Physical node specsPHYSICAL
$ node inspect mb-m4-24
chip Apple M4
memory 24GB unified
storage 512GB SSD
tenant dedicated
state available
Dedicated Apple Silicon nodes
Cloud Macs for developers
Ready to work in four minutes
Dedicated cloud Macs for development, builds, automated testing, and model inference. Every order maps to a real physical node, with CPU, unified memory, and local SSD storage reserved for you.
Not a virtual machine
From $20.9/day
5 locations available
5 locations coveredLIVE
Singapore
Tokyo
Seoul
Hong Kong
US West
Rental starting pointUSD
MB M4 16 STARTER
$20.9/day
M4 · 16GB · 256GB
For lightweight builds and remote development
Available across all 5 locations
Live availability is confirmed in the console.
≈ 4 minPayment confirmation to access credentials
5 regionsAsia-Pacific and US West workflows
DEDICATEDDedicated physical Apple Silicon nodes
365 daysNodes stay operational year-round
3 configurations available
Match memory to the workload, then choose your term.
All 3 configurations are dedicated physical Apple Silicon nodes available by the day, week, month, or quarter. Daily pricing suits short tasks; monthly and quarterly terms fit fixed toolchains and ongoing build queues.
MB M4 16
ChipM4
RAM16GB
SSD256GB
$20.9/day
$104.3/month
A practical fit for single-project Xcode builds, remote code maintenance, signing preparation, dependency installation, and low-concurrency automation. Start here when you need to validate a toolchain or handle a short-term release task.
- One primary build task
- Fixed macOS and Xcode environment
- Available across all 5 locations
MB M4 24
ChipM4
RAM24GB
SSD512GB
$41.6/day
$208.2/month
Designed for everyday iOS and macOS development, simulator testing, continuous integration, dependency caching, and parallel workloads. Keep toolchains, caches, and test artifacts on the same node for reuse.
- Development and testing in parallel
- More room for dependency and build caches
- A reliable everyday team node
MB M4 Pro 64
ChipM4 Pro
RAM64GB
SSD2TB
$60/day
$300.2/month
Built for local model validation, batch inference, high-concurrency builds, large workspaces, and memory-intensive tasks. Process raw data, model files, and build artifacts on the larger local SSD.
- 64GB unified memory environment
- High-concurrency builds and batch inference
- 2TB local SSD
Real hardware, clear boundaries
One order. One real Apple Silicon Mac.
CPU, unified memory, and local SSD storage are not shared with other tenants. Each device is delivered as a dedicated physical node—not shared resources presented as a dedicated device, and not a virtual machine. Continuous integration tasks, build caches, and runtime logs stay in the same device environment, making failures easier to reproduce and performance changes easier to compare.
Dedicated physical resources
Chip, memory, and local storage are not contended by other tenants.
Keep the environment consistent
Retain a specific toolchain, dependency cache, and task state.
Mac mini · SGNODE 01 / ASSIGNED
Mac mini · JPNODE 02 / READY
Mac mini · HKNODE 03 / AVAILABLE
Rent instead of waiting to buy
1Order
=1Physical node
Clear resource ownership makes failures easier to reproduce
Every order is tied to one physical node. Teams can inspect build results against the same system, toolchain, and cache without first ruling out shared-resource fluctuations. Need more memory, storage, or a different region? Switch configuration on your next order.
5 locations covered
Built for Asia-Pacific and US West workflows.
Choose a location based on where your team works, where your repositories and target services are hosted, and the path used for remote access. All 3 configurations are available across these 5 locations, subject to live availability in the console.
How to choose Distance between the developer and node affects the feel of remote interaction; repository and target-service locations affect dependency downloads and deployment paths. Start with your primary interaction point, then choose a region.
SG
SingaporeSingapore
Southeast Asia development, deployment, and remote collaboration
Available
JP
Tokyo, JapanTokyo, Japan
Japan and Northeast Asia development workflows
Available
KR
Seoul, South KoreaSeoul, Korea
Development, testing, and release validation in Korea
Available
HK
Hong KongHong Kong
Remote development and builds across Greater China
Available
US-W
US WestUS West
US West and global CI/CD workflows
Available
Automated delivery
From checkout to access in about 4 minutes.
Once payment is confirmed, the system assigns a dedicated physical node based on the model and region in your order, checks the environment, and generates the information required for remote access.
TYPICAL TOTAL ≈ 04:00
Four minutes is a typical workflow duration and does not change the configuration or term in your order. Once credentials are generated, review the node region, device details, and system status in your order details.
Confirm the USD order, selected term, and payment status. The available payment gateway is shown in the console; once confirmed, the delivery task is created.
The selected model and region are matched to a dedicated physical node, which is then linked to the current order.
The device status, system environment, network path, and remote access service are checked for the first connection.
The access address and initial credentials are generated in the order details. After connecting for the first time, verify the system version, keyboard layout, and security settings.
Developer workflows
Build, test, and run inference in a consistent environment.
