DeployMini M4 16
Mac mini M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD
- Ideal for single-project archiving, certificate checks, and short repairs
- Suitable for sequential xcodebuild runs and lightweight automation scripts
- All five locations are available
Both plans are dedicated physical Apple Silicon cloud Macs. Each order corresponds to a separate device with no shared compute resources, and neither plan is a virtual machine.
Choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term. Enable short-term fixes, signing checks, and temporary builds by the day; schedule ongoing development, Runner queues, and longer experiments by the week, month, or quarter.
Choose the model based on memory and parallelism first, then select storage expansion based on project data volume. Locations, connection details, and live availability are returned by the console.
Use the pricing cards for a quick order, then verify each item in the consolidated table below. All prices are in USD; selecting a model carries the plan and daily term into the ordering flow.
Mac mini M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD
Mac mini M4 · 24GB RAM · 512GB SSD
| Plan | Chip | Memory | Storage | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DeployMini M4 16 | M4 | 16GB | 256GB | $21.3 | $57.6 | $106.6 | $290 |
| DeployMini M4 24 | M4 | 24GB | 512GB | $40 | $107.9 | $199.8 | $543.5 |
Both plans use the same-generation M4 chip; the main differences are memory and base storage. Network parameters are not guaranteed uniformly across locations and should be verified in the device delivery details.
Configuration limits:This page lists only the two configurations currently available. 1TB and 2TB are additional SSD capacities, not a third base model; Thunderbolt 5 pairing is billed per participating device.
Even for the same iOS build, dependency size, parallel processes, simulator usage, and caching strategy can change memory requirements. Check peak resource usage first, then consider task duration.
For single-repository fixes, certificate checks, one-off archives, script validation, or short macOS command-line tasks, choose DeployMini M4 16. Its 16GB of memory suits standard workflows with controlled parallelism, while the 256GB SSD requires regular cleanup of unnecessary caches and old artifacts.
When running Xcode, dependency installation, tests, and multiple build processes simultaneously, choose DeployMini M4 24. The extra memory provides more stable headroom for parallel tasks, while the 512GB SSD is better suited to dependency caches and multiple sets of build artifacts.
First check model size, runtime memory, quantization method, and input-data volume. DeployMini M4 24 is the preferred choice for inference experiments; if the model, dataset, cache, and outputs require substantial disk space, add a 1TB or 2TB SSD based on actual data volume.
Record peak usage for the complete local task, rather than looking only at project file size.
When Runners, test processes, and simulators run together, calculate their combined resource usage.
Count repositories, dependencies, caches, intermediate artifacts, and final outputs together.
Select a day, week, month, or quarter based on your task plan; do not infer the configuration from the term.
Add-ons follow the selected rental term. Choose the base model first, then add options based on project data, cache, and paired-device requirements.
| Add-on | Use case | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| +1TB SSD | For additional space for dependency caches, assets, models, or build artifacts | $2.4 | $6.6 | $12.2 | $33.2 |
| +2TB SSD | For larger datasets, audio/video assets, or retaining artifacts over longer terms | $4.8 | $13.2 | $24.4 | $66.4 |
| Thunderbolt 5 pairing | Billed per participating paired device; final delivery depends on the order configuration | $1.3 | $3.6 | $6.7 | $18.2 |
Choose the 1TB expansion when the base storage can hold the project but you also need room for dependency caches, multiple archives, or medium-sized assets. Include temporary files and final artifacts in your estimate before ordering.
Choose the 2TB expansion when models, video assets, batch inputs, or long-term caches clearly exceed the base capacity. Keep important data in a separate backup; never treat the rental device as the only copy.
Choose Thunderbolt 5 pairing only when your workflow explicitly requires multiple devices to work together. Billing is per device, so verify the actual number of participating devices in the order.
Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US West are currently listed. Every model-and-location combination is marked as sufficient; live availability at order submission is returned by the console.
| Location | DeployMini M4 16 | DeployMini M4 24 |
|---|---|---|
| Singapore | Sufficient | Sufficient |
| Japan (Tokyo) | Sufficient | Sufficient |
| South Korea (Seoul) | Sufficient | Sufficient |
| Hong Kong | Sufficient | Sufficient |
| US West | Sufficient | Sufficient |
Location selection order:Compare the complete path between your team, code repository, signing service, and artifact storage first, then choose a location. Proximity is only one variable and cannot replace evaluating the actual network path.
Base plans and add-ons are priced in US dollars (USD). Orders support only the two payment methods below; the payment gateways available at checkout are returned in real time.
All fees are charged in US dollars (USD); no currency conversion is performed on the page.
Before paying, confirm the model, memory, base storage, add-ons, location, and term.
Payment status, device delivery, and subsequent management actions are recorded in the console.
This page compares prices and specifications only; checkout is not simulated on the marketing page. Confirm the location, term, additional storage, and payment method after entering the ordering flow.