OnceMac M4 16
Ideal for solo development, small iOS projects, command-line tasks, and low-concurrency automated builds.
- ChipM4
- Unified memory16GB
- Base storage256GB SSD
- Daily
- $19.1/day
- Weekly
- $51.6/week
- Monthly
- $95.5/month
- Quarterly
- $259.8/quarter
OnceMac offers three clearly defined configurations: M4 / 16GB / 256GB, M4 / 24GB / 512GB, and M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB. Each order includes an independent physical Mac mini node; compute, memory, and local storage are never shared with other customers.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. All amounts are billed in US dollars (USD). The entry plan is OnceMac M4 16, starting at $19.1/day.
The period selector changes only the headline price on each card; all four prices remain fully visible. Rent by the day for short-term troubleshooting, or compare weekly, monthly, and quarterly rates for ongoing iteration.
Ideal for solo development, small iOS projects, command-line tasks, and low-concurrency automated builds.
Built for multitasking, medium-sized multi-module projects, continuous builds, and larger dependency caches.
Designed for large workspaces, high-concurrency builds, and MLX inference experiments that need more unified memory.
You can verify the plate ID, chip, unified memory, and base storage before ordering. The network field indicates an independent remote connection endpoint; actual performance still depends on your location, ISP, and public internet routing.
All amounts in the table are in US dollars. Weekly, monthly, and quarterly prices are separate rates, not simple daily-price multiplications; compare the term that matches your project duration.
| Model | Chip | Memory | Storage | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OnceMac M4 16 | M4 | 16GB | 256GB SSD | $19.1/day | $51.6/week | $95.5/month | $259.8/quarter |
| OnceMac M4 24 | M4 | 24GB | 512GB SSD | $40.1/day | $108.3/week | $200.5/month | $545.4/quarter |
| OnceMac M4 Pro 64 | M4 Pro | 64GB | 2TB SSD | $59.7/day | $161.1/week | $298.4/month | $811.6/quarter |
Ideal for temporary builds, version reproduction, troubleshooting, or short validation runs. If the task may extend into a week, compare the weekly rate directly instead of estimating from the daily price.
When dependencies, caches, and toolchains need to remain in place, rebuilding the environment also costs time. If usage approaches a month, check the monthly rate directly.
Stable self-hosted runners, continuous testing nodes, or long-running AI experiment environments can use quarterly pricing to reduce renewal frequency and manage budget cadence.
Add-ons are charged on top of the base plan. Before choosing, estimate the persistent size of source code, dependency caches, build artifacts, archives, and model files, and leave room for growth.
| Add-on | Best for | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| +1TB SSD | More space for projects, caches, archives, and datasets | $2.1/day | $5.8/week | $10.7/month | $29.1/quarter |
| +2TB SSD | For larger build assets, models, and long-term artifacts | $4.2/day | $11.6/week | $21.4/month | $58.2/quarter |
| Thunderbolt 5 parallel connection | Charged per machine; select each machine when submitting the configuration | $1/day | $2.8/week | $5.2/month | $14.1/quarter |
Count dependency caches, DerivedData, archives, test assets, and model files together to avoid running out of temporary space during builds.
Even long-running nodes should periodically clear rebuildable caches and sync retained archives, logs, and business data to your team’s own storage.
Thunderbolt 5 parallel connections are charged per machine. Before ordering, confirm the number of participating nodes, task-splitting method, and data-transfer paths.
All three available configurations cover Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, the US East, and the US West. Actual availability for each combination is returned in real time by the console.
First compare network paths from developers to the region, from code repositories to the region, and from target test users to the region; then consider team time zones. GUI interaction is more sensitive to network round trips, while automated builds should prioritize repository, dependency-source, and artifact-return paths.
Pay with USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). The available gateway is returned by the console; no other currency is converted outside the order amount.
Pay the order amount and use the payment details shown at checkout, and verify the network type before submitting.
Card payments are processed by Stripe. The final payment status and order confirmation are recorded in the console.
Choose one of three dedicated physical machines, then confirm the region, SSD expansion, and Thunderbolt 5 parallelization needs. Every order is billed in US dollars.