Dedicated physical node

Rent in Seoul
Mac mini M4 Cloud Host

Get a dedicated physical Mac for remote development, automated builds, and continuous experiments in Northeast Asia. Each instance is a real Mac mini with compute resources reserved for you—not shared with other tenants and not a virtual machine.

  • 2Mac mini M4 configurations
  • 4Daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly terms
  • 365 daysNode uptime
Seoul Mac mini M4 Physical Node Overview Mac mini front hardware outline connected to node routing, dedicated resources, and remote task status. PHYSICAL NODE Seoul · MAC MINI M4 1 ORDER = 1 PHYSICAL MAC
Configurations & Terms

Choose a configuration for your workload, then a term for its duration

Both configurations provide a dedicated physical Mac mini M4 with daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly billing. Start with a daily or weekly term for short-term validation; monthly or quarterly terms are usually better for stable development and continuous builds.

Light development and single-task builds

GPUMini M4 Core

$19.2/ day and up

M4 16GB RAM 256GB SSD
Daily
$19.2
Weekly
$51.9
Monthly
$96.2
Quarterly
$261.7

Ideal for code editing, single-project Xcode builds, automation script testing, and temporary remote development. If the required duration is uncertain, start with a shorter term to validate the environment and workflow.

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All prices in USD

Pay with USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). Available gateways are subject to the console display; real-time node and configuration availability is also determined by the console.

Network Facts

Average latency to Northeast Asia: 30~50 ms

This figure provides a baseline for region selection, not a guarantee that every local network, carrier, or time period will produce the same result. Remote Mac desktop responsiveness also depends on round-trip latency, jitter, packet loss, local Wi-Fi quality, display resolution, and visual effects.

Before ordering, run multiple continuous ping tests from your usual office network and compare the median and range across candidate nodes. If your team is spread across multiple cities, also record the locations of primary users, automation egress, and code repositories rather than choosing a node based on a single lowest result.

30~50 ms average latency
Interactive tasks Prioritize median latency and jitter
Build tasks Also check repository and dependency download routes
Long-running workloads Separate desktop interaction from SSH tasks
Delivery Path

Four checkpoints from configuration confirmation to getting started

The complete process takes about 4 minutes. Actual timing depends on payment confirmation, node initialization, and your local network; the console status is the source of truth for progress.

  1. About 30 seconds
    Step 1

    Confirm your configuration and rental term

    Choose between two configurations and four terms based on project memory usage, dependency cache size, parallel task volume, and expected duration. For remote workflow validation, start with a shorter term.

  2. About 1 minute
    Step 2

    Complete your order and payment

    Review the base plan, term, and optional add-ons, then submit your order. All amounts are charged in USD. After payment, check order status and delivery progress in the console.

  3. About 2 minutes
    Step 3

    Wait for physical node initialization

    The system associates a dedicated physical Mac with your order and prepares host details and access credentials. Do not create the same order again before initialization is complete; use the real-time console status for updates.

  4. About 30 seconds
    Step 4

    Verify the connection and development environment

    After your first connection, verify the host details, system time, and disk space. Then test SSH, the remote Mac desktop, Xcode, xcodebuild, Fastlane, and code repository access in sequence.

Node FAQ

Three common questions before ordering a Seoul node

These answers cover region selection, latency measurements, and node changes to help you confirm whether this node fits your workload before payment.

Does Seoul node latency of 30~50 ms equal fixed remote desktop latency?

No. 30~50 ms is an average latency reference for Northeast Asia used to compare nodes at a high level, not a fixed guarantee. Actual results vary with your carrier, access method, inter-network routing, time of day, jitter, and packet loss. Test continuously on the network you plan to use, and prioritize the median and range of results.

Can I switch my instance directly to another node after ordering?

The node is part of your order configuration, so a running physical node cannot be switched instantly like a standard setting. If your location or team distribution changes, back up your project and essential files, create a new order for the required node, and migrate your work after confirming that the new environment is ready.

How do I choose between M4 Core and M4 Plus for my project?

For light code editing, single-project builds, and short-term script testing, consider GPUMini M4 Core (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD). Parallel projects, larger dependency caches, continuous builds, and workloads with higher memory usage are better suited to GPUMini M4 Plus (M4, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSD). If unsure, record peak memory usage, cache size, and duration from a local build, then choose accordingly.

Ready to order after confirming your configuration

Put your remote development and build workloads on a dedicated physical Mac

Choose your configuration, term, and node, then complete the order in the console. If you need to compare specifications and add-ons, view the full plan first.