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Share your project type, Xcode version, expected concurrent builds, preferred node, rental term, and storage needs.
Prepare a sales emailAsk us about plan selection, dedicated physical nodes, CI migration, remote access, and order issues. New users can email us; existing customers should submit a console ticket so order and node details are included automatically.
Ideal for plan selection, enterprise requirements, CI migration planning, and partnership inquiries. The form below can organize the subject and body automatically.
support@macvpsgo.comIdeal for connection issues, host delivery, billing verification, and existing orders. Include your order number, node, and time of reproduction.
Open the consoleFirst identify the issue type, then prepare the details listed on its card. The more complete the information, the more likely the first reply can move straight to selection, verification, or troubleshooting.
Share your project type, Xcode version, expected concurrent builds, preferred node, rental term, and storage needs.
Prepare a sales emailSubmit a ticket through the console first. Include your order number, model, node, time of occurrence, and the specific details to verify.
Open the consoleComplete the checks on the support page first, then submit reproduction steps, the full relevant error excerpt, your network environment, and the actions already taken.
View the troubleshooting checklistProvide your order number, selected term, main configuration, add-ons, and the billing items to verify. Do not send complete payment credentials.
Submit a billing ticketTell us the machine count, team size, runner labels, cache strategy, node distribution, and any Thunderbolt 5 interconnect requirements.
Share enterprise requirementsInclude your organization name, partnership goals, expected scope, timeline, and points of contact to confirm. All inquiries are handled through the support email.
Prepare a partnership emailSaying “I need a Mac” is not enough to size memory, storage, or concurrency. These six details let us make an informed recommendation between Go M4 Core, Go M4 Plus, and Go M4 Pro.
Tell us whether it involves native iOS, macOS, React Native, Flutter, automated testing, or AI inference. For multiple projects, identify the primary and secondary workloads.
Include the current version, whether multiple versions must coexist, and any Swift, SDK, or command-line tool requirements.
Provide the number of simultaneous build jobs, peak queue length, and whether tests, archives, or dependency installation will also run in parallel.
Choose Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, or Hong Kong. Indicate the approximate locations of developers, code repositories, and primary users of the service.
Choose daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly, and tell us whether it is for a temporary release, continuous CI, capacity expansion, or long-term development environment.
Estimate total usage for code, DerivedData, dependency caches, archive artifacts, and model files, and say whether you are considering an SSD add-on.
Handle connection and build failures through a console ticket whenever possible. Keep the complete error context, but remove keys, tokens, signing passwords, and private keys before pasting.
Use it to locate the associated host and service records; do not provide only the model name.
Specify Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, or Hong Kong, along with the approximate region the connection originated from.
Use the date and time with a time zone, such as “around 14:30 China Standard Time.”
Keep the necessary lines before and after the error, the command name, and exit code. Remove passwords, private keys, tokens, and signing passwords.
Specify whether you are on an office network, home network, or another fixed egress, and whether VNC and SSH are both affected.
List actions in order, such as retrying, switching networks, clearing caches, freeing disk space, or restarting the build job.
Verify the order status, node address, account credentials, VNC client, SSH connectivity, disk space, and Xcode version.
Console tickets are best for connection issues, delivery verification, hardware problems, and billing questions. Further updates will remain in the same record.
This form does not submit data to the website. After you click the button, the page generates the email subject and body locally and opens your system email app.
Enterprise requirements involve more than adding hosts. Include your team size, build queue, permission boundaries, cache lifecycle, and node distribution so we can assess dedicated node count and collaboration options.
Do not create multiple contact threads for the same issue. Send new requests to the support email; for existing orders, nodes, connections, or billing, sign in to the console and keep adding information to the same ticket.
Ideal for pre-sales selection, enterprise solutions, CI migration, and partnership inquiries. We recommend using the structured subject and body generated by the page.
Send a support emailIdeal for existing orders, connection failures, delivery verification, and billing issues. Ticket status and subsequent response times are shown in the console.
Open the consoleReview your order and host details, then submit a ticket. For urgent connection issues, use the support checklist to record the node, time, network environment, logs, and steps already tried.