Add a Mac for the busy season. Let it expire when you’re done.

Rent a dedicated Mac mini in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul or Hong Kong, with daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly billing. Add a machine anytime from the console during busy periods; when the work is done, it stops at the end of the rental—no lingering charges.

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From · Mac mini M4
16GB RAM / 256GB SSD

$20.8/day

Order today, get connected today. Your SSH credentials are ready when the machine is.

$56.1/week$103.9/month$282.6/quarter

Rental ends → billing stopsNo cancellation fees or outstanding balance

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A real Mac, close to your team.

Every location runs on a dedicated Mac mini M4, not a virtual machine. Use it for remote development, Xcode builds and App Store submissions. If a machine needs attention, open a support ticket in the console—no need to ask someone at the office to troubleshoot it in person.

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Billing periods

Pay only for the time you need

Choose from four billing periods to match your release cycle. Each machine has its own rental term. When it ends, billing stops—no cancellation fee or outstanding balance.

Daily

$20.8/day

For a release sprint or an extra machine to run builds. Cover the work at hand, then let the rental expire.

Weekly

$56.1/week

For a campaign, test cycle or review period. Keep temporary work separate from your year-round setup.

Monthly

$103.9/month

Keep a machine for an ongoing release cycle. Check renewal dates and manage renewals in the console.

Quarterly

$282.6/quarter

Keep a development environment for the long term, then add temporary capacity by the day or week when demand peaks.

Add a second machine anytime in the console · Each machine has its own billing period

MiniSSH M4 Core · Mac mini M4 16GB RAM / 256GB SSD

Getting started

Up and running the same day

From choosing a location to logging in over SSH takes about 4 minutes. After payment, check your order and machine status; once the machine is ready, find your connection credentials in its details in the console.

Machine
Mac mini M4, from 16GB RAM / 256GB SSD
Setup
Dedicated physical machine, not a virtual machine
Access
SSH; credentials in the console
Need help?
Open a console ticket with the machine ID and time

Have your SSH public key ready before connecting for the first time. Payment and machine readiness are separate steps, so check the status shown in the console. If it hasn’t updated, keep your order number and open a support ticket.

From order to SSH login

Times are estimates, not a countdown.

  1. 1

    Choose a location and billing period

    Pick Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul or Hong Kong, then choose daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly.

    About 1 min
  2. 2

    Pay

    Pay with USDT-TRC20 or use Visa / Mastercard / Amex through Stripe.

    About 1 min
  3. 3

    Machine assigned and system ready

    We assign a Mac mini and complete the initial system setup.

    About 2 min
  4. 4

    Get your SSH credentials and connect

    Open the machine details in the console and connect over SSH using your credentials.

    Ready
Total time≈ 4 min
Always on
365days a year

4 locations, running year-round

A Mac in the office can mean a trip across town when the power or internet goes down. MiniSSH physical machines run all year, 365 days a year. If something goes wrong, open a ticket in the console and follow its progress in the same place.

Year-round operation is how the service is set up; it doesn’t mean network or hardware issues can’t happen. Our terms explain availability calculations, service credits and how to request them. If you have a connection issue, note when it happened and save the error details.

Availability details

When something goes wrong

  1. Open a ticket

    Sign in to the console and submit a support ticket. If you’re an existing customer, include the relevant order or machine ID.

  2. Share details

    Include the machine ID, city and time of the issue. If your team spans time zones, include the time zone too.

  3. Track progress

    Whether you can’t connect, a build is stuck or you need a system reinstall, follow updates in your console ticket.

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Pricing

Two M4 configurations, from one day

Both configurations are available in all 4 locations. Choose memory and storage first, then select your rental term. Availability is confirmed live in the console.

MiniSSH M4 Core

Dedicated physical machine · 4 locations

Mac mini M416GB RAM / 256GB SSD
From$20.8/day
Monthly$103.9/month
Rent M4 Core

MiniSSH M4 Plus

Dedicated physical machine · 4 locations

Mac mini M424GB RAM / 512GB SSD
From$41.2/day
Monthly$205.8/month
Rent M4 Plus
Add-ons+1TB SSD $2.9/day+2TB SSD $5.8/dayThunderbolt 5 daisy-chain $1.7/day/machine

Choose add-ons when placing your order. Weekly, monthly and quarterly add-on prices, along with full configuration details, are on the pricing page. Choose separate billing periods for year-round and temporary machines—there’s no need to align their end dates.

