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Dedicated hardware · No virtualisation

A whole Mac mini,
billed by the month.

fucker leases physical Apple silicon from racks in Tokyo, Singapore and Hong Kong. One tenant per machine, root from day one, SSH and screen sharing over a static address. Cancel at the end of any term.

Current capacity

  • TokyoIn stock
  • Hong KongIn stock
  • SingaporeWaitlist
Hardware

What sits in the rack

Every machine is a retail Mac mini with its own serial, its own storage and its own uplink port. Nothing is shared, sliced or emulated — if the spec sheet says 24 GB, all 24 GB are yours.

  • Compact

    Chip
    M4 · 10-core CPU
    Memory
    16 GB unified
    Storage
    256 GB NVMe
    Uplink
    1 Gbps · unmetered direct
  • Standard

    Chip
    M4 · 10-core CPU
    Memory
    24 GB unified
    Storage
    512 GB NVMe
    Uplink
    1 Gbps · unmetered direct
  • Wide

    Chip
    M4 Pro · 12-core CPU
    Memory
    48 GB unified
    Storage
    1 TB NVMe
    Uplink
    1 Gbps · unmetered direct

The uplink is not metered. What is metered is our relay, the convenience path that gives you SSH and screen sharing without configuring anything: 100 GB per cycle, then 5 Mbps until you add a pack or the cycle resets. Run your own tunnel — Tailscale, or anything that dials out from the machine — and none of that applies. Need a different configuration, an external volume, or a machine you already own placed in our rack? Open a ticket and we will quote it.

How it works

Four steps from order to shell prompt

No sales call, no onboarding questionnaire. Pick a machine, pay, and wait for the credentials email.

  1. Pick a tier and a region

    Prices and stock are published in the plan centre. Choose monthly through annual — longer terms carry a lower rate.

  2. Top up and check out

    Your balance settles every invoice, so renewals never depend on a card that expired. Top up by card, USDT or bank transfer.

  3. We rack and hand over

    An operator prepares the unit, records its address and credentials, and the platform emails you the moment it flips to active.

  4. Connect and take over

    SSH, screen sharing or your own remote desktop tool. You hold the admin account, so the machine is yours to reshape.

Use cases

Why people rent a Mac instead of buying one

A Mac mini in a rack solves a narrow set of problems very well. These are the three we see most.

Build and release pipelines

Xcode, Fastlane and signing need macOS on Apple silicon. A leased machine gives you a permanent runner without a laptop sitting under someone's desk.

  • Self-hosted runners for GitHub Actions, GitLab or Jenkins
  • Keychains and provisioning profiles that survive reboots
  • Predictable build times on hardware nobody else touches

Compatibility and QA labs

Hold a specific macOS version for as long as a customer needs it, and keep it isolated from the machines your team works on daily.

  • Pin an OS version and freeze it
  • Reinstall to a clean image from the portal when a run goes wrong
  • Screen sharing for manual passes and screenshots

Always-on remote workstation

A desktop that stays logged in, keeps its network position, and is reachable from whichever laptop you happen to be carrying.

  • Static address per machine, ports mapped on request
  • Long-running jobs that do not stop when you close the lid
  • Install anything you would install on your own Mac
Pricing

Three tiers, three regions, one bill

Listed rates are monthly. Quarterly, semi-annual and annual terms are discounted in the plan centre. Every tier includes 100 GB of relay traffic per cycle, and packs can be added at any time.

EntryHong Kong · Tokyo

Compact

$139/ month

Enough machine for a single developer, one CI lane, or a QA box you reach for a few times a week.

  • M4 · 16 GB · 256 GB
  • 1 Gbps unmetered uplink
  • SSH and screen sharing
Choose Compact
Most rentedAll regions

Standard

$219/ month

The default for release teams. Headroom for parallel builds and a simulator or two without paging to disk.

  • M4 · 24 GB · 512 GB
  • 1 Gbps unmetered uplink
  • Priority in the provisioning queue
Choose Standard
CapacityTokyo

Wide

$379/ month

For heavy matrices, large simulator farms, or teams consolidating several older machines into one.

  • M4 Pro · 48 GB · 1 TB
  • 1 Gbps unmetered uplink
  • Volume terms from three machines
Choose Wide

Prices exclude tax where applicable. Setup is free; there is no minimum term beyond the cycle you pay for.

FAQ

Before you order

The questions that actually come up in tickets, answered plainly.

How long until the machine is ready?

Where stock is on the shelf, most orders are handed over the same working day. When a tier shows a waitlist, the plan centre states the current lead time before you pay, and we will not take an order we cannot fulfil within it.

What is the minimum commitment?

One cycle. Pay for a month and you owe nothing beyond that month. Services renew from your balance, and turning renewal off in the portal is enough to end the arrangement — no notice period, no cancellation call.

Do I get the admin account?

Yes. You receive an administrator account, which means sudo, Homebrew, kernel-adjacent tooling and your own automation. We keep a separate out-of-band path for power and reimaging only; we do not log into your session.

Can I sign in with my own Apple ID and install Xcode?

Yes, and most customers do. The machine is a normal Mac as far as Apple is concerned. You are responsible for staying within Apple's own terms for the accounts and licences you use on it.

What happens to my data when I stop renewing?

The machine is held for seven days after the term ends so you can retrieve anything you forgot. After that the volume is erased and the unit is reimaged before it goes to the next tenant. Ask for confirmation in a ticket and we will send it in writing.

How is traffic counted, and what if I exceed it?

Only what passes through our relay is counted: the ready-made path that gives you SSH and screen sharing on your own hostname with nothing to configure. 100 GB per cycle, both directions, visible in the portal as it accrues. Going over does not cut you off or generate a bill — that machine's relay drops to 5 Mbps, and a traffic pack restores full speed within a minute. Traffic over a tunnel you run yourself, or anything else leaving the machine directly, is not counted at all.

Can I change tier or region later?

Tier changes mean a different physical machine, so we treat them as a migration: we provision the new unit, give you an overlap window to move across, then close the old one and prorate the difference. Same process for changing region.

What happens if the hardware fails?

We replace the unit and restore your most recent portal-triggered image at no charge. We do not run continuous backups of your working data — that part is on you, and we would rather say so up front than bury it in a policy.

Pick a machine and get to work

Stock, prices and lead times are all public. No quote to request, no call to book.