Two fixed plans

Review the specs and pricing, then rent a dedicated physical Mac

SureVM offers only two Mac mini M4 plans. Every order includes one dedicated physical machine with computing resources reserved for your account—not a virtual machine. Both plans are available for daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly rental, with all charges settled in USD.

2 plans
Fixed plans available
5
Physical nodes available to order
Four
Rental billing periods
Plan selector

Choose your workload

SV-M4
01
SureVM M4 Core Light builds and single-project maintenance
M4 16GB 256GB
Daily rental $21.2
02
SureVM M4 Plus Multi-project development and large-model inference
M4 24GB 512GB
Daily rental $41.2
Daily Weekly Monthly Quarterly
Every listed combination is available to order Live availability is returned by the console
Full-term pricing

Two plans, with no hidden third option

Choose a billing period based on how long you need the environment, then select a machine based on memory and storage. Quarterly billing suits continuous development; daily and weekly billing work well for short builds, migration tests, and focused experiments.

Light builds and maintenance

SureVM M4 Core

Ideal for single-project Xcode builds, Flutter or React Native packaging, everyday remote development, and automated tasks that require a consistent macOS environment.

$21.2 / day
Chip M4
Memory 16GB
Built-in storage 256GB
Daily$21.2
Weekly$57.3
Monthly$106.1
Quarterly$288.6
  • One physical Mac mini dedicated to each order
  • VNC desktop access and command-line workflows supported
  • View node and service information in the console
Rent SureVM M4 Core
Multi-project work and MLX experiments

SureVM M4 Plus

Built for maintaining multiple projects, retaining more dependency caches, running larger MLX models, and sustained development with more memory headroom.

$41.2 / day
Chip M4
Memory 24GB
Built-in storage 512GB
Daily$41.2
Weekly$111.3
Monthly$206.2
Quarterly$560.9
  • 24GB of memory for more complex parallel workloads
  • 512GB of built-in storage for more toolchains and caches
  • Ideal for consistent team development environments
Rent SureVM M4 Plus
Hardware specification panel

Verify the physical configuration before assessing your workload

Both plans use dedicated physical Mac mini M4-based nodes, with differences limited to memory and built-in storage. Network access location depends on the selected node; virtual machine specifications do not replace the physical configuration.

SureVM physical node catalog Mac mini M4 specification comparison
2 CONFIGS
SureVM M4 Core vs. SureVM M4 Plus hardware specifications
Specification SureVM M4 Core SureVM M4 Plus
Chip M4 M4
Unified memory 16GB 24GB
Built-in SSD 256GB 512GB
Resource allocation One physical node dedicated to each order One physical node dedicated to each order
Node network Remote access provided from the selected data center Remote access provided from the selected data center
Available nodes Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, Western US Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, Western US
Configuration guide

Choose memory for peak workload, not by project name

The same development framework can require different resources depending on repository size, concurrent tasks, and caching strategy. Check how many tools will run at once before choosing Core or Plus.

SureVM configuration recommendations by workflow
Workflow Workload profile Recommended plan Why choose it
Light Xcode builds Single repository, one task queue, periodic archiving SureVM M4 Core 16GB memory and a 256GB SSD suit a clearly bounded single-project toolchain
Long-term single-project maintenance Fixed dependencies, a few simulators, and limited build cache SureVM M4 Core No need to pay for unused memory or local cache capacity
Everyday multi-project development Multiple repositories, different dependency versions, and more cache SureVM M4 Plus 24GB memory and a 512GB SSD leave room for parallel tools and project switching
MLX inference experiments Model files, isolated environments, and run records retained together SureVM M4 Plus More unified memory and built-in storage better support iterative experiments

Check concurrent processes

When Xcode, simulators, browsers, dependency services, and remote desktop run together, memory pressure is often more important to check than the duration of a single build.

Check cache size

DerivedData, dependency directories, model files, and build artifacts from multiple repositories continuously consume storage. If you need to retain them long term, consider an SSD add-on.

Check duration

Start temporary validation with daily or weekly billing. For stable development nodes, compare monthly and quarterly catalog prices and choose the period that matches your project.

