Check your project, then your rental period

How much memory and time does this iOS build need?

Keep your code in the Windows or Linux workflow you know. Rent a dedicated physical Mac mini for archiving, signing, and uploading. Choose daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing, starting at $19.2/day, with a one-day minimum.

All three plans use dedicated physical machines, not virtual machines. Choose a nearby location, then pick memory and storage to match your project.

Match your rental period to your release schedule

Switch the period below to compare the rental price for each plan. Full period prices remain on each card.

Showing daily prices. All amounts are in USD and exclude add-ons.

Mac mini front view illustration Front view of the compact rounded chassis, front ports, and base, representing the dedicated physical Mac mini used for all three plans.
Mac mini Apple Silicon M4 / M4 Pro Front view illustration, not to scale

One instance per order
One dedicated physical machine

Open the macOS desktop in your browser or use a VNC client. Find the connection details on the instance page after signing in.

One-off archiving and upload

TestMini M4 S

Apple Silicon M4

Chip
M4
RAM
16GB
SSD
256GB

$19.2/day

For Flutter / React Native archive signing and TestFlight uploads. Check that your dependencies, build cache, and artifacts will fit on the 256GB SSD.

Day
$19.2
Week
$51.9
Month
$96.1
Quarter
$261.4
Choose this plan
Debugging and switching between projects

TestMini M4 L

Apple Silicon M4

Chip
M4
RAM
24GB
SSD
512GB

$40.9/day

For Xcode debugging, simulators, and working across multiple projects. 24GB RAM and a 512GB SSD leave more room for dependencies, caches, and debugging tasks.

Day
$40.9
Week
$110.3
Month
$204.3
Quarter
$555.7
Choose this plan
Large Unity builds

TestMini M4 Pro

Apple Silicon M4 Pro

Chip
M4 Pro
RAM
64GB
SSD
2TB

$61.7/day

For IL2CPP builds of large Unity projects and local model experiments. 64GB RAM and a 2TB SSD support larger workloads, but don’t guarantee that every model will run.

Day
$61.7
Week
$166.7
Month
$308.7
Quarter
$839.7
Choose this plan

Switching periods only changes the displayed price; it doesn’t create an order. Before ordering, confirm the model, location, rental period, and add-ons. Availability is based on the live status returned by the console.

Specs and base rental prices

Compare the specs directly—don’t guess from plan names

Here’s a like-for-like comparison of all three models. No bandwidth figures are listed because none were provided. Remote desktop performance depends on your location and network connection.

TestMini dedicated Mac mini · Specs and base rental prices
SpecTestMini M4 STestMini M4 LTestMini M4 Pro
ChipApple Silicon M4Apple Silicon M4Apple Silicon M4 Pro
Memory16GB RAM24GB RAM64GB RAM
Storage256GB SSD512GB SSD2TB SSD
NetworkRemote network access; performance depends on your connectionRemote network access; performance depends on your connectionRemote network access; performance depends on your connection
Remote accessBrowser-based remote desktop / VNC clientBrowser-based remote desktop / VNC clientBrowser-based remote desktop / VNC client
Machine typeDedicated physical machine, not a virtual machineDedicated physical machine, not a virtual machineDedicated physical machine, not a virtual machine
Daily$19.2/day$40.9/day$61.7/day
Weekly$51.9/week$110.3/week$166.7/week
Monthly$96.1/month$204.3/month$308.7/month
Quarterly$261.4/quarter$555.7/quarter$839.7/quarter

Base rental prices exclude optional add-ons. You can use both the macOS GUI and command line. Before choosing, check that the project’s Xcode, SDK, and dependency versions are compatible. Hardware specs don’t replace a toolchain compatibility check.

Choose based on your project’s resource needs

Where to start for archiving, debugging, and IL2CPP

Check how much space your project, dependencies, and caches actually use, then choose a plan. These are starting points for different tasks, not promises of build times or guarantees that more memory means faster builds.

  1. 01

    Light builds

    Start with TestMini M4 S.If your code is ready and you mainly need to sign Flutter / React Native archives and upload to TestFlight, check whether 16GB RAM covers your toolchain’s workload and whether the 256GB SSD can hold your project, dependencies, and build artifacts.

    For a one-off release, you could start with a daily rental. If you’ll be changing business logic repeatedly, running several simulators, or keeping multiple build caches, don’t choose based on the starting price alone.

  2. 02

    Everyday development

    Start with TestMini M4 L.When Xcode, simulators, and multiple projects are open at once, 24GB RAM provides more room for parallel workloads. The 512GB SSD can hold your SDKs, dependencies, DerivedData, and archives.

    Count the tasks you’ll run at the same time, then choose a rental period. For several days of debugging, compare weekly and monthly prices. Choose a period based on when you actually need the machine, not the time needed for a single archive.

