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Mac mini M4, dedicated to your builds

For teams across Northeast Asia, bring Xcode builds, tests and archives into one dedicated CI lane. The entire Apple Silicon M4 Mac mini is assigned to one customer, with no CPU sharing.

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Two configurations: 16GB RAM / 256GB SSD and 24GB RAM / 512GB SSD, from $20/day. Availability is confirmed in real time by the dashboard.

  • Apple Silicon M4
  • One customer per machine
  • SSH and VNC access
  • Runs 365 days a year

Choose a machine for your workload

Two configurations, four billing periods

Choose a machine based on memory and storage first, then compare rental periods. Both options are dedicated physical Mac minis with full access to the macOS desktop and command line. They differ in capacity, not in exclusive use of the machine.

Comparing daily rates. Confirm the machine, billing period and node when you place your order.

Merge M4 S

A practical starting point for single-project CI and lighter builds

$20/day

Chip
Apple Silicon M4
Memory
16GB RAM
Storage
256GB SSD

Ideal for moving one build pipeline, compiling a single project and running unit tests. Keep the Xcode versions and simulator runtimes you need, and check storage usage from caches and build artifacts regularly.

Daily
$20/day
Weekly
$54.1/week
Monthly
$100.1/month
Quarterly
$272.3/quarter
Dedicated physical machine Not a VM
Rent Merge M4 S

Merge M4 L

For multi-target projects and everyday remote development

$39.5/day

Chip
Apple Silicon M4
Memory
24GB RAM
Storage
512GB SSD

Well suited to multi-target builds, UI tests and remote Xcode work. If you need to keep more dependencies, simulator runtimes or model files on the machine, check your storage budget before deciding whether to add an SSD expansion.

Daily
$39.5/day
Weekly
$106.7/week
Monthly
$197.6/month
Quarterly
$537.5/quarter
Dedicated physical machine Not a VM
Rent Merge M4 L

Rates cover the whole machine for your chosen period

Prices shown are for the base machine. SSD expansion and Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining are charged separately. Start with a daily rental for a short trial, or compare weekly, monthly and quarterly rates for a steady pipeline. Changing the billing period here only compares prices; it does not place an order or reserve a configuration.

All prices are in USD. Payment is available only via USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (through Stripe). The available payment gateways and final order details are confirmed at checkout.

Check the connection before you run your workload

Network reference for the Seoul node

For teams across Northeast Asia, the reference network RTT range is 30~50 ms. Use it to gauge connection distance; it is not an average measured on your office network, nor a guarantee that every connection will fall within that range.

Reference network RTT range

30~50ms

Choosing a connection for teams across Northeast Asia

For remote desktop work, consider round-trip latency, jitter and packet loss. Automated builds also depend on the route for downloading dependencies and uploading artifacts. Compilation runs on the machine, so network speed does not translate directly into Xcode build time.

Reference range only; actual results depend on your connection.

VNC: Check desktop responsiveness

Connect using the network you expect to work from, then check mouse response, window movement and simulator visuals. If bandwidth is limited, lower the remote desktop resolution first rather than mistaking display refresh issues for a performance problem with the machine.

For desktop workflows

SSH: Test a real pipeline

Use the same project to time code checkout, dependency installation, compilation and artifact uploads separately. Reuse dependency caches and sync files incrementally. Optimise data transfer first, then decide whether you need a different configuration.

For automated builds

Get started in four steps

From checkout to ready to use in about 4 minutes

These are estimated times for the steps and machine allocation, not a guaranteed delivery time. Payment confirmation, network conditions and account actions may add to the wait. Installing project dependencies, syncing code and registering a runner are not included.

  1. Choose a configuration and node

    About 1 minute

    Go to checkout and select a machine, billing period and node. If you need extra storage or daisy chaining, check the order details before payment.

  2. Confirm your payment

    About 1 minute

    Choose USDT-TRC20 or card payment from the available gateways. Blockchain confirmations and card processing take additional time; check the payment status shown on your order.

  3. Wait for your physical node

    About 1 minute

    Once payment is confirmed, the system assigns a dedicated physical Mac mini to your order. Check the instance status in the dashboard. If the allocation status does not update, keep your order number and submit a support ticket.

  4. Get your credentials and connect

    About 1 minute

    Find your SSH and VNC credentials in the instance details in the dashboard, then connect for the first time. Check the Xcode version, register your team runner, and configure job labels and concurrency.

After connecting, validate the environment with a commit you know builds successfully before switching over your production pipeline. Dedicated use of the machine eliminates competition from other customers; the order of your own jobs on the same machine is still determined by your team's runner concurrency settings.

Know what to expect before checkout

Choosing a Seoul node

Your node choice mainly affects connection and data-transfer routes, not the dedicated-machine service.

Can I choose a Seoul node if my team is spread beyond Northeast Asia?

Yes. Start by checking where the team members who use VNC most often, your code repository and your artifact destination are located. For automated builds, test the routes used to transfer code and dependencies first. For remote Xcode development, check desktop responsiveness over your usual work connection. Location is a useful first filter, but it cannot replace testing the actual connection.

Can 30~50 ms tell me how long a full build will take?

No. This is a reference network RTT range, not a build benchmark. Xcode build times also depend on project size, memory pressure, cache hits and concurrent tasks. When evaluating the Seoul node, time code checkout, build and tests, and artifact uploads separately to distinguish network bottlenecks from machine resource limits.

Does choosing a Seoul node change the configurations or base prices?

The two machines on this page have the same configurations and prices at every node: Merge M4 S comes with Apple Silicon M4, 16GB RAM / 256GB SSD; Merge M4 L comes with Apple Silicon M4, 24GB RAM / 512GB SSD. The node does not change either base specification. Before checkout, confirm your chosen node, rental period and any add-ons. Availability is confirmed in real time by the dashboard.

Give your next build its own lane

Test the environment by the day, then choose memory and storage for your workload. Get one pipeline running before scaling up your team's build concurrency.

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