Fixed catalog · Four billing periods

Two Cloud Mac plans, with pricing and specifications at a glance

VMOrbit offers two dedicated Apple Silicon physical nodes. Each order corresponds to one dedicated physical machine, with compute resources never shared with other orders—and it is not a virtual machine. Choose a configuration for your workload, then select daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing based on how long you need it.

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2 Fixed configurationsM4 and M4 Pro
$21.4 Starting per dayVMOrbit M4 daily price
6 Available locations4 in Asia-Pacific · 2 in the US
PLAN / VMORBIT Configuration selection runbook
Billed in USD
Machine type Dedicated physical machine One Apple Silicon physical node per order
Billing periods Day / Week / Month / Quarter Fixed catalog pricing applies after you choose a billing period
Location coverage 6 locations Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, US East, and US West
Delivery confirmation Returned in real time by the console Actual availability and delivery details are determined by the order result
Billing details

Choose a billing period first, then compare prices on the same basis

All prices are in US dollars (USD). The period selector changes the main price shown on each plan card, while all four fixed catalog prices remain listed for easy verification.

Current billing period Daily billing is ideal for short-term validation, temporary build capacity, and tasks with a defined end date.
The page catalog and order configuration use the same pricing basis

This page compares fixed configurations and published prices. Actual location availability, delivery details, and currently available payment gateways are returned in real time by the console; the page display does not replace order confirmation.

Two available configurations

From everyday builds to high-memory experiments, without vague middle tiers

Both plans include a macOS graphical interface and command-line environment. The differences are concentrated in the chip, memory, storage capacity, and fixed billing-period pricing.

Everyday development and builds

VMOrbit M4

M4 with 16GB memory and a 256GB SSD, suited to interactive development, feature validation, small and medium Xcode projects, and self-hosted runners with steady workloads.

$21.4 / day
ChipM4
Memory16GB
Built-in SSD256GB
Daily$21.4
Weekly$57.7
Monthly$106.9
Quarterly$290.8

If your work is mainly everyday development, automated testing, and serial builds with manageable memory usage, start with this plan to keep the budget under control.

Choose VMOrbit M4
High concurrency and high memory

VMOrbit M4 Pro

M4 Pro with 64GB memory and a 2TB SSD, suited to large projects, parallel builds, multitask pipelines, and Apple Silicon experiments that need more unified memory.

$59.6 / day
ChipM4 Pro
Memory64GB
Built-in SSD2TB
Daily$59.6
Weekly$160.9
Monthly$297.9
Quarterly$810.3

When concurrent tasks, dependency caches, test processes, and experiment data all consume substantial memory or disk space, choosing this plan directly can reduce migration and capacity-planning decisions.

Choose VMOrbit M4 Pro
Configuration comparison

Compare both plans feature by feature

Assess peak memory, project size, and concurrency first, then compare billing-period prices. Do not choose based only on the chip name, and do not treat an SSD add-on as a memory upgrade.

VMOrbit Cloud Mac configuration and pricing comparison
Comparison VMOrbit M4 VMOrbit M4 Pro
Device configuration Mac Mini M4 Mac Mini M4 Pro
Chip M4 M4 Pro
Memory 16GB RAM 64GB RAM
Built-in storage 256GB SSD 2TB SSD
Daily $21.4 $59.6
Weekly $57.7 $160.9
Monthly $106.9 $297.9
Quarterly $290.8 $810.3
Best for Everyday iOS and macOS development, standard Xcode builds, automated testing, and CI workloads with steady throughput Large projects, high-concurrency builds, multiprocess testing, high-memory Apple Silicon experiments, and large caches
Add-ons

Storage expansion priced separately by billing period

Additional SSD storage expands space for projects, caches, build artifacts, and experiment data without changing the selected machine’s chip or memory. Check capacity against your expected peak usage before ordering.

Storage expansion

+1TB SSD

Suitable for dependency caches, multiple working copies, build artifact archives, and medium-sized experimental datasets. Define project, cache, and backup locations before use.

Daily
$2.5
Weekly
$6.6
Monthly
$12.3
Quarterly
$33.5
Storage expansion

+2TB SSD

Suitable for large repositories, multi-version build caches, longer-lived test artifacts, and high-capacity datasets. Users remain responsible for planning cleanup and data-export workflows.

