Region deployment options

Rent a Mac mini M4 in Tokyo

Get nearby access for development, builds, and remote collaboration in East Asia. Every order includes one dedicated physical device with hardware resources reserved for you—not shared with other renters or delivered as a virtual machine.

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M4 Apple Silicon
16GB Dedicated memory
256GB Base SSD
30~60ms Regional latency reference
RUNAMAC / NODE ORDER Available catalog
Target node Tokyo
REGION
Coverage area
East Asia
Latency reference
30~60ms
Device type
Dedicated physical machine
Catalog configuration
RunAMac M4
Operating schedule
Runs continuously 365 days a year
Allocation and initialization start after order confirmation ≈ 4 MIN
Fixed configuration, four rental terms

Choose a billing cycle, then decide whether you need expanded storage

Only one host configuration is currently available. Daily rental suits short tasks, weekly rental fits focused iteration, while monthly and quarterly terms work well for continuous integration runners, long-term development environments, and experiments that need to run continuously.

Only available configuration

RunAMac M4

Mac mini M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD. The entire device is assigned to one renter, keeping CPU, memory, and local storage resources stable and separate from other orders.

  • Chip M4
  • Memory 16GB
  • Base storage 256GB SSD
  • Host type Not a virtual machine
Starting price $19.6/day

All amounts are charged in USD. The final amount due combines the host rental term and selected add-ons and is shown before you confirm the order.

Daily $19.6
Weekly $53
Monthly $98.1
Quarterly $266.8
Choose RunAMac M4 Actual availability and order confirmation are determined by the live response in the control panel.
Storage expansion

+1TB SSD

Ideal for dependency caches, multiple code repositories, archives, and steadily growing build artifacts.

Daily
$2.3
Weekly
$6.2
Monthly
$11.4
Quarterly
$31
Storage expansion

+2TB SSD

Ideal for keeping more build versions, test data, model files, or multi-project dependency caches.

Daily
$4.6
Weekly
$12.4
Monthly
$22.8
Quarterly
$62
Device linking

Thunderbolt 5 linking

Billed per device, this option suits workflows that combine multiple hosts, extend high-speed device links, or split tasks for parallel execution.

Daily
$1.9
Weekly
$5
Monthly
$9.3
Quarterly
$25.3
Node network facts

Average latency reference from Tokyo to East Asia: 30~60ms

This figure provides an initial indication of whether remote interaction and build paths may be suitable; it is not a fixed guarantee for every local network. Actual results vary with the access provider, inter-network routing, wireless links, endpoint load, and test time.

Regional reference range 30~60ms

The reference covers common access paths to East Asia, using multiple ICMP round-trip samples and the median as the basis for comparison.

Results are comparable only when retested consistently

  1. Use a stable local network Prefer a wired connection, pause large downloads and sync jobs, and prevent local jitter from masking differences between nodes.
  2. Collect samples continuously Collect at least 20 round-trip samples instead of using a single minimum as a long-term indicator, and monitor packet loss and latency variation.
  3. Validate with realistic workloads For remote graphical sessions, focus on input responsiveness; for code pulls, measure throughput; for continuous integration, check both repository and artifact destination paths.
Remote interaction Compare the median and jitter first
Code and dependencies Check the repository path as well
Long-running tasks Check consistency across multiple time windows
Delivery run sheet

Expect about 4 minutes from order confirmation to receiving connection details

The four steps run consecutively, each with a clear completion marker. You do not need to resubmit configuration between pages; if the backend needs more information, the status updates in the control panel.

  1. STEP 01 About 1 minute

    Confirm configuration and payment

    The system verifies RunAMac M4, the rental term, target region, and add-ons, then confirms the USD amount due and payment status. The step is complete when the order enters the allocation process.

    Complete: Order confirmed
  2. STEP 02 About 1 minute

    Allocate a dedicated physical node

    The system assigns a standalone device to the order and records its hardware identifier. The current renter has exclusive use of the device throughout the rental term; compute and memory resources are not split across other orders.

    Complete: Device assigned
  3. STEP 03 About 1 minute

    Initialize system and network settings

    The delivery process prepares the base system environment, network access parameters, and initial connection credentials. You do not need to refresh the payment page; initialization progress is recorded in the order status.

    Complete: System initialized
  4. STEP 04 About 1 minute

    Deliver connection details

    The control panel displays the host address, connection method, and rental information. On first connection, verify the host identity before establishing a session and changing the initial credentials.

    Complete: Connection details available
Frequently asked questions before ordering

Three key considerations for Tokyo nodes

These questions address the factors most likely to affect ordering decisions on a regional landing page: how to interpret latency, whether the device is shared, and whether it can keep running continuously throughout the rental term.

Does the Tokyo latency reference of 30~60ms guarantee the same result for my connection?

No. 30~60ms is an average latency reference range for East Asia used for initial regional comparison. Your actual results depend on your local provider, inter-network routing, wireless quality, test time, and endpoint load. We recommend collecting at least 20 samples on a stable network, comparing the median, jitter, and packet loss, and then validating with a real remote session or code transfer test.

After ordering in Tokyo, do I get shared resources or an entire device?

Each order provides an entire dedicated Mac mini physical machine—not a virtual machine—and does not split the CPU, 16GB memory, or base 256GB SSD with other renters. This keeps a stable hardware boundary for builds, testing, and long-term development instead of relying on the transient resources of a shared instance.

Can a Tokyo node support continuous integration and cross-time-zone work?

Yes. Nodes run normally 365 days a year and suit continuous integration runners, scheduled builds, remote development environments, and experiments that continue across time zones. Teams should still maintain their own backup and handoff processes for code, certificates, credentials, caches, and build artifacts, and monitor the rental term and order status in the control panel.

Ready to order

Confirm the term, region, and storage, then submit a clear device order

RunAMac M4 includes a fixed M4, 16GB RAM, and 256GB SSD base configuration. Before confirmation, the order lists the host price, add-ons, and USD amount due.

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