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Build on Windows.
Use a Mac for the build.

Choose from two Mac mini configurations and four rental periods: daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly. The Mac mini M4 starts at $20/day. Every rental is a dedicated physical machine, not a virtual machine. Access macOS in your browser—no need to buy a Mac upfront.

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All prices are in USD. Compare the full rental periods, then choose a location and any add-ons. Availability is confirmed in real time in the console.

One-off archives or continuous builds

Choose a machine for your workload, then select a rental period. Both configurations include a macOS desktop and command-line environment. The difference is the chip, memory and base SSD capacity—not access to the remote desktop.

Mesh M4

Mac mini M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD

Ideal for independent developers handling iOS archiving, code signing and debugging with a single simulator. Write most of your code on Windows and use this Mac for the steps that require macOS.

ChipM4
Memory16GB RAM
Base storage256GB SSD
Daily rate

$20 / day

Daily
$20
Weekly
$54.1
Monthly
$100.2
Quarterly
$272.5

Check how much space your source code, dependencies, build cache and archives will use. The base SSD is 256GB. If you expect to keep several projects or archive versions, consider adding storage when you order.

Choose Mesh M4

Mesh M4 Pro

Mac mini M4 Pro · 64GB RAM · 2TB SSD

Built for parallel builds across multiple projects, team build machines and local model experiments. Choose this configuration when you need more memory for projects, tools or models. Select based on your needs, not unverified performance multipliers.

ChipM4 Pro
Memory64GB RAM
Base storage2TB SSD
Daily rate

$60.3 / day

Daily
$60.3
Weekly
$162.7
Monthly
$301.3
Quarterly
$819.5

64GB of memory and a 2TB base SSD give you more room for multitasking. Whether a particular model will run depends on its size, quantisation and the tools you use—not just its name or parameter count.

Choose Mesh M4 Pro

View pricing by rental period

Switching periods updates the headline price on both cards; all four listed rates remain visible. This changes the pricing view only. Confirm the billing period when you place your order.

Showing daily rates: Mesh M4 $20/day, Mesh M4 Pro $60.3/day.

Compare the base specs and all rates

Base configuration prices; optional add-ons not included. Prices are in USD.
ItemMesh M4Mesh M4 Pro
DeviceMac mini M4Mac mini M4 Pro
Memory16GB RAM64GB RAM
Base storage256GB SSD2TB SSD
Daily$20$60.3
Weekly$54.1$162.7
Monthly$100.2$301.3
Quarterly$272.5$819.5
AccessBrowser-based remote desktop, SSHBrowser-based remote desktop, SSH
ResourcesDedicated physical machine, not a VMDedicated physical machine, not a VM

Weekly, monthly and quarterly rates are priced separately; they are not calculated by multiplying the daily rate. Check your expiry date and renewal details in the console.

Storage and interconnect costs, itemised

If the base configuration is enough, there’s no need to add anything. For more room for projects, dependency caches or build artefacts, consider a +1TB or +2TB SSD. Thunderbolt 5 interconnect pricing is per machine; it doesn’t combine memory or automatically distribute workloads.

Optional add-on rates by rental period, billed in USD. Confirm your final configuration and price when ordering.
Add-onDailyWeeklyMonthlyQuarterly
+1TB SSD$2.7$7.3$13.6$37
+2TB SSD$5.4$14.6$27.2$74
Thunderbolt 5 interconnect (per machine)$1.1$2.9$5.3$14.4

Estimate your storage needs before choosing an upgrade. Source code is only part of the picture: dependencies, simulator files, DerivedData and archives also take up space. An SSD upgrade adds capacity, but it isn’t a substitute for backups. Keep your own copies of important projects and build artefacts.

Choose a location after choosing your Mac

Four locations are available: Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul) and Hong Kong. Both configurations are listed at all four. This matrix shows catalogue availability, not live inventory; check the console for real-time availability.

Availability of both configurations across four locations
ConfigurationSingaporeTokyoSeoulHong Kong
Mesh M4AvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable
Mesh M4 ProAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable

For desktop work, start with distance

Network round-trip time matters more when you’re dragging windows, debugging interfaces or using a simulator. Start with a location near you, then factor in your actual network connection. Distance alone doesn’t guarantee a particular latency.

