A cloud Mac with a more suitable location for development, builds, and automation tasks in US East Coast & Western Europe. Every order includes one dedicated physical machine; its system environment, dependency cache, and project files are never shared with other tenants.
Configuration and billing terms
All three plans are dedicated physical Macs, with pricing fixed according to the term selected in the order. Node inventory is returned in real time by the portal; page availability does not replace order confirmation.
M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD
Ideal for single-project Xcode development, lightweight automation, short-term compatibility checks, and tasks that do not require extensive build-cache storage.
M4 · 24GB RAM · 512GB SSD
Suitable for medium-sized projects, dependency caches, continuous integration runners, and parallel work across multiple tools. The 24GB of memory provides more stable headroom for compilers, simulated environments, and background processes.
M4 Pro · 64GB RAM · 2TB SSD
Built for large projects, multiple parallel processes, large dependency sets, and compatible AI inference experiments. The 2TB of local storage reduces the need to move data frequently.
| Add-on | Day | Week | Month | Quarter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| +1TB SSD | $2.2 | $6 | $11.1 | $30.2 |
| +2TB SSD | $4.4 | $12 | $22.2 | $60.4 |
| Thunderbolt 5 link (per machine) | $1.3 | $3.4 | $6.3 | $17.1 |
Add-ons use the same billing term as the host. Actual availability is determined by the result returned by the checkout configurator.
Payment is supported only through USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). All orders are settled in US dollars (USD); actual gateway availability is determined by the backend response.
Node network facts
This figure helps assess interactive distance when choosing a region; it does not guarantee the same result for every connection. Actual latency depends on the local ISP, inter-network routing, office-network congestion, wireless signal, and connection time. Browser-based remote desktops are more sensitive to continuous visual updates, while SSH, Git, and automation tasks typically depend more on connection stability and packet loss.
Before moving your workflow, run a short-term validation using your team’s actual network: record round-trip latency across multiple time periods, and test remote-desktop input, code pulls, dependency downloads, and artifact transfers separately. If multiple people connect from different offices, each primary location should be tested independently rather than relying on one team member’s data.
Reference value for US East Coast & Western Europe
From order to ready
These times describe the operating steps and are not a fixed promise for node preparation speed. Actual delivery time depends on inventory, order status, and what the portal displays.
Choose Forge M4, Studio M4, or Atlas M4 Pro based on peak memory, project size, and local data volume. For short-term validation, start with the configuration that meets your minimum resource needs; large projects and parallel workloads should reserve headroom for caches and background processes.
Select the current node in the portal, then choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term based on task duration. One-off builds and short-term validation usually start with a day or week; choose a month or quarter when you need to retain dependencies, caches, and tool versions over time.
Confirm whether you need +1TB SSD, +2TB SSD, or Thunderbolt 5 linking, then review the machine, term, and each add-on on the invoice. Complete payment in USD using only USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe).
Once the node is ready, verify its status, target address, and login details in the portal. After first entering the macOS graphical interface or command line, check the system version, disk capacity, keyboard layout, time zone, and network connectivity before deploying project dependencies.
Node FAQs
Get direct answers about US East node inventory, latency evaluation, and how your environment is retained.
No. The page displays fixed machine and term pricing; available configurations for US East are based on real-time inventory returned after you enter the portal. Before ordering, recheck the machine, memory, SSD, term, and node. Only the order confirmed by the portal is used for delivery.
No. 25~35ms is the average latency reference for US East Coast & Western Europe, and actual results vary with the local network, inter-network routing, and time of day. For frequent graphical interaction, test resolution, input response, and visual quality over a short term first. For automation, also record packet loss, dependency-download time, and artifact-upload time.
Each order corresponds to a dedicated physical machine and does not share its system environment with other tenants. During the rental term, you can retain installed tools, dependency caches, and working directories. Your team remains responsible for access credentials and necessary backups; before releasing the node, export project data, build artifacts, and configurations you need to keep.
Ready to order
Confirm task duration, peak memory, disk data volume, and connection method first, then enter the portal to check inventory. The configurator generates the order item by item based on machine, term, region, and add-ons.