  3. 03

    Large projects and model experiments

    Start with TestMini M4 Pro.For IL2CPP builds after exporting a Unity project to Xcode, or model experiments that need a larger memory footprint, check whether 64GB RAM and a 2TB SSD meet your needs.

    Model weights, quantization, context length, and runtime framework all affect memory use. For Unity, also check the editor version, plugins, and target SDK. A higher-tier plan won’t automatically resolve project compatibility issues.

Prepare your code repository, dependency version list, and estimated artifact size first. Remote macOS works well for archiving, signing, and builds, but it doesn’t connect local USB peripherals directly to the cloud machine. Confirm any workflows that require physical devices before renting.

Beyond the base specs

Add extras only if your project needs them

Add-ons are charged separately at the selected rental period and added to the plan price. Check whether the base SSD is enough first. More storage doesn’t add RAM or upgrade the chip.

+1TB SSD

For projects that need extra space for SDKs, dependency caches, or archived builds. This is a storage add-on, not a separate machine plan.

Day
$3/day
Week
$8/week
Month
$14.8/month
Quarter
$40.3/quarter

Listed separately from the base rental price.

+2TB SSD

For projects with large assets, exported builds, or build caches. Estimate your storage needs before adding capacity.

Day
$6/day
Week
$16/week
Month
$29.6/month
Quarter
$80.6/quarter

Listed separately from the base rental price.

Thunderbolt 5 interconnect

Priced per machine. Check the options returned by the checkout configurator to confirm availability with your plan, connection setup, and workload.

Day · per machine
$1.7/day
Week · per machine
$4.7/week
Month · per machine
$8.7/month
Quarter · per machine
$23.7/quarter

Not every build needs an interconnect.

Available add-on combinations are determined by the options returned in the console. Check quantities, rental periods, and the total before paying. Monthly prices are not daily prices, and per-machine charges are not flat fees for an entire team.

Review every line before paying

What goes into the cost of a one-day build rental?

This example uses the Tokyo location, TestMini M4 L, a one-day rental, and the +1TB SSD add-on. It shows how the costs add up; it doesn’t create an order or represent your final configuration.

Sample rental costs

One day for a single archive

Billing period
1 day
Physical location
Tokyo
Model
TestMini M4 L
Base rental
$40.9
+1TB SSD
$3
Total$43.9 USD

Check your configuration before confirming payment

The sample total is $40.9 + $3 = $43.9 USD. Tokyo is shown as the location in this example; don’t infer any unlisted regional fees. If you change the model, rental period, or add-ons, use the final breakdown generated by the configurator.

Pay with USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe. All prices are charged in USD. Available payment gateways depend on the response from the backend. Confirmation times vary with on-chain confirmations or card issuer processing.

Sign in to the console to check the relevant record under Orders and Billing. To check the machine status or connection details, open the instance linked to your order. If you have a question about a charge, include your order number and invoice number when submitting a support ticket.

Choose a nearby location, then start building

Order any of the same plans in these five locations

All three plans are listed in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and the US East. “Available” means the plan is listed for ordering; check the console for live availability.

Mac mini plans by location
ModelSingaporeTokyoSeoulHong KongUS East
TestMini M4 SAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable
TestMini M4 LAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable
TestMini M4 ProAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable

For interactive remote desktop work, prioritize a nearby location with a stable connection. For builds and file transfers, also check the route to your code repository and assets. Service is available only in these five locations; connection latency isn’t guaranteed for every location.

Know the rental terms before you pay

Confirm the rental period, payment, and expiry together

Daily Mac rentals suit short-term macOS build tasks. A longer rental isn’t always better value for your needs; factor in setup, archive retries, and time to retrieve your artifacts.

Choose a period that fits your usage

For a single archive, start with one day. For ongoing debugging or multiple releases, compare weekly, monthly, and quarterly prices. Each listed price covers the full period, not an average per day.

Before ordering, check the rental period and expiry time. If you need more time, check the renewal options in the console in advance. Don’t assume a renewal is complete until payment is confirmed.

Read the billing and renewal terms

Choose from two payment methods

Pay only with USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe. All payments are in USD. The payment gateways shown at checkout depend on the response from the backend.

Check the currency, network, and amount due before paying. If your payment status hasn’t updated, submit a console support ticket with your order number and proof of payment. Avoid placing another order for the same configuration.

Sign in to the console to submit a ticket

Retrieve your project and artifacts before expiry

Back up your code, certificates, provisioning profiles, build artifacts, and any logs you need to keep. Don’t rely on the cloud disk to keep your files available after the rental ends.

Data handling at expiry and disk cleanup are governed by the service terms. If you’re moving to another machine, arrange the data transfer before ending the current rental. For connection or setup issues, start with the support guide.

View migration and build support

Configuration checked? Set up a rental for your release

Start at $19.2/day and choose a model, location, and rental period. Before paying, check the base price, add-ons, and total in USD.