Transparent Configuration and Unified Billing

Choose a Dedicated Mac mini for Your Workload

Rent a dedicated Mac mini physical node by the day, week, month, or quarter. Start short-term build jobs on demand, or choose a longer term for continuously running team pipelines. Resources are never shared with other tenants.

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Both plans provide dedicated physical machines, not virtual machines. Actual availability and payment gateway options are returned in real time by the control panel; all charges are billed in USD.

Two Available Configurations

Choose Your Workload, Then Your Rental Term

HexVM M4 is suited to everyday iOS builds, testing, and single-pipeline workloads. HexVM M4 Pro offers more memory and local storage for concurrent builds, larger dependency caches, and continuously running workloads.

Primary Pricing All four term prices remain available below each card.

Standard Build Node

HexVM M4

Short-Term Tasks

$19.3 /day

Ideal for single-project builds, automated testing, remote development, and medium-sized dependency caches. Each order includes one dedicated Mac mini.

ChipM4

Memory16GB

Storage256GB

Daily: $19.3/day
Weekly: $52/week
Monthly: $96.3/month
Quarterly: $261.9/quarter

For iOS CI/CD single-pipeline workloads and short-term scaling
Full macOS graphical interface and command-line access
Available in all six listed regions

Choose HexVM M4

High-Load Build Node

HexVM M4 Pro

Team Pipelines

$59.5 /day

Ideal for concurrent builds, large projects, long-running runners, and team workloads requiring more local cache space.

ChipM4 Pro

Memory64GB

Storage2TB

Daily: $59.5/day
Weekly: $160.6/week
Monthly: $297.4/month
Quarterly: $808.9/quarter

For concurrent testing, archiving, and artifact processing
More memory and local build-cache space
Available in all six listed regions

Choose HexVM M4 Pro

Configuration is not shared with other tenants during the rental term

The chip, memory, and base storage belong to the physical node assigned to the order. Consider peak concurrency, dependency-cache size, and the expected retention period—not just single-build time—when choosing a model.

Hardware and Workload Comparison

See the Differences Between Both Configurations at a Glance

This comparison covers currently available configurations only. Before choosing, validate peak memory, cache usage, and concurrent task counts with a real project build.

HexVM M4 vs. HexVM M4 Pro: Configurations and Recommended Workloads
Comparison	HexVM M4	HexVM M4 Pro
Node Type	Dedicated Mac mini physical node	Dedicated Mac mini physical node
Chip	M4	M4 Pro
Memory	16GB RAM	64GB RAM
Base Storage	256GB SSD	2TB SSD
Recommended Concurrency	Single pipeline; sequential testing and archiving	Concurrent tasks, larger projects, and long-running runners
Typical Workloads	Everyday Xcode builds, automated testing, remote development	Large dependency graphs, concurrent testing, long-term caching, and artifact processing
Best Rental Term	Use daily for validation; weekly or monthly for stable workloads	Use weekly to validate capacity; monthly or quarterly for team pipelines

Measure Peak Memory First

Record peak memory throughout complete builds, tests, and archives. If your pipeline often runs multiple tasks concurrently, use peak concurrency—not idle usage—as your selection criterion.

Then Check Cache Growth

Dependency directories, DerivedData, simulator data, and archived artifacts continuously consume space. For long-term cache retention, choose more base storage or add an SSD as needed.

Choose the Rental Term Last

Short terms suit temporary troubleshooting and release sprints. Runners with stable baselines and continuous commits are better suited to monthly or quarterly terms. Recheck your configuration needs before renewal.

Add Resources as Needed

Add-ons Priced Separately

Add-ons are billed according to the selected term. SSD upgrades expand space for projects, caches, and artifacts; high-speed node linking is priced per node, so the quantity should match your planned topology.

Storage Upgrade

+1TB SSD

Ideal for dependency caches, build artifacts, and test resources across multiple branches. Clean up reproducible data before upgrading instead of using extra capacity as a substitute for cache management.

Daily: $2.1/day
Weekly: $5.8/week
Monthly: $10.7/month
Quarterly: $29.1/quarter

Storage Upgrade

+2TB SSD

Ideal for large repositories, longer artifact retention, and multiple toolchains. Set clear cache-cleanup thresholds to prevent temporary files from occupying space indefinitely.

