How a rental works

1. Order

   Pick a virtual machine (terminal agents, automation, builds) or a whole Mac mini (heavy builds, graphics, many agents), and a term — day, week or month — and place the order in the panel. The account needs only an email address.

2. Pay in USDT

   The panel shows the exact USDT amount and a TRC-20 address. The amount is a few cents above the invoice so we can recognise your transfer. Send exactly that within 60 minutes — payment is confirmed automatically.

3. Access

   Within 12 hours of confirmed payment you get an email and a message: the address of your VM or Mac on the private tunnel, your login, and instructions for Screen Sharing and SSH.

4. Use

   Administrator rights and any tools within the rules: install your AI tools, Xcode — whatever you need — and sign in with your own accounts and keys. The machine stays on for the whole term, so your agent works without your laptop. A whole Mac is all yours; in a VM the cores, memory and disk are yours, without access to the host computer. Questions go to Telegram or email.

5. Renew

   Before the term ends the panel issues an invoice for the next period. We remind you 3 days and 1 day ahead. If it is not paid, access closes at the end of the term.

6. Wipe

   After the rental a VM is deleted, and the next one is created afresh from a clean image. A whole Mac is erased and reinstalled before the next customer. Save your data in advance — it cannot be recovered.

Screen Sharing (VNC)

The macOS desktop. From a Mac, the built-in Screen Sharing app; from Windows and Linux, any VNC client.

SSH

Terminal: agents in tmux, scripts, CI, rsync and git.

Private tunnel

Access goes through Tailscale or WireGuard, not a port open to the internet.

Your own tool

Bring your own remote tool. We suggest Parsec (pre-installed, sign in with your own account), but anything you install works.

On a whole Mac

Parsec is the suggested tool: it uses the Mac’s graphics hardware and gives the most responsive desktop. Screen Sharing and SSH work too.

In a virtual machine

The supported route is Screen Sharing (VNC) and SSH. Parsec relies on graphics hardware, and it is not confirmed to work inside a VM yet — do not count on it.

Pricing and availability →