A dedicated cloud Mac for remote development, continuous builds, and graphical workflows in East Asia. Both plans provide a dedicated Mac mini physical node with daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly rental.
Actual node availability and payment gateway results are shown in real time in the console.
Choose a model based on memory and storage demands, then select a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term based on your usage. All prices are in USD.
Ideal for solo development, short release sprints, signing fixes, automated testing, and single-queue builds.
Built for memory-intensive projects, parallel builds, large dependency caches, AI prototyping, and audio/video processing.
Use this figure to compare access routes before ordering; it does not represent a fixed result for every local connection. Actual performance also depends on your local carrier, cross-region routing, wireless network quality, VNC image quality, resolution, and background transfers.
Command-line builds depend primarily on connection stability and jitter. Graphical workflows are also affected by encoding quality and screen resolution. Test with your usual network before choosing a longer term.
Node distance is only the first factor. Test routing with your usual carrier and from your actual work location as well.
SSH builds, file syncing, and VNC sessions have different sensitivity to latency, jitter, and bandwidth.
Nodes operate normally 365 days a year with continuous availability; exceptional cases are handled according to the actual service status.
Timing depends on how prepared your information is. Payment confirmation and service status are shown in real time in the console.
Choose Lemon M4 or Lemon M4 Pro based on memory, system storage, and task duration, then confirm a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term.
Check the selected node, SSD expansion, and Thunderbolt 5 parallel connection option to avoid configuring long-term resources for a short test.
Pay with USDT-TRC20, or use Visa, Mastercard, or Amex through Stripe. Gateway confirmation times depend on the response returned by the gateway.
Check the host address, port, initial credentials, chip, memory, and storage, then test SSH or VNC access and run your first build.
Practical guidance for choosing a node, understanding latency, and adjusting your rental term.
If your primary work location or collaborators are in East Asia, consider this node first. For SSH builds, remote coding, and automation, start with stability. For VNC editing or graphical development, also test image quality and resolution settings.
No. 30~60ms is the estimated average latency measured for East Asia. Carrier routing, access time, local Wi-Fi, proxy paths, and background uploads can all change the result. Test briefly on the network you actually use for work.
Yes. Start with a daily term to verify your connection, build, and file transfer workflow. You can compare weekly, monthly, or quarterly terms in a new order. Current availability and service status are shown in real time in the console.
Still comparing memory, storage, or rental terms? View the full plans first. If your requirements are clear, open the console to select a currently available physical node.