Regional Node Order Portal

Rent a Dedicated Mac mini M4 Cloud Machine in Seoul

Built for developers, CI teams, and remote technical workflows in Northeast Asia, with shorter public-internet routes. All three Apple Silicon configurations are dedicated physical machines, not virtual machines, available by the day, week, month, or quarter.

Node location
Seoul
Primary service area
Northeast Asia
Latency reference
30~50ms
SOARMAC / Seoul

Mission Readiness Checklist

Configurable
Access region Northeast Asia
Physical node Seoul
Machine allocation One dedicated physical machine per order
Confirmed
Runner access Supports self-hosted build jobs and cache directories
Ready
Remote session Start a graphical or command-line session after credentials are delivered
Controlled
Delivery record Review configuration, rental term, and node details in the console
Archived
Node reference latency 30~50ms
Configurations & Billing Cycles

Three machine tiers, chosen for your workload

Every tier is a dedicated Apple Silicon physical machine. Daily rentals suit short-term validation, weekly rentals fit sprints and focused testing, while monthly and quarterly rentals are better for continuous builds, long-term experiments, and stable remote workflows.

Light Development & Validation

SoarMac M4 Air

M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD

$21.3 / day

Daily$21.3
Weekly$57.4
Monthly$106.3
Quarterly$289.1

Ideal for solo development, Xcode environment checks, signing and packaging, small automation tasks, and low-concurrency CI.

Choose SoarMac M4 Air
High-Memory Sustained Workloads

SoarMac M4 Pro

M4 Pro · 64GB RAM · 2TB SSD

$60.1 / day

Daily$60.1
Weekly$162.4
Monthly$300.7
QuarterlyBuilt for large projects, high-concurrency compilation, AI experiments, long-running jobs, and workflows demanding faster local storage.

Ideal for large projects, high-concurrency compilation, AI experiments, long-running jobs, and workflows that require faster local storage.

Choose SoarMac M4 Pro
Node Network Facts

Average latency to Northeast Asia: 30~50ms

This range helps assess baseline network conditions for interactive remote sessions, code synchronization, and build-log delivery. It is based on multiple round-trip samples from common public-internet access routes to Northeast Asia, using the median range to reduce the impact of temporary jitter.

30~50ms

Regional average latency reference. Actual routes vary with the access provider, local congestion, inter-network routing, and connection method.

Multiple Samples

Latency facts support node selection; a single minimum value does not represent everyday experience. Test from your primary office network before assigning long-term workloads.

Access Quality Priorities

For interactive work, prioritize stability and low jitter; file transfers also depend on bandwidth and packet loss. Continuous build jobs can keep running according to their configured process after the session disconnects.

Interactive Development Prefer a stable network with low jitter
CI/CD Jobs Pin runner labels and cache directories
Large File Sync Transfer in batches and verify integrity
From Order to Ready

Configure your machine and make the first connection in four steps

Define your workload and rental term first, then verify the node, delivery details, and security settings. The times below estimate each operation and exclude large project uploads and dependency downloads on the user side.

  1. 01
    About 2 minutes

    Choose a machine and rental term

    Choose one of the three configurations based on memory pressure, build concurrency, and local storage needs, then select a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term.

  2. 02
    About 1–3 minutes

    Review order details

    Confirm the chip, RAM, SSD, node, rental term, and add-ons. The console displays the total amount due in USD before payment.

  3. 03
    About 5–15 minutes

    Receive delivery details

    After the machine is assigned, verify the system account, access address, one-time credentials, and rental start and end times, then save the necessary recovery records.

  4. 04
    About 5–10 minutes

    Start your first session

    Verify host details, update the initial credentials, check the keyboard, resolution, and command-line tools, then connect your project directory, build cache, or CI runner.

Node Ordering FAQ

Three Common Decisions About the Seoul Node

This section covers node selection, billing, and long-running workload considerations to help you complete your final checks before ordering.

Who is the Seoul node best suited for?

It is designed for users initiating remote sessions, code synchronization, or build jobs from Northeast Asia. The average latency reference is 30~50ms; when team members are spread across regions, choose a node based on the network routes used by primary operators and continuous upload sources.

Can I switch the same machine to another node after renting it?

The node is part of the order configuration. To change the deployment location, first move the project, cache, and required data, then confirm a new order with the desired node configuration. This keeps data migration and machine delivery as separate, verifiable changes.

Are pricing and payment methods calculated separately for this node?

Machine pricing is based on the selected tier and rental term, with all charges settled in USD. We support USDT-TRC20, plus Visa, Mastercard, and Amex processed through Stripe; available payment gateways are confirmed by the console.

Choose the workload first, then confirm the term and node

All three machine tiers are dedicated Apple Silicon physical machines. Before payment, the console lists the configuration, rental term, add-ons, and total amount due in USD.