Apple silicon Mac hosting in a New York-area data center. Monthly billing starting at $99.
New Jersey · NYC Metro
Every MacHerald Mac runs in a 10,000 square foot data center in New Jersey. The building is minutes from Manhattan. Power, cooling, and network have backup paths. Technicians and security staff are on site 24/7/365.
The building draws 600 kW from the utility. A 600 kW diesel generator starts on its own when the grid fails. A 5,000 gallon tank keeps it running. N+1 UPS units carry the load while the generator spins up.
Cooling has N+1 redundancy. One unit can fail with no rise in temperature. Air stays at 75°F, give or take 5 degrees. Humidity stays near 45%.
More than 30 carriers, ISPs, and CDNs connect in the building, including Cogent, Lumen, Zayo, and Lightpath. Fiber comes in through separate entry points. Every Mac gets a 1 Gbps port with unmetered bandwidth.
A biometric scan opens the mantraps, key rooms, and cages. Cameras record around the clock. Footage is archived. Security staff watch the building 24/7/365.
Rent a dedicated Mac mini server by the month, with no contract. Every plan is a bare metal Mac with the Apple M6 chip.
Mac mini M6 · 16 GB memory · 256 GB SSD
Xcode builds, CI runners, app testing, and a remote macOS desktop
Mac mini M6 · 24 GB memory · 512 GB SSD
Larger Xcode projects, several simulators running at once, fast cached builds, and small local AI models
Use it as an Xcode build server, a macOS CI runner for GitHub Actions or Jenkins, or a remote Mac for iOS development. Connect over SSH, or open the full macOS desktop with Screen Sharing.