Choose a fixed configuration for your workload

Compare configurations and pricing, then rent a dedicated Cloud Mac

Both plans provide one dedicated physical Mac mini with computing resources reserved for you—not shared with other renters and not a virtual machine. Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter for short-term troubleshooting, release sprints, ongoing development, or automated builds.

2 plans Fixed configurations
4 Rental terms
4 Available locations
GPUMini hardware details PHYSICAL / DEDICATED
Resource allocation One physical node per order
Processor
M4
Memory options
16GB / 24GB
Built-in storage
256GB / 512GB
Rental terms
Day, week, month, quarter
Available locations
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong
From $19.2/day starting Availability is confirmed in real time by the console
Two plans available

Fixed hardware specifications—choose based on workload intensity

Core is suited to single-project development, lightweight builds, and temporary testing. Plus offers more memory and local storage for everyday development, multitasking, and continuously running build tasks. Both plans are available in all four locations.

Lightweight builds and short-term tasks

GPUMini M4 Core

M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD. Ideal for single-repository development, command-line automation, version validation, and builds with limited concurrency.

M4 16GB RAM 256GB SSD
Daily $19.2 per rental day
Weekly $51.9 per rental week
Monthly $96.2 per rental month
Quarterly $261.7 per rental quarter
  • Available to order in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong
  • Dedicated physical Mac mini with resources reserved for you
  • Choose daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing to match your project timeline
Choose GPUMini M4 Core
Configuration and location comparison

Compare processor, memory, storage, and deployment location in one table

Both plans use the same-generation M4 chip; the main differences are memory and built-in SSD capacity. If your builds run several tools at once, retain larger derived datasets, or use more memory, compare Plus first.

GPUMini Cloud Mac configurations and location coverage
Comparison GPUMini M4 Core GPUMini M4 Plus
Chip M4 M4
Memory 16GB RAM 24GB RAM
Built-in storage 256GB SSD 512GB SSD
Singapore Available Available
Japan (Tokyo) Available Available
South Korea (Seoul) Available Available
Hong Kong Available Available
Best for Lightweight builds, single-project development, temporary testing Everyday development, continuous builds, higher-memory workloads
Choose a configuration by workload

Look beyond one-off build speed—consider how the task uses the whole machine

Track peak memory, derived-data size, concurrent tools, and task duration when choosing a configuration. Use the guidance below as a starting point, then verify with resource data from a repeatable test build.

01

Lightweight builds and short-term validation

Recommended: GPUMini M4 Core

  • One code repository with build tasks running sequentially
  • IDE, command-line tools, and a small number of background processes running together
  • Project caches and build artifacts fit within the 256GB built-in storage

Run one clean build and one incremental build with a real project, then check peak memory and remaining disk space.

02

Everyday development and continuous builds

Recommended: GPUMini M4 Plus

  • Xcode, simulators, browsers, and supporting services need to remain available together
  • Frequent indexing, testing, archiving, and automated release tasks
  • You want 512GB of built-in storage to reduce how often you clear caches

24GB of memory provides more headroom for multiple tools, making it suitable for keeping your development environment on a remote Mac.

03

Large-model inference and experimental workloads

Recommended: GPUMini M4 Plus

  • Confirm the actual memory requirements of the model, runtime, and dataset first
  • Include long-term logs, dataset increments, and output files in your storage budget
  • For cross-device collaboration, assess Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining based on the data path

Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining is optional. Add it only when your workload genuinely requires high-speed data transfer between devices.

Decision order Peak memory → concurrent processes → storage growth → data transfer path
Validation method Run a repeatable task using a real repository or model, and retain duration, memory, and disk-usage records.
Storage and daisy-chaining add-ons

Add-on pricing is charged separately for the same rental term

After selecting a base plan, add options based on project data volume and device connectivity. Each add-on has its own daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly price; other terms are not calculated proportionally.

Storage expansion

+1TB SSD

For workloads that need to retain more repositories, build caches, assets, or interim outputs.

Day
$2.6/day
Week
$7.1/week
Month
$13.1/month
Quarter
$35.6/quarter
Storage expansion

+2TB SSD

For larger datasets, long-running asset processing, or workloads that retain multiple rounds of build artifacts.

Day
$5.2/day
Week
$14.2/week
Month
$26.2/month
Quarter
$71.2/quarter
Billed per device

Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining

For workflows that genuinely require high-speed data transfer between devices; billed for each device added to the chain.

Day
$1.5/day
Week
$4/week
Month
$7.4/month
Quarter
$20.1/quarter
How your order total is calculated

One order maps to a bill with clearly itemized charges

The order confirmation page lists the plan, term, location, and add-ons separately. The example below uses a GPUMini M4 Plus monthly rental in Japan (Tokyo), with +1TB SSD and one Thunderbolt 5 daisy-chained device.

Example order M4-PLUS / MONTH
Pending confirmation
Rental term Month
Selected location Japan (Tokyo)
GPUMini M4 Plus M4 / 24GB RAM / 512GB SSD
$207.5
+1TB SSD Same as the monthly rental term
$13.1
Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining One device, billed monthly
$7.4
Location Japan (Tokyo), included in the plan catalog
Included
Example total $228.0
A

The rental term determines the catalog price for each line item

This example uses a monthly rental, so the base plan, +1TB SSD, and Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining each use their monthly price—not the daily price multiplied by a month.

B

The location identifies where the service is delivered

Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong are all listed locations for both plans. The location is recorded on the order; actual availability is confirmed by the console.

C

Add-ons are added independently

The example total is $207.5 + $13.1 + $7.4, or $228.0. When changing the term, use the fixed price for that term on each line.

Payment and USD billing

Two payment methods only

All plans, add-ons, and orders are billed in US dollars (USD). The payment gateway available at checkout is confirmed by the backend.

Visa / Mastercard / Amex

Card payments are processed by Stripe, and the order amount is confirmed in US dollars (USD).

USDT-TRC20

Pay the order amount and recipient details shown at checkout, and verify the network type.

Configuration confirmed

Choose your plan, term, and location, then submit a clearly defined Cloud Mac order

Choose M4 Core or M4 Plus, then select a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term and a Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), or Hong Kong location. Add the relevant options if you need more storage or daisy-chaining capability.