Dedicated Apple Silicon physical nodes for Xcode builds, signing, testing, CI/CD, and MLX validation. Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter, billed in USD.
This is not shared compute capacity. Each order corresponds to one dedicated physical Mac. Manage the development environment, build cache, and task logs according to your team’s rules, while preserving information for review when a task fails.
Pull code over SSH, pin Xcode, dependencies, and certificates, then run xcodebuild and Fastlane before returning the IPA, test reports, and symbol files locally. Long-running tasks no longer occupy your laptop.
Register a GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins Runner. Isolate cache directories, signing permissions, and build artifacts to reduce version drift, permission conflicts, and irreproducible failures caused by shared environments.
Verify model loading, memory peaks, inference time, and script compatibility on Apple Silicon. Record dependency versions, input sizes, and test parameters so every validation has clear reproduction boundaries.
Sync proxy media, process projects remotely, and leave long exports running on the node. Choose base capacity or additional SSD based on media size, then hand off the finished video, project files, and export records.
All three products are dedicated Apple Silicon physical nodes, not virtual machines. Entry pricing starts at $19.9/day. Check full weekly, monthly, and quarterly prices and storage add-ons item by item on the plans page.
M4 / 16GB / 256GB
Ideal for single-project builds, signing verification, automation scripts, and lightweight remote development.
View full-term pricingM4 / 24GB / 512GB
Ideal for continuous integration, rotating multiple projects, larger dependency caches, and daily remote sessions.
View full-term pricingM4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB
Ideal for memory-intensive projects, MLX validation, large build caches, and audio/video exports.
View full-term pricingFor weekly or quarterly rentals, or +1TB SSD, +2TB SSD, or Thunderbolt 5 linking, check the original USD amount for the selected term on the plans page.
View three plans and add-onsCurrently available in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong. All three configurations can be ordered in all four locations; real-time availability is returned by the console.
Reference latency is for initial testing order only and does not guarantee fixed results for any location. Test SSH, graphical sessions, and artifact transfers from your actual office network before choosing an order location.
View node selection guideBefore ordering, confirm the location, configuration, rental term, and USD amount. After delivery, configure remote sessions, toolchains, and the Runner according to your team’s permission model.
Open the console to create an order. Orders, renewals, node details, and support tickets are managed in one place after sign-in.
Choose VMRunner M4 S, VMRunner M4 X, or VMRunner M4 Pro X, then confirm the day, week, month, or quarter and target location.
Check the base configuration, storage add-ons, rental term, and total amount item by item. Payment is supported only via USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex through Stripe.
After delivery, obtain the node address and dedicated credentials. Then verify host details, rotate the initial credentials, restrict account permissions, and configure the development environment.
The names below describe common compatibility scenarios; nodes do not come preconfigured with user projects, credentials, or pipelines. After delivery, pin versions, permissions, and cache paths for each project.
Record versions of Xcode, command-line tools, package managers, and dependency lockfiles before migrating caches. Do not use one global environment for conflicting projects.
Use dedicated accounts and controlled environment variables for automation tasks. Users manage code, certificates, keys, tokens, and data backups themselves.
After migration, run a small reproducible build first. Check duration, logs, test results, and artifact transfer before adding it to recurring tasks.
Review the configuration, term, location, add-ons, and USD amount item by item before payment. The payment gateway actually available is determined by the console.
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Pay using the network, address, and USD amount provided with the order, and verify the network type again before submitting.
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Card payments are processed by Stripe. Orders remain denominated in USD and are not converted to another currency on the page.
For questions involving an existing order, connection details, or build logs, sign in to the console and submit a ticket with sanitized reproduction details.
VMRunner supports macOS cloud server and Mac VPS use cases, but delivers dedicated Apple Silicon physical nodes—not virtual machines. Each order corresponds to one physical Mac in the selected configuration.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. Each of the three plans has its own original USD price for each term; additional storage and Thunderbolt 5 linking are also priced by term.
Yes. Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong all offer VMRunner M4 S, VMRunner M4 X, and VMRunner M4 Pro X. Real-time availability is returned by the console.
User assets are not preinstalled. Users manage their own code, accounts, certificates, keys, tokens, and data backups. After delivery, configure the toolchain, permissions, and Runner using the remote access guide.
All nodes operate normally 365 days a year with no scheduled shutdowns. Keep independent backups of critical code, certificates, configuration, and build artifacts, and avoid making one node the only copy of your data.
Prepare the order ID, node location, time of occurrence, reproduction steps, expected result, and sanitized logs. Do not send private keys, complete access tokens, certificate passwords, or unprocessed configuration files.
Choose one of three configurations, then select a Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), or Hong Kong node and rental term. From $19.9/day, all billed in USD.