On-demand dedicated physical nodes

Make Cloud Mac infrastructure easy to verify and choose

MacVPSGo provides Apple Silicon dedicated physical machines for teams that need Xcode cloud builds, iOS continuous integration, remote macOS environments, and AI inference on Mac. No shared virtual machines or vague plans.

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3 plans
Fixed configurations available
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Asian locations available
$20.7/day
Starting price
MACVPSGO / SERVICE SHEET Cloud build node delivery sheet
Clear directory
Service model Apple Silicon dedicated physical machines
Primary workloads Xcode, CI runners, AI inference
Rental terms Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly
Location directory Singapore / Tokyo / Seoul / Hong Kong
01 Choose a configuration Select a model based on build concurrency, memory, and storage
02 Choose a location Consider your team, repositories, and remote operating locations
03 Connect your workloads Connect a desktop or configure a self-hosted runner
Physical node delivery Runs 365 days a year
Who it is for

Built for anyone who needs real macOS compute

Use cases vary, but the shared requirements are a stable environment, resources that are not contested by unrelated workloads, and a setup that fits the team’s delivery process.

Independent developers

Get a complete Xcode build environment when you need it

Ideal for iOS and macOS developers without a local Mac, those who need remote archiving, or anyone who wants to move time-consuming builds off their everyday workstation.

Mobile development teams

Put release builds in a consistent, reproducible environment

Teams can collaborate around consistent Xcode versions, dependency directories, Fastlane workflows, and archiving standards, reducing differences between development machines.

CI/CD teams

Deploy a dedicated self-hosted runner

Ideal for engineering teams that need continuously running build queues, fixed runner labels, controlled working directories, and their own policies for caching, concurrency, and post-job cleanup.

AI experimenters

Validate model inference on Apple Silicon

Ideal for Mac engineers evaluating unified memory usage, preparing local models, running long jobs, or using higher-memory configurations for inference experiments.

The problems we solve

Get Mac compute without waiting through procurement and remote equipment upkeep

MacVPSGo organizes models, rental terms, locations, and add-ons into a directory you can choose from directly. Teams can provision capacity for the current project instead of holding idle equipment for short-term releases, build spikes, or validation tasks.

View the getting-started process
01 / Procurement delays

Project start dates no longer depend on equipment arrival

Create an order as soon as you choose a configuration and location. Ideal for temporary capacity increases, urgent releases, remote team members, and new CI pipeline validation.

02 / Remote equipment upkeep

Reduce the cost of looking after office equipment remotely

No reliance on office networks, ad hoc power-on requests, or colleagues handling connectivity for you. The platform handles physical node delivery and basic connectivity so your team can focus on the development environment and workloads.

03 / Capacity bottlenecks

Add dedicated execution resources for build peaks

Assign release archiving, automated tests, or dependency builds to dedicated nodes instead of competing with editing, simulators, and everyday tasks on developers’ Macs.

Operating principles

State verifiable facts first, then let users decide whether to rent

Our pages are organized around directory facts, not unverifiable user counts, vague performance claims, or speculative coverage in place of selection information.

01

Show every configuration detail

Chip, memory, and built-in storage map to specific models. The current directory includes only Go M4 Core, Go M4 Plus, and Go M4 Pro—no configurations outside the directory.

02

List term pricing clearly

Each plan shows daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly pricing. SSD and Thunderbolt 5 expansion are listed as separate add-ons, with no extra cost hidden in the fine print.

03

List only locations that are live

The current service area includes Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong. The location directory does not imply coverage in additional countries or cities.

04

Explain limitations upfront

Plan workloads, user responsibilities, connection requirements, and directory boundaries should be visible before ordering. Actual availability is determined by the real-time status returned in the console.

Infrastructure scope

Four locations, fully documented, with no promises beyond the directory

All three models can be ordered in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong. When choosing a location, also consider developer location, repository location, dependency sources, and remote desktop experience.

MacVPSGo locations and recommended team use cases
Location Recommended collaboration scope Available models Order entry
SingaporeSG Southeast Asian teams, cross-region mobile development, and continuous integration across Asian time zones Go M4 Core, Go M4 Plus, Go M4 Pro Preselect Singapore
Tokyo, JapanJP Development teams in Japan and Northeast Asia, plus local repositories and dependency services Go M4 Core, Go M4 Plus, Go M4 Pro Preselect Tokyo
Seoul, South KoreaKR Teams in South Korea and nearby regions, and projects requiring collaboration during Asian working hours Go M4 Core, Go M4 Plus, Go M4 Pro Preselect Seoul
Hong KongHK Teams collaborating across southern China and Southeast Asia, with builds scheduled for Asian time zones Go M4 Core, Go M4 Plus, Go M4 Pro Preselect Hong Kong
Location selection is more than comparing a single latency figure

Remote operations, Git pulls, dependency downloads, and artifact uploads may follow different paths. Identify your main operators and repository location first, then choose a node. To change your plan, contact support by email or submit a ticket in the console.

Security responsibilities

Physical node delivery and project asset management are shared responsibilities

Clear responsibility boundaries shorten troubleshooting and help keep code, certificates, and keys out of unnecessary support materials.

Platform responsibilities

Node delivery, basic connectivity, and hardware issue handling

  • Deliver the Apple Silicon dedicated physical machine specified in the order.
  • Provide the basic information and access point required to connect to the node.
  • Diagnose physical hardware, basic network, and delivery-status issues.
  • Use the order number, node, and logs to locate issues through the support process.
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User responsibilities

System accounts and access permissions

Store login credentials securely, limit runner and repository access, and regularly review permissions for team members, automated tasks, and third-party services.

User responsibilities

Code, certificates, and sensitive information

Manage code backups, signing certificates, provisioning profiles, keys, tokens, and signing passwords. Before submitting support materials, remove sensitive content that is not needed for reproduction.

User responsibilities

Development environments and job cleanup

Manage Xcode, dependency managers, build caches, and runner working directories. Clean up artifacts and access permissions when a project ends or before releasing a node.

Choose your next step

New users can review the three configurations and four pricing terms, then prepare their environment with the getting-started guide. Existing customers can open the console to view host details and submit tickets.

View pricing and configurations Read the getting-started guide Open the console to manage orders