Dedicated Physical Machine
Each order maps to one Apple Silicon Mac mini. CPU, memory, storage, and system sessions are not shared with other orders.
Rental Model1 order = 1 node
Dedicated Apple Silicon Nodes
Dedicated Physical Mac Nodes
Dedicated Physical Mac Nodes
Keep Xcode Builds Online
Every order gets an entire Apple Silicon Mac mini. No virtual machines, fixed resources, and administrator access included. Ideal for daily development, archive signing, TestFlight uploads, and continuous integration.
Build Batch Calibration
BATCH / IOS-2841 / M4
Running
Upload
00:18
Archive
02:42
Sign
00:31
Deliver
00:26
SG-04 · PHYSICAL MAC MINI
Workload Fit
Plug into the development and delivery workflows your team already uses
The names below describe compatible toolchains and do not imply customer relationships or endorsements. Nodes provide a standard macOS graphical interface, command-line environment, and administrator access, so teams can install the versions required for each project.
XCXcodeDevelopment, testing, archiving
TFTestFlightBuild uploads and delivery
GHGitHub Actionsself-hosted runner
GLGitLab CIPipelines and caching
UNUnityiOS project export and signing
VOvisionOSSDK and project validation
Fixed Resource Boundaries
One node, dedicated to your workloads
CPU, memory, and storage are never split with other orders. System permissions, build caches, and background services remain on the same physical Mac, making builds easier to reproduce and pipelines easier to keep running.
Node typePhysical Mac
ProcessorApple Silicon
Resource boundaryFixed
No Virtual Machines
macOS runs directly on physical hardware. Hardware specifications, system information, remote sessions, and the build environment can all be verified on the node.
Virtualization layerNone
Software installationAllowed
Service configurationAllowed
runner registrationAllowed
Administrator Access
Install Xcode, command-line tools, dependency managers, build services, and self-hosted runners as your project requires.
Access levelAdministrator
CPULocked to plan
MemoryLocked to plan
SSDLocked to plan
Fixed Resources
Specifications are set with the order. Parallel builds, dependency installation, and archive jobs are not affected by temporary contention from other orders.
Resource schedulingNo cross-order sharing
Background tasksRuns continuously
Build cacheRetained
runner serviceCan stay active
Continuously Online
Nodes operate normally 365 days a year without relying on a developer’s local computer being online. Disconnecting the remote display does not actively terminate background build tasks.
Operating mode24/7
Two Available Plans
From single-project maintenance to parallel build pipelines
Starting at $20.3/day. Both plans provide a dedicated physical Mac and support daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly rentals. Check full-term pricing and add-ons together on the plans page.
CONFIG / CORE
Dedicated node
VMArm M4 Core
ChipM4
Memory16GB
Storage256GB
Ideal for lightweight Xcode builds, single-project work, everyday command-line tasks, and low-concurrency runners.
$20.3/ day
$101.6/ month
CONFIG / PLUS
Parallel builds
VMArm M4 Plus
ChipM4
Memory24GB
Storage512GB
Ideal for multi-project development, parallel archiving, Unity iOS builds, visionOS environments, and lightweight local model experiments.
$39.4/ day
$197.2/ month
5 Nodes
Choose a region based on your team, repositories, and delivery targets
Choose a region close to your primary developers or code repositories. If build artifacts are uploaded frequently, also consider the delivery destination. The latency ranges below are regional references; actual results depend on your local carrier and network path.
SGAvailable
Singapore
For Southeast Asian teams. Reference latency: 20~50ms.
Choose this nodeJPAvailable
Japan (Tokyo)
For East Asian development and delivery. Reference latency: 30~60ms.
Choose this nodeKRAvailable
South Korea (Seoul)
For Northeast Asian workflows. Reference latency: 30~50ms.
Choose this nodeHKAvailable
Hong Kong
For Southern China and Southeast Asia. Reference latency: 20~40ms.
Choose this nodeUS-WAvailable
Western United States
For North American West Coast repositories and teams. Reference latency: 25~35ms.
Choose this node
Directory Note
Both VMArm M4 Core and VMArm M4 Plus are available in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the Western United States. Actual availability at checkout is returned in real time by the console.
