For a two-week
project, rent a Mac for two weeks
Rent by the day and get started the same day.Build an iOS app from day one of your project. Stop when delivery is complete—no long-term contract. Dedicated physical Mac mini M4, from $20.2/day.
Order today and get started today. Build an iOS app from the first day of your project.
Choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly plan. Extend if your project runs over; stop when delivery is complete.
A dedicated physical Mac mini, not a VM. Keep each client's certificates and code separate.
Build and sign native, Flutter, and React Native apps on a remote Mac.
Buy a Mac or rent one for each project?
Studios don't need a Mac year-round—they need one at certain times: when a project starts, the week before launch, then not at all after delivery. These three factors can help you decide if project-based rental is right for you.
Rent by the day and start using your Mac the same day
A client needs an iOS build, but your team only has Windows PCs. Skip the purchase process: choose a model, location, and rental term in the console, pay, and get started that day. Connect remotely to install Xcode and build your app.
From order to ready
All in one day- 1OrderChoose Mac mini M4 · Tokyo · DailyConsole
- 2PayUSDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe)USD
- 3Start your Mac and connect remotelyConnect via remote desktop or SSH, then install Xcode and command-line toolsReady
Four rental terms · Two Mac models
Billed in USD| Model | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mac mini M416GB / 256GB | $20.2 | $54.6 | $101.1 | $275 |
| Mac mini M4 Pro64GB / 2TB | $59.3 | $160 | $296.3 | $805.9 |
Daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly plans. Stops at expiry unless renewed.
Choose a rental term to match your project, not a contract. Pick the term based on project length, then choose a Mac based on workload. For example, the Mac mini M4:
- For a day or twodaily at $20.2/day; three days at the daily rate comes to $60.6, more than the weekly rate of $54.6
- For a one-week project,choose the weekly plan at $54.6and stop when delivery is complete.
- For a two-to-four-week project,choose the monthly plan at $101.1, which costs less than renewing the weekly plan twice.
- For projects spanning a quarter,choose the quarterly plan at $275, which costs less than renewing the monthly plan three times.
A dedicated physical Mac mini for one client—not a VM
Keeping several clients' certificates and code on the same machine can be a concern. For parallel projects, rent a separate machine for each client: each gets a complete Mac mini, with certificates, keychains, and code kept on its own machine.
One machine, one client
Kept separateClient A · E-commerce app
Mac mini M4
Tokyo · Monthly
Certificates · Keychain · Code
Client B · Flutter
Mac mini M4
Singapore · Weekly
Certificates · Keychain · Code
Client C · Unity
Mac mini M4 Pro
Hong Kong · Weekly
Certificates · Keychain · Code
Build iOS apps with a Windows team
Write code on Windows; sign and build on a remote Mac. Your team can keep its existing PCs and start a Mac only when a client needs an iOS build.
Rent a Mac to match the way you work
Four common client-project workflows. Find the one closest to yours, then choose a model and rental term.
Build apps for several clients in parallel
Rent a dedicated physical machine for each of three concurrent client projects. Keep certificates and code separate.
Short-term integration for freelance developers
Develop Flutter apps on Windows, then rent a Mac mini M4 by the day before delivery to build an IPA and upload it to TestFlight.
Add temporary build capacity for your CI team
Connect a cloud Mac as a build node during delivery week. Rent by the week and stop when the work is done.
Add a Mac for the final week before App Store review
If your app is rejected, you may need several days to revise the build and resubmit. Rent an extra Mac by the day, then stop when the sprint is over.
Choose a model for your workload and a rental term for your project
Two Mac models, four rental terms, all prices in USD. Your machine stops at expiry unless renewed. Extend by another term in the console.
Mac mini M4
- TermPrice
- Daily$20.2
- Weekly$54.6
- Monthly$101.1
- Quarterly$275
Mac mini M4 Pro
- TermPrice
- Daily$59.3
- Weekly$160
- Monthly$296.3
- Quarterly$805.9
Optional add-ons
Choose a location near your clients or team
Both models have good availability in all four locations. Remote desktop is more sensitive to round-trip time; build jobs and file transfers are less affected by distance.
| Location | Region | Estimated round-trip time | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| SingaporeSG | Southeast Asia | 20–50 ms |
Remote desktopBuildsFile transfers
|
| TokyoJP | East Asia | 30–60 ms |
BuildsFile transfersRemote desktop
|
| SeoulKR | Northeast Asia | 30–50 ms |
Remote desktopBuilds
|
| Hong KongHK | Southern China and Southeast Asia | 20–40 ms |
Remote desktopBuildsFile transfers
|
Latency ranges are estimates; actual results depend on your network.
Availability is determined by the live status shown in the console.
Rent by the day or buy your own Mac?
Both can make sense. It depends on how many days a year you actually use your Mac.
Five questions studios ask before renting
Find more answers about connections, builds, and renewals on the support page.
How can I build an iOS app on a Windows PC?
iOS signing and builds require macOS and Xcode. Keep developing on Windows, sync your project to a rented Mac, and run Archive or flutter build ipa. Upload the exported IPA to App Store Connect.
Do I need a Mac to build iOS apps with Flutter?
Yes. Flutter iOS builds depend on the Xcode toolchain. If your team only needs a Mac for builds and app submissions, renting a Mac mini M4 by the day or week is usually enough.
What happens if I don't renew?
Your machine stops automatically at expiry, with no cancellation fee. Export your build artifacts and certificates before it stops; the system is cleaned before the machine is reassigned. If your project runs over, renew for another term in the console.
Can I store certificates for multiple clients on one machine?
You can use separate user accounts for each client, but the safer option is to rent a dedicated physical machine for each one. For small projects with occasional builds, you can also rent one machine by the day and rotate its use.
Which payment methods do you accept?
We accept USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe), all billed in USD. View invoices in the console. Available payment gateways are confirmed by the backend.
Three roles, three ways to work
Project scenarios told from the perspectives of different studio team members.
When I plan a schedule, I include the Mac as part of the project timeline. Start one on day one, stop at delivery, and renew for a week if the work runs over. No more long-term contracts to include in the plan.
One machine per client, with certificates and keychains kept separate. No more hunting through keychains to find the right certificate when switching clients, or worrying about signing the wrong build.
Our whole team uses Windows. On build days, we connect remotely to a rented Mac, run flutter build ipa, and send the build to TestFlight for client review.
Start your next Mac on the day your next project begins
Choose a model, location, and rental term in the console, then pay to get started that day. Mac mini M4 from $20.2/day. Stop when delivery is complete.
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