Daily
$5
Weekly
$13.2
Monthly
$24.6
Quarterly
$67
Multi-node collaboration

Thunderbolt 5 networking

Suitable for workloads that coordinate multiple physical nodes, such as splitting build queues, running tests in parallel, or transferring large intermediate artifacts between fixed node groups. Pricing is per machine; the network relationship and actual availability are confirmed during ordering.

Per machine per day
$1.1
Per machine per week
$2.9
Per machine per month
$5.4
Per machine per quarter
$14.7
Six-location availability

Both machine types are available across all listed locations

The catalog covers Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, US East, and US West. All catalog combinations can be ordered; actual availability and delivery details are returned in real time by the console.

VMOrbit machine availability matrix across six locations
Machine type Singapore Japan (Tokyo) South Korea (Seoul) Hong Kong US East US West
VMOrbit M4 Good availability Good availability Good availability Good availability Good availability Good availability
VMOrbit M4 Pro Good availability Good availability Good availability Good availability Good availability Good availability
01

Test from your actual office network

Choose a location based on your primary developer locations, repository paths, dependency sources, and remote desktop experience. Do not judge solely by geographic distance.

02

Keep build traffic close to dependencies

Continuous integration workloads should account for repository pulls, package downloads, artifact uploads, and team access paths to reduce cross-region round trips.

03

Plan migration after order confirmation

Confirm the machine type, location, and delivery details in the console before syncing projects, caches, and toolchains. This avoids committing early to an unconfirmed environment.

Pre-order checklist

Confirm all six details before submitting your configuration

This checklist helps prevent choosing the wrong machine type, selecting an unsuitable network path, misunderstanding billing periods, or underestimating storage. Every item should have a clear answer.

01

Define the use case

Specify whether you need interactive development, Xcode builds, automated testing, a self-hosted runner, or Apple Silicon AI experiments, and estimate the number of concurrent tasks.

02

Choose the location

Run latency, jitter, and packet-loss tests from your actual office network, and verify the paths to your repository, dependency, and artifact services.

03

Confirm the billing period

Choose daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing based on clear start and end times; do not directly mix prices from different periods.

04

Check storage

Account for source code, dependencies, simulator data, build caches, test results, and migration buffer space, then decide whether to add a 1TB or 2TB SSD.

05

Prepare the connection environment

Confirm that your local network permits the required connections, prepare an SSH or VNC client, and plan the minimum necessary access permissions for team members.

06

Confirm USD billing

All orders are billed in US dollars (USD). Before payment, confirm the selected payment method, billing period, add-on quantities, and final order amount.

Payment and activation

Only two payment methods are supported; use the console as the source of truth

VMOrbit supports USDT-TRC20, plus Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). All plans, add-ons, and orders are billed in US dollars (USD); the backend returns the actual available gateway in real time.

USDT-TRC20 Complete the USD-denominated payment shown for the order, and verify the network and amount before submitting.
Visa / Mastercard / Amex Card payments are processed by Stripe. Final availability is returned in real time during checkout.
Selection guidance

Choose the machine type by peak workload and the billing period by duration

If you are still unsure, record your project size, concurrent task count, peak memory usage, and expected cache volume, then use the two guidelines below.

Prioritize budget control

Choose VMOrbit M4

Suitable for lightweight development, standard Xcode builds, serial automated testing, feature validation, and predictable CI workloads. Its 16GB memory and 256GB SSD cover most everyday single-project tasks, but plan dependency caches and build-artifact cleanup in advance.

  • Your main work is everyday iOS or macOS development
  • Build concurrency is low and peak memory is manageable
  • Projects and caches can be managed within the 256GB SSD
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Prioritize throughput and capacity

Choose VMOrbit M4 Pro

Suitable for high-concurrency builds, large projects, multiprocess testing, and high-memory experiments. Its 64GB memory and 2TB SSD provide more room for dependencies, caches, build artifacts, and experiment data, reducing interruptions caused by queues and frequent cleanup.

  • Multiple build or test tasks need to run in parallel
  • Projects, simulators, or experiments have high peak memory requirements
  • You need a larger local cache and project workspace
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Next steps

After selecting a configuration, confirm the location and delivery details in your order

Pricing for both machine types, all four billing periods, and add-ons is published. Actual availability, delivery details, and payment gateways are returned in real time by the console.

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