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Distributed teams

One team, three ways to work

With teammates across Asia-Pacific and North America, choose the city that best fits your workflow. Keep a year-round environment and move peak workloads to temporary machines.

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North AmericaTokyo locationRemote desktop

Remote debugging starts with the right route

Connect to a Tokyo machine from North America through an SSH tunnel and use the macOS desktop to debug your app. Tokyo can suit teams in Japan and North America connecting across the Pacific. Remote desktop performance depends on your local network, so test the connection before committing to a longer rental.

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Peak capacitySingapore locationXcode builds

Add a machine for peak build workloads

Keep your year-round machine for day-to-day development, then rent an extra machine in Singapore by the day or week for Xcode builds during a busy period. Record your code, dependencies and toolchain versions, export build artifacts when the work is done, and let the rental expire.

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Signing certificatesHong Kong locationfastlane uploads

Keep release builds in one place

Keep signing certificates and your fastlane workflow on a Hong Kong machine, so App Store release builds use the same environment. Manage system accounts and file access by team role. Before returning the machine, back up certificates, scripts and any artifacts you need to keep.

Locations

4 locations. Pick the one closest to you.

Every city offers both M4 configurations on dedicated physical machines. These round-trip latency ranges can help you narrow down your choice, but they don’t replace testing from your own network.

SGAvailable

Singapore

Serving Southeast and South Asia, a good fit for teams working across the Asia-Pacific region.

Typical RTT20~50ms
Choose Singapore
JPAvailable

Tokyo

Serves Japan and North American teams connecting across the Pacific. Check your actual route for cross-region access.

Typical RTT30~60ms
Choose Tokyo
KRAvailable

Seoul

A good fit for teams whose core members or collaborators are in Korea and Northeast Asia.

Typical RTT30~50ms
Choose Seoul
HKAvailable

Hong Kong

Serves Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and southern China; useful for release builds, file transfers and cross-region collaboration.

Typical RTT20~40ms
Choose Hong Kong

Latency ranges are estimates; your connection depends on your network. Check current availability in the console.

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Payment

Two ways to pay, one currency

All prices are in USD. Manage invoices, renewals and expiry reminders in the console. Available payment options are confirmed by the checkout service.

USDT-TRC20

Check the network and amount shown in your order. If we need to verify a payment, provide the transaction hash so we can locate it.

Visa / Mastercard / Amex

Card payments are processed by Stripe; we don’t store card numbers. If there’s an issue with your payment status, open a support ticket and include your order number.

Manage it in the console

View orders, download invoices and renew rentals. Check each machine’s expiry date separately and manage temporary rentals on their own.

FAQ

Have questions? Start here.

Get the details on usage, pricing and rental expiry before choosing a machine.

Can I use a Mac mini as a server?

Yes. MiniSSH provides a dedicated Mac mini M4 with full access to the macOS desktop and command line. Common uses include remote development, continuous builds and App Store submissions. Connect over SSH; the machine isn’t a virtual machine shared with other customers.

How much does a Mac mini rental cost?

Pay in advance by the day, week, month or quarter. Prices are in USD. MiniSSH M4 Core: $20.8/day, $56.1/week, $103.9/month or $282.6/quarter. MiniSSH M4 Plus: $41.2/day, $111.1/week, $205.8/month or $559.8/quarter. Storage and daisy-chain add-ons are priced separately.

What happens when my rental expires?

Billing stops and the machine is reclaimed. There’s no cancellation fee or outstanding balance. Check expiry reminders in the console and back up your code, certificates, configuration and build artifacts beforehand. Don’t use a reclaimed machine to store files.

Can I add another machine mid-project?

Yes. Add another machine to the same project in the console. It has its own billing period and is usually ready in about 4 minutes. Keep your year-round machine for daily development and use the extra one for peak builds; let the temporary rental expire when the work is done.

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