A rented Mac server is a physical Apple machine hosted in a secure data center that you access remotely. It is ideal for development, CI/CD, testing, and automation. Learn more about our dedicated Mac servers.
Our service is built for developers, DevOps teams, and CI/CD engineers who need reliable macOS infrastructure without the hassle of hardware ownership and maintenance.
Most standard instances are ready within minutes. Custom configurations may take up to 24 hours to provision.
You get root SSH access for terminal workflows and VNC or Apple Screen Sharing for GUI access.
Yes — you have full root privileges to install software, manage users, and configure the server exactly as you need.
Yes, the platform is optimized for tools like Xcode, Jenkins, GitLab runners, and GitHub Actions. Check our solutions page for more details.
Servers are dedicated physical machines with exclusive resources, not shared VMs. This ensures consistent performance and security.
Yes, you have bare-metal access and can run Docker, Anka, or other virtualization layers on top of macOS.
Yes, with appropriate remote USB tools and drivers, you can forward USB devices to your remote Mac.
Yes — you rent genuine Apple hardware on a 1:1 basis, which is fully compliant with Apple's macOS Software License Agreement (SLA).
Dedicated hosting means you have the entire physical machine to yourself. Shared hosting often involves virtualization and performance limits, which can also violate Apple's licensing terms.
Our servers use Apple Silicon (M-series) chips, providing industry-leading performance for builds, compilation, and automation tasks.
Yes, we offer a 99.9% uptime guarantee. Please refer to our legal page for SLA details.
Generally, our plans are monthly. This aligns with Apple's EULA requirements for cloud leasing.
No. Our pricing is transparent. View our pricing page for full details.
We provide support via email and ticketing system. Our team is available to help with hardware and network connectivity issues.
If you cannot connect, check your local firewall settings first. If issues persist, please contact support immediately.