Seoul physical node

Rent a Mac in Seoul for cloud-based Mac mini M4 development

A cloud Mac for iOS, macOS, CI/CD, and remote development work across Northeast Asia, available for flexible billing periods. Each rental includes one dedicated physical machine with resources reserved for you—not a virtual machine or a shared host.

Entry plan M4 · 16GB · 256GB
Starting price $21/day
Billing cycles Day / Week / Month / Quarter
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Live availability for each plan and node is returned at checkout; all listed configurations are generally available to order.

Illustration of the Seoul Mac mini M4 cloud node cluster
MACMLAB NODE PLATE Seoul
Service area
Northeast Asia
Connection estimate
30~50 ms
Resource boundary
1 order = 1 physical node
Node fact sheet Three facts to check before ordering
Available plans 02 plans
Year-round operation 365 days
Availability Live status
Plans and billing cycles

Choose memory for your workload, then choose a billing cycle

Both plans include a complete macOS graphical interface and command-line environment. Choose 16GB for light development and everyday builds; choose 24GB for parallel repositories, larger caches, or memory-intensive workloads. The billing cycle changes how you pay, not the dedicated nature of the physical node.

Everyday development

MacMLab M4 16

m4-16-256

M4 · 16GB memory · 256GB SSD

$21/day
Daily $21
Weekly $56.8
Monthly $105.1
Quarterly $285.9
  • Ideal for everyday Xcode development and version compatibility checks
  • Suitable for a single-project CI runner and standard build caches
  • Add +1TB SSD, +2TB SSD, or Thunderbolt 5 linking
Choose MacMLab M4 16
Memory-intensive work

MacMLab M4 24

m4-24-512

M4 · 24GB memory · 512GB SSD

$39.8/day
Daily $39.8
Weekly $107.5
Monthly $199.1
Quarterly $541.6
  • Built for parallel projects, larger dependency trees, and memory-heavy toolchains
  • Suitable for continuous builds, automated testing, and larger local caches
  • Add +1TB SSD, +2TB SSD, or Thunderbolt 5 linking
Choose MacMLab M4 24
Billing and payment: All amounts are charged in US dollars (USD). We accept USDT-TRC20, Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe only; the checkout page will show the payment gateway available for your order. SSD and Thunderbolt 5 linking are optional add-ons, and the final amount will be itemized before you submit the order.
Seoul network facts

Estimated average latency to Northeast Asia: around 30~50 ms

This figure provides an initial indication of network distance for interactive remote desktops, code synchronization, and build-result transfers. It is not a fixed guarantee for every network route. Actual latency depends on the user's location, carrier routing, inter-network congestion, access method, and testing time.

Before ordering, test the connection from the office network you plan to use during both peak and off-peak hours on a typical working day. For remote desktops, check latency, jitter, and packet loss together. For CI/CD, also verify the data paths between your code repository, dependency sources, and artifact storage.

Remote interaction Check sustained latency, jitter, and keyboard-and-mouse responsiveness first.
Code and dependencies Verify repository pulls, package downloads, and cache transfer paths.
Build artifacts Estimate upload time and total pipeline duration from the size of each artifact.
From order to ready

Four steps to configure, pay, and test your first connection

Estimated time is split between entering your details, receiving payment confirmation, preparing the node, and completing the first checks. Node preparation time and actual availability are shown live at checkout rather than replaced by a fixed estimate.

  1. 01

    Confirm the plan and cycle

    Choose M4 / 16GB / 256GB or M4 / 24GB / 512GB, then confirm the daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing cycle and any SSD or Thunderbolt 5 linking add-ons.

    Estimated: 2–5 minutes of user input
  2. 02

    Place the order and pay

    The order confirmation page lists the plan, cycle, node, and add-ons. Pay in US dollars with USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe.

    Estimated: payment status returned live by the gateway
  3. 03

    Wait for node preparation

    The system prepares the dedicated physical machine based on your order and updates its status in the console. Do not infer a fixed delivery time from the page; follow the live status shown in the console.

    Estimated: follow the live console status
  4. 04

    Complete the first connection check

    Once you receive the connection details, verify the remote desktop, display resolution, keyboard layout, disk space, and basic network access before installing Xcode, Git, Homebrew, or the CI runner your project needs.

    Estimated: 5–15 minutes of user checks
Prepare before you start: Decide on your primary use case, planned cycle, memory needs, project data volume, and remote connection environment in advance. Never submit passwords, private keys, or signing credentials in a ticket or plain text.
Node selection FAQ

Three questions to ask before choosing Seoul

These questions cover node and plan selection only; they do not repeat connection tutorials or general troubleshooting.

Is the Seoul node right for every user across Northeast Asia?

Not necessarily. 30~50 ms is an estimated average latency range for initial selection, not a substitute for testing from your own office network. If your work is mainly remote desktop use, compare latency, jitter, and packet loss first. For unattended builds, also compare the network paths to your code repository, dependency sources, and artifact storage.

Do the two Seoul plans differ in their resource boundaries?

Both are dedicated physical machines rather than virtual machines. They differ in local memory, system-disk capacity, and billing prices. MacMLab M4 16 provides M4 / 16GB / 256GB; MacMLab M4 24 provides M4 / 24GB / 512GB. Base your choice on peak memory usage, dependency caching, and the number of parallel tasks.

Does the page indicate that the selected Seoul node is immediately available?

The page indicates that the plan and node combination is listed in the current catalog; it does not replace live availability with static copy. Before payment, checkout returns the current availability and order details. Confirm the plan, cycle, node, and add-ons against that result before paying.

Got your plan? Add it to your order

Review the plan, cycle, node, and add-ons, then check live availability and the USD payment details. If you need to compare further, start with the full plans page.

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