Dedicated physical Mac node
Rent a Tokyo Mac mini M4 Cloud Host
A remotely accessible dedicated physical Mac for iOS, macOS, CI/CD, and MLX workflows in East Asia. It is not a virtual machine, and its hardware is not shared with other accounts.
From $21.2/day
Two Mac mini M4 plans
30~60ms
Reference latency for East Asia
≈ 4 minutes
From order to node availability
All amounts are settled in USD. Actual availability and supported payment gateways are determined in real time by the console.
NODE TARGET
Tokyo
Available to order
Access region
East Asia
- Reference latency
- 30~60ms
- Resource ownership
- Dedicated to one account
Physical node status
USD · DAY / WEEK / MONTH / QUARTER
Plans and billing terms
Two available plans for different workloads
Core suits single-project work, light builds, and everyday remote development. Plus provides more memory and local storage for multi-project environments, longer build queues, and MLX inference. Both plans use dedicated physical machines.
Light builds and single projects
m4-16-256
SureVM M4 Core
For Xcode builds, Flutter or React Native iOS packaging, automation scripts, and always-on remote development environments.
ChipM4
Memory16GB
Storage256GB
Daily$21.2/day
Weekly$57.3/week
Monthly$106.1/month
Quarterly$288.6/quarter
If your project timeline is still uncertain, start with a daily or weekly rental. For a stable build environment, choose monthly or quarterly billing.
Multi-project work and MLX experiments
m4-24-512
SureVM M4 Plus
For running multiple development environments in parallel, larger dependency caches, CI runners, model file management, and everyday inference tasks.
ChipM4
Memory24GB
Storage512GB
Daily$41.2/day
Weekly$111.3/week
Monthly$206.2/month
Quarterly$560.9/quarter
When your workflow needs multiple toolchains, caches, or model files kept available at once, 24GB of memory and 512GB of local storage reduce repeated environment cleanup.
Payment and settlement
We support only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe. All orders are settled in USD. Available gateways are determined by the console.
Node network facts
Tokyo access reference for East Asia
The reference average round-trip latency is 30~60ms. This figure helps compare node locations before ordering and is not a fixed commitment for every provider, time period, or individual route.
30~60
ms
Average round-trip latency reference for East Asia
- Measurement
- Round-trip time from the endpoint to the node’s public entry point
- Use cases
- Node selection, remote desktop estimates, and CI access planning
Assessing access quality
Latency is only one factor in the remote experience
Actual remote desktop responsiveness is also affected by local upload quality, provider routing, Wi-Fi stability, resolution, encoding settings, and the node’s current workload. Before ordering, prioritize the node that best matches your team’s geographic location and network egress.
- Interactive development:Focus on sustained latency, jitter, and short bursts of packet loss—not just a single speed test.
- CI builds:Repository pulls and artifact uploads depend more on stable bandwidth. Enable dependency caching and limit redundant downloads.
- Large-file workflows:Use proxy assets or sync in batches first, so remote desktop traffic and file uploads do not compete for bandwidth.
Runs normally 365 days a year
Node status is shown in real time in the console
Delivery in about 4 minutes
Four steps from plan selection to node availability
Your plan, rental term, node, and add-ons are summarized for confirmation before checkout. After payment, the physical node initialization process begins; once complete, connection details and management status are available in the console.
01
≈ 1 minute
Choose a plan and node
Choose Core or Plus from the two Mac mini M4 plans, then confirm the target node and rental term. All combinations listed in the catalog are available to order.
02
≈ 1 minute
Review and pay
Check the chip, memory, storage, term, and add-ons, then complete payment in USD using USDT-TRC20 or a supported card gateway.
03
≈ 2 minutes
Initialize the physical node
The system assigns a dedicated physical Mac to your order, records account ownership, prepares remote connection services, and syncs node status to the console.
04
Immediately after completion
Get connection details
View node information and connection details in the console. After your first connection, verify the system specifications and update security settings before migrating toolchains and project files.
Timing:The approximately 4-minute process consists of about 1 minute for selection and confirmation, 1 minute for payment, and 2 minutes for physical node initialization. Payment confirmation speed and network conditions may affect the actual completion time.
Top questions before ordering
Three things to confirm about Tokyo nodes
These questions focus on node selection, latency references, and order configuration. Handle connection credentials, system initialization, and troubleshooting through a console ticket after delivery.
Which teams are Tokyo nodes best suited for? +
They are primarily for users whose team network egress is in East Asia and who want a shorter remote access path or a CI runner in a nearby region. For teams distributed across regions, consider the locations of primary operators, code repository entry points, and artifact recipients together rather than choosing solely by company registration location.
Does 30~60ms mean every connection will have the same latency? +
No. 30~60ms is the average round-trip latency reference for Tokyo from East Asia, used to compare nodes before ordering. Actual results vary with local networks, provider routing, time of day, packet loss, and remote desktop settings. A stable wired connection is generally better for extended development than a congested wireless network.
Can I switch directly from Core to Plus after ordering? +
The two plans use different physical hardware specifications, so a 16GB / 256GB node cannot be directly changed to 24GB / 512GB. If you need a higher configuration, submit a console ticket to confirm migration arrangements and back up project files, build caches, and required environment inventories in advance.
Hand your next build queue to a dedicated physical Mac
Compare the two plans, then open the console to confirm the node, term, and payment method. Starting at $21.2/day, all amounts are settled in USD.