Rent a Mac mini in Asia and Australia: Cloud Mac Prices

Cloud Mac · By FideNubi Team · 2026-10-26 · Updated 2026-11-15

Short answer. At our latest check on 15 November 2026, 11 companies rent Mac minis in Asia and Australia with prices on their own pages, in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, India and Australia. The cheapest Mac mini is MacinCloud, M1, 8 GB / 250 GB, $89 a month (about €80.53). The newest chips are rare: only 4 companies list the Mac mini M6, the cheapest at Casbay, M6, 16 GB / 256 GB, $169 a month (about €152.91). In Australia, RentCC offers a Mac mini M6, and MacinCloud has dedicated Mac minis in Sydney and Mumbai, the only India location in our tables.

Renting a Mac mini in the cloud means paying a company to run a real Mac in a data center and give you remote access. This page compares the companies with data centers in Asia, side by side. If you are new to the idea, start with What Is a Cloud Mac? and how to choose a cloud Mac.

Key facts

• Companies in the table: 11, with 27 Mac mini plans.
• Locations: Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, India and Australia.
• Cheapest Mac mini M4: $98.90 a month; cheapest M6: $169 a month; M5 Pro: $459 a month.
• Plans with a listed daily price: 5.
• Australia and India: RentCC (Australia) and MacinCloud (Sydney, Mumbai) are in the table.
• Last check: 15 November 2026.

One Mac mini model in all regions, with specs and the AI models it runs: M6, M5 Pro, M4 Pro, M4, M2 Pro, M2, M1 and Intel.

Which companies rent cloud Mac minis in Asia, and at what price?

Use the map and the filters to narrow the list by location, company, chip, RAM, storage or maximum monthly price. Click a dot on the map to see one location, and click a column heading to sort.

Looking for servers elsewhere? See the Europe and North America comparisons.

What is different about renting a Mac in Asia?

• Few companies, few chips. Europe has 36 companies in our comparison and North America 16; Asia has 11. Most Asian plans are the Mac mini M4. The M6 is listed by Casbay (Malaysia), Lumio (Japan) and RentCC (Australia), the M5 Pro only by Casbay, and Simcentric and Dataplugs (Hong Kong) rent an Intel Mac mini (2018), which cannot run the latest macOS versions.
• Commitment terms. Casbay prices its Macs by term: the monthly price in the table is its shortest term (one month for the M4 and M6, three months for the M5 Pro), and the yearly price is its 12-month term, which is much cheaper per month.
• Home-network IPs. Lumio (Japan) and RentCC (South Korea, Australia) put their Macs on a local internet provider's network and give each Mac a home-type IP address, which they state on their pages; the other companies use data center networks. Prices of these plans are in the same table, marked in the plan name.
• Daily and weekly plans. ZoneMac lists daily and weekly prices next to the monthly ones, useful if you need a Mac for a short job.
• US dollars. Almost all prices are in US dollars; VAT or sales tax is not stated on most pages.

Which other companies rent Macs in Asia?

Not every company publishes its Mac prices on its website. These also rent Macs in Asia; check their sites for current plans and prices:

• Server Gigabit: Mac mini rental in Malaysia.
• MacCloud: Mac mini M4 rental with nodes in Singapore, Japan and other locations.

How we collect these prices

Every price comes from the provider's own public page. We leave out plans that do not match Apple's official Mac mini configurations. Where a company does not say where its Macs are, we show the country where the company is based. When a company does not list a billing period, we calculate it (monthly × 12 for a year) and mark it with a tilde. More in how we collect data.

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