Dedicated Apple Silicon physical node

Rent a Mac mini M4 Cloud Mac in Tokyo

A fixed environment for iOS, macOS, CI/CD, and Apple Silicon experiments in East Asia. Each rental provides one dedicated physical machine—not a virtual machine—so your toolchain, caches, and dependencies stay in place.

2 configurations M4 and M4 Pro
4 billing periods Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly
Dedicated resources Physical node, not a virtual machine
Configurations and billing periods

Choose hardware for your workload, then select a period for the task duration

Both products provide dedicated Apple Silicon physical nodes. Choose daily or weekly rentals for short-term testing, or monthly or quarterly rentals for continuous builds and a fixed development environment. Each card shows the full price—no vague starting rates.

Development and standard builds

MangoVM M4

M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD

$19.1 / day
Weekly $51.5
Monthly $95.3
Quarterly $259.2
  • Run Xcode, command-line tools, and project dependencies remotely
  • Deploy a fixed self-hosted CI Runner
  • Run signing builds, archiving, and automated exports
Choose MangoVM M4
High-concurrency and high-capacity workloads

MangoVM M4 Pro

M4 Pro · 64GB RAM · 2TB SSD

$60.4 / day
Weekly $163.2
Monthly $302.2
Quarterly $822
  • Compile large iOS or macOS projects in parallel
  • Run Apple Silicon inference and batch-processing workloads
  • Handle video and audio encoding, rendering, and automated exports
Choose MangoVM M4 Pro

Payment terms

All orders are charged in USD. We support USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe); available gateways are confirmed by the console. The website displays plans and prices only and does not collect payment information.

Review storage and parallel-connection add-ons
Tokyo network facts

Average round-trip latency from East Asia: 30~60ms

This figure provides an initial view of network distance for interactive development, remote command execution, and build-log transfer. It is not a fixed commitment for every public-internet route. Carrier routing, local networks, long-distance links, access protocols, and test timing all affect actual results.

Before putting a pipeline into production, run continuous probes from your usual office network, then test SSH sessions, code pulls, dependency downloads, and remote GUI operations separately. For CI/CD, prioritize the complete path between your code repository, artifact storage, and third-party dependency sources—not a single latency reading.

30~60ms Average latency reference for East Asia
Interactive access

Continuously test SSH input response and remote GUI operations; do not substitute a single probe for a real session.

Build pipeline

Record the time required for code pulls, dependency installation, compilation, archiving, and artifact uploads separately.

Stability assessment

Watch for packet loss, jitter, and long-lived connection drops; when session quality is abnormal, first rule out local network and authentication issues.

From order to availability

Connect a physical node to your existing workflow in four steps

The first three steps mainly depend on your configuration review and payment actions. Physical node delivery has no preset minute count; follow the console’s real-time status.

  1. 01

    Confirm your workload

    Determine whether your tasks depend most on memory, storage, or sustained runtime. Choose M4 for standard development and single-stream builds; choose M4 Pro for large projects, parallel workloads, and high-capacity data.

    Estimated user time: 1–3 minutes
  2. 02

    Choose a period and add-ons

    Choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term, then check whether you need +1TB SSD, +2TB SSD, or Thunderbolt 5 parallel connections. The confirmation page lists each charge separately.

    Estimated user time: 2–5 minutes
  3. 03

    Submit and complete payment

    Review the model, period, region, and add-ons in the console, then submit your order. Payment completion and gateway processing results appear in the order record.

    Estimated user time: 1–5 minutes; gateway processing follows real-time results
  4. 04

    Receive and verify connection details

    After the order status updates, retrieve the address, account credentials, and access-control information in the console. On your first connection, verify the host identity, then test SSH, the remote GUI, or the CI Runner.

    Estimated delivery time: follow the console’s real-time status

Ready with your model and period? Start configuring

Connection details, order status, renewals, and node management are all handled in the console.

Start configuring your order
Tokyo ordering FAQ

Three key decisions before ordering

This section focuses on node selection, pricing, and network expectations. For connection issues and system troubleshooting, use the action checklist in the help documentation.

Which Mac mini configurations are available for Tokyo nodes?

MangoVM M4 includes M4, 16GB RAM, and 256GB SSD; MangoVM M4 Pro includes M4 Pro, 64GB RAM, and 2TB SSD. Both are dedicated physical machines, not virtual machines, and can be rented daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly. Actual availability is reported by the console in real time.

Does Tokyo to East Asia latency of 30~60ms represent a fixed latency?

No. 30~60ms is an average round-trip latency reference for East Asia, intended to help assess network distance before ordering. Actual latency varies with local carriers, routing, access protocols, congestion, and test timing. We recommend full validation across real code repositories, dependency sources, and artifact-storage paths.

How are periods and add-ons billed when renting a Tokyo node?

The base model and add-ons are each priced according to the selected period and displayed item by item before order submission. All amounts are charged in USD, with support for USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) only. Check the confirmation page for the model, period, region, storage, and connection count.

Dedicated physical node

Bring a fixed M4 environment into your next build

Review the two hardware tiers and four billing periods, then complete configuration, payment, and delivery-status tracking in the console.