From Order to Ready
Four statuses, with connection details generated step by step
After payment confirmation, the system assigns a node based on the plan and region in the order, then initializes the account and core system status. The typical process takes about 4 minutes in total; exceptional orders undergo manual review.
- Process steps
- 4
- Typical total time
- About 4 minutes
- Final output
- Node and connection details
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01
About 1 minute
Payment Confirmation
Verify the order amount, rental term, and payment status. Actual gateway availability is determined by the backend response.
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02
About 1 minute
Node Assignment
Lock one dedicated physical Mac to the selected region and model. Unsupported combinations are not displayed.
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03
About 1 minute
System Initialization
Create the system account, check the node’s core status, and prepare the information required for the first remote connection.
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04
About 1 minute
Connection Details Generated
The console provides the node address, account, and temporary credentials. Update the credentials immediately after the first connection.
Typical Use Cases
Keep macOS-only tasks running on a dedicated node
Code, dependencies, build tools, and caches stay on the same physical Mac, reducing time lost to repeated environment setup. Different workloads can share a node, but choose the plan based on concurrency, peak memory use, and storage growth.
Everyday iOS and macOS Development
Use Xcode, simulators, and debugging tools through a remote graphical interface, or run tests, dependency installation, and automation scripts from the command line.
Check: Xcode version, target SDK, and project disk usage.CI/CD self-hosted runner
Connect GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, and keep runner labels, dependency cache directories, and service startup behavior consistent so each job does not redownload the environment.
Check: concurrent jobs, cache strategy, and least privilege.Cloud Unity iOS Builds
Export an Xcode project from Unity, then complete dependency installation, archiving, signing, and delivery on the dedicated node. This makes logs easier to retain and package changes easier to reproduce.
Check: project size, archive space, and dependency versions.visionOS Development Environment
Validate Xcode, the target SDK, project builds, and remote-display requirements. For workloads with higher memory demands, consider VMArm M4 Plus first.
Check: peak memory, available storage, and display settings.Local AI Experiments
Run lightweight models, developer tools, and data-processing tasks on Apple Silicon. Choose additional storage when models and data are growing quickly.
Check: model size, unified memory usage, and data volume.
Billing Terms
Choose daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing based on project length
Use daily or weekly billing for short-term validation, or monthly or quarterly billing for ongoing development and long-running runners. All orders are settled in USD; the amount is determined by the plans page and the confirmation shown before order submission.
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
- Choose memory based on build concurrency first
- Then choose a node based on repository and team location
- Finally verify the term and additional storage
Payment and Billing
Only Two Payment Methods Supported
Digital assetsUSDT-TRC20
Card · via StripeVisa
Card · via StripeMastercard
Card · via StripeAmex
The settlement currency is USD only. Actual gateway availability is determined by the backend response. Before submitting payment, verify the node, model, storage expansion, and billing term again.
Before Ordering
Confirm the product type, configuration, and connection method first
VMArm explains the service through specifications, steps, and verifiable status information. For questions about existing orders, billing, or node issues, sign in to the console, submit a ticket, and include the order number and redacted logs.
Does VMArm provide virtual machines?
No. Each order gets its own Apple Silicon physical Mac mini. Resources are not split into virtual machines or shared with other orders.
Which plans are currently available?
Only two plans are available: VMArm M4 Core: M4 / 16GB / 256GB, and VMArm M4 Plus: M4 / 24GB / 512GB.
How soon can I connect after payment?
The typical process takes about 4 minutes, including payment confirmation, node assignment, system initialization, and connection-detail generation. Exceptional orders may require manual review.
Can I install Xcode and a runner?
Yes. Nodes include administrator access, allowing you to install Xcode, command-line tools, dependency managers, and self-hosted runners, while managing version changes and cache directories yourself.
Which payment methods are supported?
All orders are settled in USD. Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe are supported. Actual gateway availability is determined by the backend response.
Next Build
Put your next build on a cloud Mac
Choose one of the two plans, then select a node in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, or the Western United States. After payment confirmation, it is typically ready in about 4 minutes.