Pay for Mac time,
nothing else.
Add whatever you want to your balance and spend it on Mac mini M4 sessions: Xcode builds, Simulator sessions, and TestFlight uploads from your own Apple account. Pick a Daily, Weekly or Monthly session when you launch.
Add credits
Any amount you like. One credit is one euro, and credits never expire.
Your balance pays for the Mac sessions below: pick Daily, Weekly or Monthly when you launch.
From €1 up to €20,000.
Visa and Mastercard · 3-D Secure
What your credits buy
A Cobalt Mac is yours for a fixed length of time, paid once in credits when you launch it. Nothing renews.
Daily
50 credits · €50
A day on the Mac: a fix, a review or a release build.
1 day on a dedicated Mac mini M4
Weekly
150 credits · €150
A week for a feature, a beta round or an App Review cycle.
7 days on a dedicated Mac mini M4
Monthly
300 credits · €300
A month of Mac for a whole release, at the lowest cost per day.
30 days on a dedicated Mac mini M4
Every session comes with Xcode, the Simulator and Instruments installed.
Pricing questions
The essentials on how credits work.
One credit is one euro; paying in US dollars, a credit costs one euro's worth of dollars at that day's exchange rate. A Mac workstation is a fixed-length session you pick when you launch it: Daily (50 credits), Weekly (150 credits) or Monthly (300 credits). Every Xcode build, and anything else you install and run on that Mac, is included for its whole length. Xcode comes installed; tools such as Fastlane or CocoaPods you add yourself.
Nothing yet: it opens at launch, and its prices will be shown before you book anything. The iOS Simulator is part of Xcode on your Cobalt Mac, so it costs nothing beyond your session, and so does uploading to TestFlight from Xcode (or from Fastlane, if you install it).
No. You buy credits once and spend them on a session when you want one. A Monthly session is 30 days of Mac access paid once; nothing renews.
Any amount from €1 to €20,000, in the currency you pay in, and as often as you like.
No. One credit is one euro (or its dollar value at the day's rate) whatever amount you add.