Check the hardware and billing cycle before renting a cloud Mac
VMDebug offers two cloud Mac plans with dedicated physical machines. Every order uses dedicated device resources, not a virtual machine. Rent by the day, week, month or quarter, starting at $19.9/day.
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong and the US West Coast are included in the current catalogue; final availability is returned live by the console.
Match the configuration to your workload, without guessing at hidden specs
Both plans include a macOS graphical interface and command-line environment. Start with M4 for everyday development and single-pipeline builds; check M4 Pro for larger parallel builds, memory-intensive compilation and AI experiments. All prices are in USD.
VMDebug M4
Built for everyday Xcode development, automated testing, single-runner CI/CD and remote development that requires consistent dedicated resources.
Resource guidance: keep an eye on build directories, dependency caches and artifacts so historical archives do not fill the 256GB base storage.
Choose VMDebug M4VMDebug M4 Pro
Built for large project archives, parallel workloads, larger dependency caches, AI experiments and persistent runners that need more memory headroom.
Resource guidance: track parallel task counts together with actual memory peaks instead of judging the required tier by project size alone.
Choose VMDebug M4 ProCompare both plans in one table
Billing-cycle prices are fixed catalogue values; they are not calculated by multiplying the daily price. Check the cycle that matches your expected usage instead of extrapolating manually.
| Plan | Hardware | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VMDebug M4 | M4 / 16GB / 256GB | $19.9 | $53.7 | $99.4 | $270.4 |
| VMDebug M4 Pro | M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB | $60.7 | $163.9 | $303.5 | $825.5 |
Check every device field instead of inferring from the plan name
Chip, memory and base storage are fixed by plan. Network capabilities are part of the order and location configuration; see the order confirmation in the console for the specific network parameters.
| Specification | VMDebug M4 | VMDebug M4 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Device type | Mac Mini | Mac Mini |
| Chip | M4 | M4 Pro |
| Unified memory | 16GB RAM | 64GB RAM |
| Base storage | 256GB SSD | 2TB SSD |
| Resource isolation | Dedicated physical device resources for one order | Dedicated physical device resources for one order |
| Network parameters | Confirmed by selected location and order configuration | Confirmed by selected location and order configuration |
Selection boundary: If your workload regularly approaches 16GB of memory, or local dependencies, archives and caches clearly exceed 256GB, check M4 Pro first instead of relying on frequent cleanup to keep tasks running.
Network guidance: Location affects the connection path, but city names alone do not determine bandwidth, routing or latency. Use the order parameters returned by the console before placing an order.
Budget for extra storage and device pairing separately
Add-ons follow the selected billing cycle. Check the actual usage of workspaces, caches, assets and build artifacts before adding storage; Thunderbolt 5 pairing is priced per device.
+1TB SSD
Suitable for additional dependency caches, archived artifacts and a medium-sized asset workspace. Keep a separate backup and migration plan before enabling it.
- Daily
- $2.1
- Weekly
- $5.6
- Monthly
- $10.4
- Quarterly
- $28.3
+2TB SSD
Suitable for larger build caches, asset processing and multi-project archives. More capacity does not replace version control, off-site backups or data migration before the order ends.
- Daily
- $4.2
- Weekly
- $11.2
- Monthly
- $20.8
- Quarterly
- $56.6
Thunderbolt 5 pairing
For multi-device topologies where supported. Define the primary and secondary roles, access permissions, connection order and disconnect procedure before ordering.
- Daily
- $1.4
- Weekly
- $3.8
- Monthly
- $7.1
- Quarterly
- $19.3
What goes into one order
This example uses VMDebug M4, monthly billing, the Singapore location and +1TB SSD. It shows how fixed catalogue items are combined; it is not a promotion and does not add any unlisted fees.
Keep the cycle consistent
Review the base model and add-ons on the same billing cycle. Do not add daily, weekly and monthly prices together in one budget.
Location is an order field
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong and the US West Coast can all be selected at checkout. Actual availability is returned live by the console.
Both configurations are available across the same five locations
The matrix shows the current relationship between models and locations. Every listed combination is marked as available; the console still returns the live status when you order.
| Plan | Singapore | Japan (Tokyo) | South Korea (Seoul) | Hong Kong | US West Coast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VMDebug M4 M4 / 16GB / 256GB | Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| VMDebug M4 Pro M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB | Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
Start with your connection origin
A closer location does not always mean a shorter network path. Consider your primary access points, carrier and real-world connection tests.
Then check toolchain dependencies
Code repositories, dependency sources, artifact storage and team members may be in different regions. Choose based on the complete workflow, not just the login endpoint.
Confirm live results before submitting
The catalogue shows which combinations are generally orderable; the console returns the actual availability and selectable parameters for the current order.
Choose by task boundaries, not by imagined prorating
Daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly options each have a fixed price. A longer cycle does not remove the need to plan for task completion, data migration and renewal rules.
Short validation and issue reproduction
Suitable for validating an Xcode version, reproducing a failed build, checking dependency compatibility or testing connectivity before committing to a longer order.
- Complete the task within a defined date
- Allow time to download artifacts and migrate logs
- Do not use a temporary validation environment as long-term storage
Iteration sprints and focused testing
Suitable for a release sprint, continuous regression testing, short-term CI expansion or concentrated signing and archive work.
- Put the end date in the team's iteration plan
- Decide where caches and build artifacts will go in advance
- Review renewal needs before the last working day
Stable development and persistent runners
Suitable for ongoing development, fixed CI/CD runners, periodic archiving and teams that need to retain toolchain and cache state.
- Track disk growth and memory peaks
- Set a schedule for key rotation and cache cleanup
- Schedule migration checks around the order end date
Continuous delivery and long-term experiments
Suitable for stable product lines, long-running build queues, continuous AI experiments and engineering work that requires a fixed physical device environment.
- Keep records of toolchain versions and baseline runtimes
- Regularly verify backups of code, keys and artifacts
- Review order renewal rules before the next change cycle
Turn your configuration choice into four reviewable lines
If a teammate cannot reproduce your choice from the record alone, the order details are not complete enough. Keep at least four fields: model, cycle, location and add-ons.
Model
Choose between VMDebug M4 and VMDebug M4 Pro, and record the chip, memory and base storage.
Cycle
Specify daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly billing. Do not replace catalogue prices with your own calculations.
Location
Choose from the five catalogue locations and check the live result returned by the console before submitting.
Add-ons
Record extra SSD capacity or the number of devices in a Thunderbolt 5 pairing instead of recording only the final total.
Confirm the two configurations, five locations and payment methods before submitting
All amounts are charged in USD. Supported methods are USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe; the available payment gateway is returned by the console.