workload. This page doesn't publish city speed-test results that haven't been measured.
Use these estimates to plan your first session; setup takes about 4 minutes in total. Check the console for payment confirmation and initialization progress. The estimate doesn't include cloning your project, installing dependencies, or running your first build.
Confirm memory, storage, and billing period. Have your project size, required Xcode version, and estimated rental duration ready to minimize environment changes after setup.
Payment is available only by USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe), all settled in USD. Available payment gateways and payment results are confirmed by the API.
Once payment succeeds, the machine is assigned and the system is prepared. Check the console for the current status. If payment is confirmed but setup hasn't progressed, keep your order number and submit a support ticket. Don't pay again.
Sign in to the console to view your instance details, then connect over SSH or Screen Sharing. Check that you can log in, review available disk space, and confirm the expiry time before moving certificates, code, and build tools.
Confirm the delivery location, connection experience, and migration plans for your rental period before starting work.
This page takes you to the order flow; buttons for a specific configuration preselect that option. Select Hong Kong in the location options and confirm the configuration, billing period, location, and total before paying. Don't assume the location shown on this page is the one selected for your order.
You can't tell from location alone. The 20~40 ms figure is a reference range; the actual experience also depends on packet loss, jitter, display resolution, and your local network. For automated builds, consider running tasks over SSH and using Screen Sharing only when you need a graphical interface. If the connection keeps freezing, include the time, time zone, and connection method in your report. That's more useful for troubleshooting than simply saying it's slow.
Don't assume that migration between locations happens automatically. Choose your location before you start, and keep your code, dependency manifest, and build artifacts somewhere you can access and manage. If you need to move, confirm the new order and delivery arrangements first, then migrate the files you need and revalidate signing and build pipelines. The old machine is securely erased when returned, so don't rely on it as a backup.
Choose a configuration and confirm the location and billing period before paying. Need it for a day? Start with daily billing. For longer use, compare the total cost across all four periods.
USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) only. Settled in USD.