For users in East Asia who need macOS, move your work to a data center. Whether your primary machine runs Windows or Linux, you can access your own physical Mac through a browser or VNC.
The node runs 365 days a year. Disconnecting from your remote session does not shut it down, so active tasks can keep running without relying on your home power or internet connection.
Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB · From $20/day
Choose a shorter period for a one-off task, or match the rental to your project for ongoing development, builds, or media work. Prices below are listed in USD, not converted from a daily rate.
Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB
$99.9/month
Rent Halo M4Showing the monthly price. Choose your billing period and node again on the order configuration page. Your selection here is for pricing only.
You get the machine's full chip, unified memory, and base storage, with no sharing of its computing resources. Live availability is shown in the dashboard.
The base configuration includes 256GB of storage. Add-ons are priced separately and billed for your selected period. Thunderbolt 5 links are priced per machine; check the dashboard for available configurations.
| Add-on | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| +1TB SSD | $2.2 | $5.8 | $10.8 | $29.4 |
| +2TB SSD | $4.4 | $11.6 | $21.6 | $58.8 |
| Thunderbolt 5 link (per machine) | $1.7 | $4.6 | $8.5 | $23.1 |
We accept USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe only. All payments are charged in USD. Available payment gateways are confirmed at checkout.
The reference round-trip latency range for users in East Asia is 30~60ms. This is a reference range for the surrounding service area, not an average for every user or a single measurement that applies to everyone.
Remote coding, dragging windows, and checking visuals all involve network round trips. Geographic distance is one factor; your local provider and cross-border routing also affect the experience.
Remote desktopOnce started, builds and exports run on the remote machine. A slow-updating remote display does not necessarily mean the task has stopped. Check progress, logs, and output files in the app.
Builds & long tasksSyncing projects and media also depends on file size, upload bandwidth, concurrent transfers, and network congestion. Sync what you need before starting work to avoid competing with interactive tasks.
Project & media syncReference range only; your actual experience depends on your connection. Decide whether Tokyo suits your workflow based on how it performs for you. These figures are not a guarantee of speed or completion time.
Have your payment method and project files ready for a smoother setup. The times below estimate how long page actions take, not payment confirmation, provisioning, or task completion.
About 2–3 minutes
Open the order configuration page and confirm the Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB, node, and billing period. Add any extras you need, or keep the base configuration.
About 1–2 minutes to review
Check the total in USD and the payment gateway, then follow the on-page instructions. USDT-TRC20 confirmation and card payment processing are reflected on the payment page and in your order status. A payment action alone does not confirm provisioning.
About 1 minute
Once your order is provisioned, check the instance status and connection details in the dashboard. Provisioning progress is shown there. If the order status does not match your payment record, open a dashboard ticket with your order details.
About 2–5 minutes for basic checks
Connect using the browser or VNC method shown for your instance. Make sure you can use the macOS desktop, then sync a small project to test file access and run results. Large media transfers, tool installation, and task runtime take additional time.
Check provisioning and report issues in the dashboard. Connection details, node status, and billing are all available there. When reporting a problem, include your order number, the time and time zone, what happened, and the steps you have tried. Never send your password or full payment card details.
Yes. Choose a node based on your workflow, but note that 30~60ms is only the reference round-trip range for the surrounding service area in East Asia. It may not apply to other locations. If desktop interaction is your priority, focus on your actual connection experience. For builds and long-running tasks, also consider where your project data is stored and how easy it is to upload.
Yes. The available configuration is Halo M4: Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB. The entire physical machine is assigned to one customer; it is not a virtual machine. Choosing a node determines the machine's location, not its base configuration. Check storage upgrades and Thunderbolt 5 links separately on the configuration page; pricing depends on your selected billing period.
The buttons on this page take you to the Halo M4 configuration page; they do not select the node or billing period for you. Before paying, check the node name, billing period, add-ons, and USD total in your configuration and order summary. After provisioning, confirm the node in your instance details in the dashboard. Visiting this page does not mean the node has been selected in your order.
Get started with a dedicated physical Mac. Before paying, confirm the node, billing period, and add-ons. Once provisioned, find your connection details in the dashboard.