Give your South China & Southeast Asia developers a cloud Mac workstation. Run builds, simulator tests, and CI jobs on a dedicated physical machine while you keep coding locally.
Base M4 from $20.3/day. Physical hardware, not a VM. Billed in USD.
For a single-app build, start with the Base M4. For large Swift projects, multi-target CI, or MLX experiments, consider the Trunk M4 Pro. Prices below are for the full machine; optional add-ons are selected separately. Discounted equivalent rates are not the amount charged.
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A reliable starting point for lightweight builds, single-app releases, and day-to-day remote development.
$20.3/day
Allow for dependency caches, build artifacts, and simulator data when estimating disk usage. If your project grows, you can review SSD add-ons during checkout.
Rent Base M4More memory and storage for demanding workloads, including multi-target CI, large Swift projects, and local model inference experiments.
$60/day
The CPU and GPU share the 64GB of unified memory. Test your real workload to find the right number of parallel tasks, then adjust your runner's concurrency settings.
Rent Trunk M4 ProChanging the period here is for price comparison only and does not place an order. During checkout, confirm the machine, location, billing period, and add-ons, then review the total. Availability is based on the latest status returned in the portal.
For users in South China & Southeast Asia, the average latency planning reference is 20~40 ms. Use it to narrow down a location; it is not a measurement of your specific network or a guarantee of end-to-end latency.
SSH responsiveness and VNC desktop input depend on round-trip latency and jitter. Compilation primarily uses the remote CPU, memory, and storage. A fast remote build does not mean every desktop interaction will feel equally responsive.
Start with an SSH build, then open the graphical interface if needed.
Carrier routing, Wi-Fi, corporate proxies, and your local upload speed all affect the experience. Use a real repository to test a clone, dependency download, and artifact upload; this tells you more than a single latency reading.
Keep the same network and connection method for follow-up tests.
Each physical machine has its own public IP address. Run long jobs through a runner so a local connection drop does not determine whether the job finishes. Find the access address and credentials in your instance details.
Caches can be rebuilt; keep separate backups of source code and important artifacts.
When everything goes smoothly, the full process takes about 4 minutes. These are estimated hands-on times, not a delivery countdown. Check payment confirmation and reset progress in the portal.
Choose a machine, location, and billing period. Add storage if your project needs it, then review the machine price, add-ons, and order total.
About 30 seconds
Payment is available via USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex through Stripe. All charges are in USD. Available payment gateways are confirmed by the backend.
About 40 seconds to complete; payment confirmation takes additional time
Once payment is confirmed, the physical machine enters the delivery process. Wait for the system reset to finish and check the instance status. Do not repeatedly try an old address or credentials before delivery is complete.
About 2 minutes
Find your SSH / VNC connection details in the instance view. First, check command-line access and project dependencies, then set up certificates, a runner, and your build jobs.
About 50 seconds
Check the location, connection, and migration process first. Location choice and machine configuration are separate decisions.
No. The page preselects a machine when you click a button, but it does not reserve a location. Select Hong Kong during checkout and confirm the billing period and add-ons before paying. Availability is based on the latest status returned in the portal; this page does not show live allocation results.
No. 20~40 ms is a regional connection reference, not a fixed latency for every team member. Carriers, corporate networks, and proxy routes can vary significantly even within the same area. Have each primary user test their connection. For automated builds, focus on the transfer paths for repositories, dependencies, and artifacts.
Moving to another location requires a new order; changing the location label on an existing instance is not enough. Back up your source code, dependency lists, and important data. Verify the build and connection on the new instance before dealing with the original rental. The original instance's public IP and credentials will not work for the new one.
Base M4 from $20.3/day. Test your real workload before choosing a longer rental period.