Daily Rental
Ideal for reproducing build issues, short GUI sessions, one-off archiving, or toolchain validation.
Choose DailyMiniDebug M4 is currently the only available configuration: Mac mini M4, 16GB RAM, and 256GB SSD. Each order includes one dedicated physical machine, not a virtual machine, with daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly rental terms.
All five locations—Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US East—are listed for this model. Actual availability is returned in real time by the console.
A standardized configuration helps development teams reduce environment differences when orchestrating build queues. Before ordering, choose only the rental term, location, and add-ons—there is no need to compare multiple fictional tiers.
Suitable for Xcode GUI work, xcodebuild automation, fastlane release workflows, self-hosted runners, Apple Silicon inference testing, and audio/video engineering.
Built for native Apple Silicon builds and toolchain workloads.
Assess memory requirements before ordering based on concurrent build volume and dependency size.
Add extra storage at checkout when you have substantial dependency caches, archives, or large media assets.
The machine is dedicated to the current order and does not share the same macOS instance with other orders.
The plan includes remote access to the physical node. Both the macOS graphical interface and command line are available; users configure and manage project dependencies, signing materials, build caches, and output directories according to their own workflows.
All prices below cover the base Mac mini M4 configuration with 16GB RAM and 256GB SSD. Amounts are in USD; extra storage and Thunderbolt 5 linking are billed separately.
Ideal for reproducing build issues, short GUI sessions, one-off archiving, or toolchain validation.
Choose DailyIdeal for a release test cycle, dependency migration, runner integration, or several consecutive days of release preparation.
Choose WeeklyIdeal for continuous integration, a fixed release cadence, long-term cache reuse, and everyday remote development.
Choose MonthlyIdeal for cross-version work, fixed build queues, or teams that need to retain an environment continuously.
Choose Quarterly| Plan | Chip | Memory | Storage | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MiniDebug M4 | M4 | 16GB RAM | 256GB SSD | $20.6 | $55.7 | $103.2 | $280.7 |
For short troubleshooting sessions and one-off deliveries, start with a daily rental; a complete iteration fits a weekly term; continuous integration and steady release workflows are usually better suited to monthly or quarterly rentals. Choose a term that covers environment setup, dependency downloads, build execution, artifact validation, and data migration—not just command runtime.
The base plan includes a 256GB SSD. Select extra storage at checkout; it is billed for the same term as the base host. Added capacity is an add-on and does not change the fixed M4 and 16GB RAM configuration.
Suitable for multiple Xcode projects, growing DerivedData, dependency caches, archives, and medium-sized media assets. Inventory your existing project directories before ordering and leave room for logs and temporary files.
Suitable for audio/video projects, multiple repositories in parallel, larger model files, long-term build-cache retention, or workflows that centrally store intermediate artifacts. Data should still be backed up separately according to your project policy.
Add up current usage for source code, dependency directories, DerivedData, archives, logs, models, and media, then reserve space for build temporary files and version growth.
Extra SSD capacity expands working directories during the current rental term. Source code, certificates, assets, and artifacts that must be retained long term should go through your team’s own backup and migration process.
Extra storage is included in the same order and billed for the selected term. When comparing totals, keep the base host and add-ons on the same term; do not add amounts from different terms directly.
Thunderbolt 5 linking is an add-on selected at checkout and priced per participating host. It is intended for teams with a defined multi-host task split, data path, and synchronization method; it does not automatically distribute a single build across multiple machines.
For example, linking 2 hosts on a monthly rental gives an add-on subtotal of $6.1 × 2 = $12.2. Add this to the base cost of each host and the selected storage charges.
Configure a Multi-Host OrderHere is a monthly billing example: MiniDebug M4 in the Japan (Tokyo) location, with a +1TB SSD and Thunderbolt 5 add-on charges for 2 linked hosts.
Choose daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly, then check SSD and Thunderbolt 5 costs using the same term.
The location determines where the physical host is located. In this example, the selected location adds no charge; actual availability is returned in real time by the console.
SSD is billed by selected capacity and term; Thunderbolt 5 linking is also multiplied by the number of participating hosts.
The order total is based on the configuration and USD itemization shown before submission. If you change the term, capacity, or quantity, review every line again.
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US East are all listed for MiniDebug M4. “Available” in the matrix means that the model-and-location combination can be ordered; actual availability at submission is returned in real time by the console.
| Model | Singapore | Japan (Tokyo) | South Korea (Seoul) | Hong Kong | US East |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MiniDebug M4 M4 · 16GB · 256GB | Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
For frequent GUI use, test latency and stability from your team’s office network to the target location first. For command-line automation, also consider the locations of your code repository, dependency sources, and artifact destinations.
If the workload frequently downloads large dependencies, uploads archives, or syncs assets, evaluate both source and destination locations—not just the operator’s location.
Regardless of location, use controlled credentials, limit sharing scope, and remove secrets, tokens, passwords, and sensitive project fields before submitting logs.
This checklist helps prevent incorrect configurations, insufficient storage, and incomplete connection preparation. Every item should have a clear answer before delivery, rather than being decided at the last minute.
Specify whether the workload involves iOS packaging, continuous integration, remote development, AI inference validation, or audio/video processing, and estimate its continuous runtime.
Choose among Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US East based on your team network, code sources, and artifact destinations.
Confirm that MiniDebug M4 with M4, 16GB RAM, and 256GB SSD covers your current project. Do not mistake extra storage for a memory upgrade.
Choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly rental based on the full time required for setup, execution, validation, and migration.
Measure usage from source code, dependency caches, DerivedData, archives, assets, and model files, then decide whether to select +1TB SSD or +2TB SSD.
For command-line automation, prepare SSH first. For Xcode GUI work, prepare a VNC or macOS Screen Sharing client and verify network conditions in advance.
Prepare USDT-TRC20, or use a Visa, Mastercard, or Amex card processed by Stripe. All orders are settled in USD.
Do not include passwords, private keys, full payment credentials, signing-certificate passwords, or unsanitized source code in order notes or support materials. For troubleshooting, submit only sanitized logs and reproducible steps.
Before submission, you will see the base term, location, storage add-ons, number of Thunderbolt 5 linked hosts, and order total. After payment, view delivery status, connection details, renewals, and host management in the console.
Pay the USD amount shown for the order and verify the network type and payment details before submitting.
Card payments are processed by Stripe. The payment gateway actually available is determined by the backend response at checkout.
The base plan, storage add-ons, and Thunderbolt 5 linking are all priced in USD; no other-currency conversion is performed on the page.
Use the order entry point to purchase a new host. To view existing orders, connection details, renewal status, or submit a support ticket, open the console. All locations operate continuously 365 days a year; actual availability is returned in real time by the console.