Dedicated Apple Silicon

Rent a Mac mini M4 in Singapore

Dedicated hardware for development, CI, and MLX inference workflows in Southeast Asia. No shared VMs; average latency reference: 20~50ms. Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter.

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Both plans include a dedicated physical machine. Live availability, node address, and delivery details are shown in the console.

Node status Singapore
Available to order
Service region
Southeast Asia
Latency reference
20~50ms
Base plan
M4 · 16GB · 256GB
High-memory plan
M4 Pro · 64GB · 2TB
Rental terms
Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Quarterly
Starting at $19.5/day
Fixed specs, flexible terms

Choose a model based on memory and workload duration

Both plans include the full macOS GUI and command-line tools. Rent by the day or week for short-term testing, or choose a monthly or quarterly plan for ongoing builds and inference.

Development & builds

ArmMesh M4

M4

Ideal for solo development, React Native builds, Xcode release sprints, automated testing, and validation of small to medium MLX models.

16GB RAM 256GB SSD Dedicated physical machine
Daily $19.5
Weekly $52.7
Monthly $97.5
Quarterly $265.2

A good fit for workloads with predictable memory needs, limited concurrency, and a need for a ready-to-use, dedicated build environment.

Rent ArmMesh M4
Memory-intensive workloads

ArmMesh M4 Pro

M4 Pro

Built for parallel Xcode queues, always-on MLX inference, larger models, persistent services, and high-throughput audio and video exports.

64GB RAM 2TB SSD Dedicated physical machine
Daily $61.3
Weekly $165.5
Monthly $306.4
Quarterly $833.4

Ideal for teams that need 64GB of dedicated memory, more local storage, or multiple workloads running concurrently over extended periods.

Rent ArmMesh M4 Pro

USD pricing and payment methods

All prices are in US dollars (USD). We accept USDT-TRC20 and Visa, Mastercard, or Amex processed by Stripe. Available payment gateways are confirmed at checkout.

Network details

Singapore latency reference for Southeast Asia

Average latency reference: 20~50ms. Use this figure to shortlist nodes; it does not replace connectivity testing from your actual office network, code repositories, and artifact storage locations.

01

Consider how latency-sensitive your work is

GUI use, remote debugging, and frequent typing are more sensitive to round-trip latency. For automated builds, batch testing, or background inference, queue stability and sustained throughput often matter more than one-off response times.

02

Factor in where your data is stored

The location of your code repositories, package mirrors, model files, and build artifacts affects end-to-end completion times. Consider your team's location and data flows, not just a single ping result.

03

Real-world performance can vary

Local Wi-Fi, ISP routing, peering, and peak-hour traffic can all affect live results. After delivery, test GUI access, code sync, and artifact uploads separately before deciding where to run long-term workloads.

Best to test first GUI use · Git sync · CI scheduling · MLX API
Track these metrics Median latency · packet loss · upload throughput · task completion time
About four minutes

From checkout to connection details

These timings reflect the steps in a typical checkout. Payment confirmation, network conditions, and live resource availability may affect the actual time.

  1. 01

    Choose a model and rental term

    About 45 seconds

    Choose M4 or M4 Pro based on memory, base storage, workload duration, and concurrency, then select a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term.

  2. 02

    Pay in USD

    About 1 minute

    Review the order total and any add-ons, then pay with USDT-TRC20 or a Visa, Mastercard, or Amex card processed by Stripe.

  3. 03

    Node allocation and system checks

    About 2 minutes

    The system checks available resources against your order, then verifies the hardware match, basic system status, and network connectivity. Check the console for the actual results.

  4. 04

    Get your connection details

    About 15 seconds

    Find the node address and connection credentials in the console. On first login, update your credentials, check the OS version, and test both GUI and command-line access.

FAQs before you order

Three things to know about Singapore nodes

These answers cover node selection, resource allocation, and order changes to help you make a final check before configuring your plan.

Is Singapore latency of 20~50ms suitable for remote GUI work?

This figure is an initial reference for Southeast Asia. The quality of GUI interaction also depends on your local network, ISP routing, display resolution, and client settings. Once your node is ready, test continuous typing, window dragging, and code sync before moving frequent interactive work there long term.

Will I share CPU, memory, or the system with other customers?

Your order is not delivered as a shared VM. It includes a dedicated Apple Silicon physical machine with the chip, memory, and base storage fixed to your selected model. Your team remains responsible for project directories, user access, build caches, and backups.

Which rental terms and add-ons can I choose when ordering in Singapore?

Both models are available by the day, week, month, or quarter. During configuration, you can choose +1TB SSD, +2TB SSD, or a Thunderbolt 5 daisy-chain setup to suit your workflow. The console shows the final available options, price, and live availability.

Confirm your configuration before paying

Plan your workload duration, memory, and data location together

Choose a model and rental term, then review storage upgrades, payment method, and connectivity needs. You’ll see the full price in USD before checkout.

Configure and order Compare the two plans