Task queues, physical nodes, build caches, access status, and runtime logs are shown together. A fixed device makes build failures, test variance, and model resource spikes easier to trace.
Job queue
Physical nodes
Build cache
Access credentials
Runtime logs
NODEUS-W
MEMORY41.2GB
QUEUE04
UPTIME18d 07h
JobTypeDurationStatus
ios-release-1842Xcode Build07:14RUNNING
ui-regression-mainTest Suite12:38PASSED
nightly-signingCI/CD03:07PASSED
mlx-batch-evalInference21:45RUNNING
Builds and testing
Keep Xcode, dependency versions, and build caches on a fixed node. Reproduce failures on the same device to reduce investigation paths caused by environment differences.
Continuous integration
Use a dedicated physical machine as a stable execution node. Schedule builds, tests, and artifact handling according to team rules, while recording duration and logs for every run.
Model inference
Validate model formats, quantization schemes, and batch sizes in an Apple Silicon unified-memory environment, while tracking throughput, latency, and memory peaks.
Terms and billing
Rent for the length of the task, without buying hardware upfront.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter, with all billing in USD. Use daily or weekly terms for short validation work; monthly or quarterly terms suit stable development environments and ongoing build nodes.
DayShort tasks, validation, and reproducing issues
WeekIteration sprints and focused testing
MonthStable development environments and fixed toolchains
QuarterContinuous build nodes and long-running queues
Renewal options and order status are shown in the console. Each term is billed at its corresponding order price; one term is not automatically treated as a derived price for another.
Supported payment methods
Clear payment options, always billed in USD.
USDT-TRC20
Use the network, amount, and receiving details shown on the order page, then wait for the order status to be confirmed.
Visa / Mastercard / Amex
Card payments are processed by Stripe, with the billed amount shown in USD.
Available gateways are confirmed live in the console. Payment confirmation starts the node assignment process.
Compare 3 ways to get a Mac
Rent, buy hardware, or use a shared virtual machine.
Consider upfront cost, delivery speed, exclusivity, maintenance effort, and upgrade flexibility—not just the headline price—to find the right fit for the task.
Comparison
MiniBinary rental
Buy hardware
Shared virtual machine
Upfront cost
Pay by term without purchasing equipment or facilities upfront
Cover equipment, shipping, space, and supporting costs
Usually pay by resource usage or instance term
Typical delivery speed
About 4 minutes
Available after purchasing, shipping, networking, and deployment
Instances are usually created quickly
Hardware exclusivity
Dedicated real Apple Silicon physical node, not a virtual machine
The device is exclusively owned by the buyer
Underlying compute and storage may be shared by multiple tenants
Maintenance effort
No need to manage hosting space, power, or external network access
The team handles deployment, connectivity, monitoring, and hardware issues
No underlying hardware to maintain, but environment boundaries depend on the service
Upgrade flexibility
Switch model, term, or location on your next order
Upgrades usually require another purchase, migration, or hardware disposal
Adjust within the virtual specifications offered by the provider
Rent when
The task has a defined duration and needs real Apple Silicon, a fast start, or temporary extra build and inference capacity.
Buy when
Your team already manages hardware, connectivity, and on-site operations, and plans to use the same hardware for the long term.
Use shared resources when
The workload can tolerate shared underlying resources and does not require every order to be tied to a separate physical device.
From the engineering floor
How developers use MiniBin.
Environment consistency, stable build queues, and short-term high-memory workloads are the three decision points users care about most.
“I keep signing preparation and the Xcode toolchain on the same node. Remote release builds no longer require repeated environment checks.”
Independent iOS developer
“When a build fails, I can reproduce it on the same machine. For CI/CD, predictable environments matter more than temporary peaks.”
CI/CD lead
“I rent the 64GB unified-memory configuration for batch inference, then stop renewing when the experiment ends. There is no hardware purchase to make first.”
AI research engineer
Before you order
Confirm the device boundary, delivery time, and locations first.
For questions about an existing order, connection issues, or billing status, sign in to the console to submit a support ticket with your order number and reproduction steps.
Visit the Help CenterIs the delivered device a virtual machine?
No. Every order maps to a real Apple Silicon physical node, with CPU, unified memory, and local SSD storage reserved for you.
How long does it usually take from payment to access?
The typical total is about 4 minutes, including payment confirmation, node assignment, system initialization, and access credential generation. Once complete, review the device and connection details in your order.
Which locations are currently available?
The current catalog covers Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and the US West. All 3 configurations include these 5 locations, subject to live availability in the console.
Which payment methods are supported?
Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex through Stripe are supported. All charges are in USD, and available gateways are confirmed in the console.
How should I choose among the 3 configurations?
Choose MB M4 16 for lightweight builds and remote development; MB M4 24 for everyday development, simulator testing, and parallel workloads; MB M4 Pro 64 for high-memory inference and high-concurrency builds.
Start configuring
Pick a configuration. Pick 1 of 5 locations. Start renting.
Choose 1 of the 3 available configurations, then select Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, or the US West. Review the term, location, and device specs before placing your order.