A Mac in the rack.
Yours remotely.
Physical Mac minis, racked, powered, and remotely yours — for macOS builds, CI pipelines, and everything Apple won’t let you virtualize elsewhere.
Plans & pricing
The price shown is the price charged.
A Mac mini server built for developers.
Every plan is a dedicated Mac mini server — genuine Apple silicon you can wire into a build pipeline as a self-hosted CI runner, use as a signing and notarization box, or keep as a full remote development Mac. Setup takes minutes — see the CI runner guide.
Ways to connect to your Mac mini.
macOS Screen Sharing, VNC, SSH — every standard way in works here. Plus one the others don’t have: a console built right into your customer account.
Why a dedicated Mac mini?
Renting a dedicated Mac mini gets you macOS on genuine Apple hardware — compliant with Apple’s licensing, stable across OS updates, and hosted in our own racks in Phoenix, Arizona.
Your OpenClaw agent, always on.
OpenClaw is designed to run locally — but “locally” doesn’t have to mean your living room. A dedicated Mac mini in a carrier-grade data center changes everything.
- Runs 24/7/365 — your agent never sleeps
- Redundant power and UPS — no outage interruptions
- 1 Gbps unmetered bandwidth — fast API calls, fast scraping
- Clean data center IP — no residential blocks or rate limits
- Access your agent from anywhere via SSH or VNC
- Dedicated machine — zero impact on your personal devices
- Isolated environment — agent activity stays off your home network
- Add more Mac minis as you scale your agent fleet
- Goes offline when your computer sleeps or restarts
- Power outages kill your agent mid-task
- Residential internet: slow, unreliable, upload-capped
- Your home IP gets flagged or rate-limited by APIs and sites
- No remote access when you’re away
- Runs hot, slows your machine, drains your battery
- Your home network exposed to the agent’s web activity
- Scaling means buying more hardware