Interactive response

For batch builds, consider data transfer

Unattended builds don’t require constant desktop interaction, but fetching dependencies, uploading source code and downloading artefacts still rely on the network. Consider where your repository and build outputs are hosted rather than focusing on a single latency figure.

Code & artefact transfers

Five things to check before you pay

Choose a configuration for the work you need to do, not just the numbers on a spec sheet. Check these five points before ordering. Manage existing orders, invoices and support tickets in the console.

  1. 01

    Define the task

    A one-off iOS build, day-to-day debugging, CI builds and local model experiments have different memory, storage and usage requirements. Set your goal first, then choose Mesh M4 or Mesh M4 Pro.

  2. 02

    Choose a location

    For interactive remote desktop use, start with a location close to you. For batch builds, also consider the route to your repository and file transfers. Don’t base your decision on unverified latency figures.

  3. 03

    Check the period and expiry date

    Confirm whether you’re choosing a daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly rental. Allow time for uploads, setup and retrieving your build artefacts. For ongoing use, keep an eye on the expiry date in the console and plan renewals and data exports ahead of time.

  4. 04

    Estimate the files you’ll keep

    Allow for toolchains, dependency caches, simulators and build artefacts as well as your project files. If the base storage isn’t enough, consider a +1TB or +2TB SSD. Extra capacity isn’t a backup.

  5. 05

    Prepare a supported payment method

    Have USDT-TRC20 ready, or pay with a Visa, Mastercard or Amex card processed by Stripe. Check the USD amount and payment gateway details, then view your order and billing status in the console.

USD pricing, with billing in one place

We accept USDT-TRC20 and Visa, Mastercard or Amex processed by Stripe. All prices are in US dollars (USD). Available payment gateways are confirmed by the backend. This page doesn’t confirm payment or replace your order confirmation.

USDT-TRC20

After choosing the relevant gateway, follow the network, recipient and amount shown on the payment page. Check that you’re using the TRC20 network before sending. Don’t reuse payment details from a previous transaction or another order.

Keep the transaction hash and order number. To check your payment status, submit these details in a support ticket through the console. Never include your wallet’s private key or other sensitive credentials.

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Visa / Mastercard / Amex

Card payments are processed by Stripe. Check the order and USD amount, then follow the gateway’s instructions to complete payment. Your order and billing status in the console confirm whether payment was successful.

If your card has been charged but the order status hasn’t updated, note the order number, amount and a screenshot of the payment status. Redact sensitive card details before submitting a ticket. Never send your full card number or security code by email.

Processed by Stripe

You don’t need to place another order to check a bill. Sign in to the console to view existing records. When asking about a bill, include the order number and payment method so we can identify the transaction.

View billing in the console

Choose a Mac that fits your workload

No single machine is right for every task. Test your toolchain, build process and storage needs with your own project before committing to a longer rental. These recommendations are based on configuration—not invented build times or benchmark results.

One-off project archiving? Start with Mesh M4

Mac mini M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD, from $20/day. A good fit for creating a single iOS build, running one simulator or handing a Windows project to macOS for the final archive step.

Have your source code, dependency versions, certificates and provisioning profiles ready. After a successful archive, note the configuration you used so you can skip the toolchain setup next time.

Rent Mesh M4 for archiving

Parallel workloads? Consider Mesh M4 Pro

Mac mini M4 Pro · 64GB RAM · 2TB SSD, $301.3/month or $819.5/quarter. Suited to parallel builds across multiple projects, ongoing CI workloads or local model experiments that need more memory.

For team use, check your build scripts, credential management, artefact storage and retry process. Parallel tasks share the machine’s resources, so test your concurrency settings before running them long term.

Rent Mesh M4 Pro for builds

Plan your next build today

Get started with a Mac mini M4 from $20/day. Choose a configuration, rental period, location and any add-ons. Once your order is confirmed, open your cloud Mac in the console.

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