Add-on catalog

Storage upgrades and Thunderbolt 5 linking are priced separately

Add-ons use the catalog price for the selected rental period; monthly prices are not divided into daily rates. Thunderbolt 5 linking is charged per machine and suits workflows with confirmed multi-machine collaboration needs.

SureVM storage and Thunderbolt 5 linking add-on prices
Add-on Daily Weekly Monthly Quarterly Use case
+1TB SSD $2.3 $6.2 $11.4 $31 For project files, dependency caches, build artifacts, or model storage
+2TB SSD $4.6 $12.4 $22.8 $62 For larger media assets, multiple long-running projects, or fuller experiment archives
Thunderbolt 5 linking (per machine) $1.9 $5.1 $9.5 $25.8 For confirmed multi-machine workflows; the add-on is priced separately for each node
Node availability matrix

Both plans cover all five available nodes

Core and Plus are available in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the Western US. All listed combinations are generally orderable; live availability is returned by the console.

SureVM plan availability across five nodes
Available plan Singapore
SG
Japan (Tokyo)
JP
South Korea (Seoul)
KR
Hong Kong
HK
Western US
US-W
SureVM M4 Core M4 · 16GB · 256GB Available Available Available Available Available
SureVM M4 Plus M4 · 24GB · 512GB Available Available Available Available Available
SG

Singapore

Suitable for development, remote desktop, and automated build workflows when most collaborators are in Southeast Asia.

JP

Japan (Tokyo)

A strong choice for everyday remote development, build nodes, and team collaboration in Japan and nearby regions.

KR

South Korea (Seoul)

A suitable physical node for teams in South Korea and Northeast Asia that want a location closer to their main operators.

HK

Hong Kong

Suitable for South China and Southeast Asia collaboration; select a node based on actual network-path testing.

US-W

Western US

Suitable for teams on the US West Coast, local code-hosting workflows, and continuous builds across time zones.

From order to ready

Configure and initialize your physical node in three steps

The delivery flow separates node selection, order confirmation, and initialization. The standard path takes about 4 minutes in total; exact results are based on the order and node status returned by the console.

Estimated total time About 4 minutes

Choose a machine and node first, then review the rental period, add-ons, and payment method. After payment is confirmed, the system initializes the dedicated physical Mac node for your order.

Configuration result
One dedicated physical machine per order
Delivery location
Sign in to the console to view node and connection details
Status source
Based on live status returned by the console
  1. 01

    Choose a machine and node

    About 1 minute

    Choose Core or Plus, then select a node from Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, or the Western US.

  2. 02

    Confirm configuration and pay

    About 1 minute

    Review the rental period, SSD upgrade or Thunderbolt 5 linking option, then complete your USD order with a supported payment method.

  3. 03

    Initialize the physical node

    About 2 minutes

    The system prepares the dedicated Mac mini for your order and places node, connection, and management details in the console for later remote access and administration.

Shared capabilities

Different plans, the same physical-node boundary

Core and Plus differ in memory, storage, and price—not in resource ownership. Whichever plan you choose, the delivered machine is a dedicated physical Mac mini.

Dedicated physical machine

Each order is assigned one physical Mac mini, with computing resources not shared with other accounts. The machine, memory, and storage shown in the system match the plan catalog.

Remote desktop access

After delivery, use VNC to connect to the macOS graphical interface, or use the command line as required by your development workflow. Connection credentials are available through the authenticated service flow.

Administrator access

Install development tools, manage dependencies, and adjust the local environment as needed for your project. Keep your credentials secure and review the impact before changing system configuration.

Reinstallation and console management

Use the console to view order, node, and service information and to submit support requests. Back up your code, build artifacts, model files, and other essential data before reinstalling.

Management boundaries

SureVM delivers the node; you manage the workload

SureVM handles delivery of the physical node assigned to your order and the core service process. You are responsible for software configuration, project data, access credentials, dependency versions, and backup policies. When submitting a support request, include the node, machine, time of occurrence, reproduction steps, and redacted logs. Do not submit passwords, private keys, or complete payment credentials.

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Final checks before ordering

Confirm the machine, node, period, and payment method

Supported payments are USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). All orders are settled in USD; the available gateway and final amount are confirmed at checkout.