Cloud · Physical · Apple Silicon
No hardware to procure, no datacenter to build. One order = one physical machine: dedicated compute and bandwidth, SSH / VNC ready to go. Turn fixed capex into predictable monthly costs — release resources when the project ends.
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Choose this planCluster / custom plans are also available by appointment. Full spec comparison at Specs & Pricing。
Lower upfront investment, faster iteration. The comparison below helps you decide: if your project timeline is uncertain or your team is distributed, renting is usually more flexible.
We deliver physical Apple Silicon nodes with clear performance boundaries — ideal for engineering use cases that require predictable latency, stability, and reproducible builds.
CPU, GPU, NPU, and memory controller are all single-tenant — no overselling, no noisy neighbors, making performance baselines and capacity planning straightforward.
The OS runs directly on hardware, eliminating virtualization overhead; unified memory architecture is well-suited for AI and multimedia pipelines.
Common uses: iOS builds, local model experiments, remote design collaboration, and more.
Each instance has a dedicated IPv4, with IPv6 support — convenient for allowlists, webhooks, and fixed-entry strategies.
Power, credentials, billing, and tickets all managed in one place — less cross-channel coordination.
Help center is kept up to date; for issues, submit a ticket and our on-call team will follow up.
Rent by project or per person-month to avoid idle hardware. The following are common use cases — adapt to your own pipeline.
The table below shows typical parameters for main plans; exact SKUs and real-time availability are on the purchase page. To compare monthly fees by tier, visit the pricing page.
Select a region at order time to minimize latency to your users or upstream/downstream systems; combine multiple regions for cross-border scenarios.
After selecting your region and plan, retrieve SSH and remote desktop credentials from the console. Check the help center if you have questions before deploying.