MyRemoteMac provides dedicated Mac Mini servers running macOS, designed for development, CI/CD pipelines, automated builds, and remote macOS workloads. Each server is a physical Mac Mini, exclusively allocated to a single customer and fully compliant with Apple's macOS licensing.
Powered by Apple Silicon, Mac Mini servers deliver excellent performance, low latency, and energy efficiency, making them the preferred choice for most macOS development and automation use cases.
Rent a Mac Mini ServerThe Mac Mini offers the best balance between performance, cost, and reliability for macOS server workloads. Its compact form factor and Apple Silicon architecture make it ideal for continuous integration, build automation, and shared macOS environments.
MyRemoteMac offers multiple Mac Mini configurations to match different performance and budget requirements. All configurations use dedicated Apple hardware and include full administrative access.
Apple Silicon Mac Minis deliver consistent performance for macOS workloads while maintaining low power consumption and thermal stability. Dedicated hardware ensures predictable build times and avoids the variability commonly found in shared or virtualized environments.
Choose your Mac Mini server configuration.
Server is provisioned and prepared.
Connect remotely and start building.
A Mac Mini server is a physical Apple Mac Mini running macOS, used for development, CI/CD, build automation, and remote macOS workloads.
No. Each Mac Mini server is a dedicated physical machine.
Yes. macOS runs on genuine Apple hardware and complies with Apple's licensing requirements.
Yes. Apple Silicon Mac Minis are widely used for CI/CD pipelines and Xcode build automation.
"The Apple Silicon Mac Mini is perfect for our CI pipeline. It handles our Xcode builds quickly and reliably without breaking the bank."
"We replaced our old office build machine with a rented Mac Mini. It's faster, always online, and we don't have to manage the hardware."