Seoul Node Ordering

Rent a Mac mini M4 Cloud Mac in Seoul

Dedicated physical nodes for iOS/macOS development, CI/CD builds, and MLX experiments in Northeast Asia. Not a virtual machine: each order runs its tasks, cache, and environment independently.

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Physical node
1 dedicated physical machine per order
Fixed configuration
M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD
Billing
Daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing in USD
Configuration and billing periods

One clear configuration, with a term to match your workload

NowMini M4 is currently the only plan available. Choose daily or weekly access for short-term validation, or monthly or quarterly access for ongoing development and stable build queues. All four terms use the same hardware configuration.

Only plan available

NowMini M4

Mac mini M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD

Daily rate
$20.9
per day · USD
  • One dedicated physical machine per order
  • Full macOS graphical interface and command-line access
  • Built for Xcode, Git, Fastlane, and MLX workflows
  • Runs normally 365 days a year
Choose NowMini M4
Choose a rental term

Estimate from your delivery timeline, then confirm the order

Daily is ideal for a one-off validation; weekly suits an iteration sprint; monthly fits steady development; quarterly works for ongoing builds and long-term experiments. For renewals, always follow the order details shown in the console.

Daily $20.9 per day
Weekly $56.5 per week
Monthly $104.6 per month
Quarterly $284.5 per quarter
One-off release or compatibility validation

Start daily and complete environment reproduction, builds, and artifact exports first.

Team sprints and multi-round regression testing

Use a weekly term for consecutive tasks and spend less time restoring dependency caches.

Dedicated runner or ongoing experiments

Use a monthly or quarterly term to keep your workspace, tool versions, and logging baseline stable.

All orders are settled in USD. Payments support USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe; available gateways are confirmed by the console.

Node network facts

30~50 ms reference average latency to Northeast Asia

Use this metric to compare the node’s network distance from your primary access region before ordering. For SSH, Git pulls, build artifact transfers, and graphical desktop sessions, stable routing, low jitter, and continuous sessions generally matter more than the lowest one-off latency.

Access quality is also affected by your local network, carrier routing, access source, and remote client settings. Test from your work network by recording multiple round-trip times, then verify command-line sessions, file transfers, and graphical interactions separately before standardizing your team’s access method.

30~50 ms Reference average latency

Covers common access paths from Northeast Asia and helps assess distance before choosing a node.

Interactive sessions

Run sustained tests of SSH input response and graphical desktop dragging, watching for ongoing latency and occasional jitter.

Data transfer

Check repository pulls, dependency caches, and build artifact transfers separately rather than relying only on idle speed tests.

Access validation

Fix the client version, keyboard layout, and resolution before sharing connection parameters with the team.

From order to ready

Complete node ordering and environment validation in four steps

Estimated time covers configuration, payment confirmation, delivery details, and the first checks. Actual node availability is reported live in the console.

  1. 01 About 2 minutes

    Confirm the plan and rental term

    Choose NowMini M4 and select a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term based on your workload. If you need more storage or Thunderbolt 5 daisy chaining, review the add-ons during configuration.

    Acceptance check: configuration, rental term, and total charge are clear and verifiable.
  2. 02 About 3 minutes

    Choose a node and complete checkout

    Confirm that the target node matches your primary working time zone, then settle the USD order with USDT-TRC20 or Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe.

    Acceptance check: the console generates an order ID and shows its processing status.
  3. 03 About 5 minutes

    Review node delivery details

    In the console, verify the node region, host address, username, credential delivery method, and access-source requirements. Do not copy passwords, private keys, or complete credentials into team chat.

    Acceptance check: all connection fields are present and match the order details.
  4. 04 About 10 minutes

    Establish a session and validate the environment

    Test the command-line connection first, then check the macOS graphical interface, disk space, network transfers, and tool versions. Next, run a small repeatable build or inference task as a baseline.

    Acceptance check: connection, storage, toolchain, and first-task results are all recorded for review.

Prepare three details before ordering

Define your primary access region, expected continuous usage period, and working-set size. This lets you choose the node, rental term, and storage add-ons in one go, avoiding the need to move large dependencies or model files after deployment.

Node ordering FAQ

Three ordering questions about Seoul nodes

This section answers region and network questions specific to the node landing page. Continue to the plans page for the full details on configurations, add-ons, and all four rental terms.

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How should I interpret Seoul latency of 30~50 ms?

It is the reference average latency to Northeast Asia, used to compare access distance. Real-world performance should also account for sustained round-trip time, jitter, packet loss, file transfer speed, and graphical desktop responsiveness. Continuous testing from a fixed office network or CI egress provides a more reusable access baseline for your team.

Can I move my Seoul node to another region after ordering?

The node region is confirmed with the order. If your primary access region or team time zone changes, submit a ticket in the console with the order ID, current node, target region, and reason for the change. The support team will advise on the available path based on the order status. Export your code, models, media, and build artifacts before migration.

Is a Seoul node better for interactive development or automated tasks?

It supports both. For interactive development, validate keyboard input, the graphical desktop, and repository synchronization first. For automated tasks, fix the runner account, workspace, cache policy, and log retention method. NowMini M4’s M4, 16GB RAM, and 256GB SSD specifications do not change by workload type; assess storage add-ons for large working sets when ordering.

Ready to submit a node request

Confirm your rental term and working set, then configure a dedicated physical machine

NowMini M4 is currently the only configuration available. Orders are settled in USD, and node availability is reported live in the console.

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