Daily: $4.2/day
Weekly: $11.6/week
Monthly: $21.4/month
Quarterly: $58.2/quarter

Node Linking

High-speed Node Linking

Pricing is per node. Best for projects with a defined multi-node workflow; confirm node count, connections, and software-side scheduling before ordering.

Daily: $1.8/day
Weekly: $4.8/week
Monthly: $8.8/month
Quarterly: $23.9/quarter

Understand Every Charge

How a Sample Bill Is Calculated

This example combines monthly HexVM M4 rental, +1TB SSD, and two high-speed linked nodes. All amounts come from the current plan catalog.

HexVM Node Rental Sample USD Bill

Monthly Rental Term

01Node Model: HexVM M4
02Rental Term: Monthly
03Node Rental: $96.3
04+1TB SSD: $10.7
AddonHigh-speed Node Linking: 2 × $8.8

Total Due for This Term $124.6

Renewal Time At the end of the current monthly rental term

Six Items to Check on Your Bill

Rental term: Confirm that daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing matches the task duration.
Node model: Check HexVM M4 or HexVM M4 Pro rather than comparing chip names alone and overlooking memory and storage.
SSD add-on: Additional storage is billed separately, with the exact capacity shown on the bill.
Linked-node quantity: Linking charges are calculated per selected machine; this example uses a quantity of two.
Total due: The example is $96.3 + $10.7 + 2 × $8.8, for a total of $124.6.
Renewal details: Renewal occurs at the end of the current term. Reconfirm the model, region, and add-ons before proceeding.

The Example Only Explains Bill Structure

The final order total depends on the selected model, term, SSD capacity, and linked-node quantity, and is based on the USD amount shown on the confirmation page.

Regional Availability

Two Models Available in All Six Regions

When choosing a region, prioritize the network locations of your code repositories, developers, and artifact storage. All combinations in the catalog currently show sufficient availability; actual availability at checkout is returned in real time by the control panel.

HexVM M4 and HexVM M4 Pro Availability Across Six Regions
Region	HexVM M4	HexVM M4 Pro
Singapore	Available	Available
Japan (Tokyo)	Available	Available
South Korea (Seoul)	Available	Available
Hong Kong	Available	Available
US East	Available	Available
US West	Available	Available

Interactive Remote Development

Prefer the region with the shortest network path to your developers. VNC and SSH responsiveness also depends on your local network, cross-network routing, and display-quality settings.

Automated Build Pipelines

Prefer locations close to your code repository, dependency mirrors, and artifact upload targets to reduce repeated cross-region transfers. For long-running tasks, also track dependency download times.

Team Region Strategy

Teams using multiple nodes should standardize node names, region tags, and runner labels to prevent scheduling rules from sending jobs to the wrong region or to a model without sufficient capacity.

Unified USD Billing

Payment Methods and Confirmation Rules

All orders are priced and settled in USD. Before payment, review the model, region, rental term, add-on quantities, and total due on the confirmation page.

Card Payment

Visa, Mastercard, and Amex are supported and processed through Stripe. Available payment gateways are returned by the control panel; after confirmation succeeds, node allocation begins.

USDT-TRC20

USDT-TRC20 is supported. Before submitting, verify the settlement network, order amount, and order status item by item. The confirmation page is the source of truth for payment status.

USD Accounting

Model rentals, SSD upgrades, and high-speed node linking are all listed in USD. Each term uses its corresponding catalog price; no currency conversion is performed on the page.

01 Choose a Region

Choose the network location based on your developers, code repository, and artifact targets.

02 Choose a Model

Choose M4 or M4 Pro based on peak memory, cache capacity, and concurrency requirements.

03 Set the Term and Add-ons

Confirm the daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term, along with SSD capacity and linked-node quantity.

04 Confirm and Pay

Review the USD total, then wait for node checks and credential delivery after payment confirmation.

Start Configuring Your Dedicated Node

Choose a Region, Model, Term, and Add-ons

Submit your order after completing the configuration. Once the node is delivered, view the instance, subscription, billing, and support tickets in the management console. All charges are settled in USD.

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