4 locations available: Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong are available. Actual availability is confirmed in real time by the console.
Rent a Mac mini nowOne order. One Apple Silicon physical node.
ZoomMini provides dedicated physical Mac minis, not shared virtual machines. Your team manages the system account, build environment, remote access, and resource boundaries throughout the rental term.
Ideal for engineering teams that need fixed toolchains, continuous workloads, parallel builds, and predictable hardware resources.
Your Mac.
Always online.
Get a dedicated cloud Mac mini that keeps builds, testing, and experiments online. Built for iOS CI/CD, macOS builds, remote development, and Apple Silicon AI experiments.
Two plans available for workloads of different sizes.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. Both models are available in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong; final pricing and availability are returned in real time by the console.
ZoomMini M4 Core
Mac mini M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD
Ideal for single-pipeline builds, automated testing, lightweight remote development, and a fixed Xcode toolchain.
ZoomMini M4 Plus
Mac mini M4 · 24GB RAM · 512GB SSD
Ideal for higher-concurrency builds, larger dependency caches, multi-service development environments, and long-running experiments.
Four locations, close to your team and pipelines.
The node directory includes Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong. Both models are generally available in all four locations; live availability and order results are confirmed by the console.
Singapore
A node for teams, repositories, and automated pipelines across Southeast Asia.
Japan (Tokyo)
A physical node for development teams in Japan and East Asia, suitable for builds and remote operations.
South Korea (Seoul)
Built for Northeast Asian workloads, including continuous integration, testing, and long-running tasks.
Hong Kong
For collaboration across South China and Southeast Asia, supporting both graphical remote access and command-line workloads.
| Model × location | Singapore | Tokyo | Seoul | Hong Kong |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZoomMini M4 Core | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| ZoomMini M4 Plus | Available | Available | Available | Available |
Hardware ownership shapes engineering responsibility.
Renting, buying, and using shared virtual machines solve different problems. Compare upfront cost, delivery speed, resource boundaries, maintenance responsibility, and upgrade flexibility to choose the right option for your workload.
| Comparison | Rent ZoomMini | Buy hardware | Shared virtual machine |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Pay for the selected term without first purchasing hardware, networking, or facility infrastructure. | You cover equipment, network access, facilities, and spare-hardware investment. | Usually billed by resources or time, while hardware boundaries depend on the platform implementation. |
| Delivery speed | After selecting the model, location, and term, timing depends on console confirmation and device status. | Depends on procurement, shipping, network configuration, system installation, and team acceptance. | Instances are usually created quickly, but the environment and underlying hardware may change with platform scheduling. |
| Dedicated access | Every order corresponds to a dedicated physical Mac mini, not a virtual machine. | The team owns the equipment and can define the complete physical and system boundaries. | The customer environment may be isolated, but underlying compute, network, or storage resources may be shared. |
| Maintenance responsibility | ZoomMini operates the physical node and console; your team manages system accounts, apps, code, keys, and backups. | The team handles hardware failures, networking, power, system recovery, and device replacement. | The platform manages infrastructure; customer responsibilities and control vary by service. |
| Upgrade flexibility | Choose M4 Core or M4 Plus again from the current catalog for a future rental term. | Usually requires new equipment, hardware replacement, or resource re-planning. | Can be adjusted within platform specifications, but may not remain on the same physical device. |
Put your build queue on a fixed node
Run self-hosted runners, signed builds, and automated tests. With a fixed machine and toolchain, caches, concurrency policies, and failure reproduction are easier to control.
Keep your environment versions consistent
Pin Xcode, command-line tools, Homebrew paths, and dependency versions so daily builds and release validation do not depend on one team member’s local computer.
Use both graphical and command-line access
Use VNC or screen sharing for graphical work. Prefer SSH for automation, file operations, and diagnostics, choosing the connection method for each task.
Keep long-running tasks running
Keep scripts, model validation, data preprocessing, and development environments on a dedicated node, avoiding interruptions from local device sleep or network changes.
“After moving our overnight signed builds to a dedicated node, queue management finally became predictable.”
— Mobile Engineering Lead
“I need a Mac that keeps its environment consistent over time, not a session that changes underneath me.”
— CI Engineer
“Remote access kept our experiment scripts and local workflow connected.”
— AI Researcher
Nodes, rental terms, and connection details in one place.
After delivery, use the console to view instance status, location, rental term, expiration details, and remote connection parameters, and manage renewals and support tickets from the same place.
- Location
- SG / Singapore
- Configuration
- M4 · 16GB · 256GB
- Rental term
- Monthly
- Term details
- 18 days remaining
ssh runner@connection-address
Illustration: The actual connection address, account details, status, and rental information are returned by the console.
Service targets are expressed through status data.
All nodes operate 365 days a year. Incidents and eligible compensation requests are reviewed under the service terms; the status bar shows how daily records from the past 90 days are read.
If the service target is not met, eligible requests are reviewed under the service terms and compensated with service credits.
From selection to first connection in four steps.
Payment supports USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) only. All orders are settled in USD; available gateways are determined by the backend response.
Choose a configuration
Choose between ZoomMini M4 Core and ZoomMini M4 Plus for your concurrency, build-cache, and experimental workloads.
Confirm a location
Choose Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, or Hong Kong, then review the rental term and any required storage or parallel add-ons.
Complete payment
Confirm the base model, location, term, add-ons, and total due in USD, then place the order using a supported payment method.
Read your delivery details
View the device status, connection address, account details, and rental information in the console, then make your first VNC or SSH connection.
What to confirm before ordering.
First confirm the physical-node model, delivery status, connection method, settlement currency, and your team’s responsibilities. More connection, environment, and billing troubleshooting steps are available in the Help Center.
Is ZoomMini a virtual machine?
No. Every order corresponds to a dedicated physical Mac mini for a defined rental term; the underlying system is not a shared virtual machine. Your team manages system accounts, the application environment, code, keys, and backups.
How soon can I connect to the device?
Delivery time depends on console confirmation and device status. Once the status changes to ready to connect, retrieve the location, connection address, account details, and rental information.
How can I connect?
Use VNC or macOS screen sharing for graphical tasks. Prefer SSH for automation, file operations, build tasks, and troubleshooting.
How are payment and billing handled?
Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) are supported. All orders are settled in USD. Available gateways are determined by the backend response.
Give your pipeline a Mac of its own.
Choose the model, location, and rental term, then confirm live availability, the amount due, and delivery details in the console.