Simple, transparent pricing

The M4 Mac mini with 16 GB of unified memory: $80 a month billed annually ($960 a year), or $99 a month billed monthly. More memory and a bigger SSD add to the price at the same rate.

You build each Mac in the constructor and pay per billing period. Need more capacity? Add another machine — it's provisioned as a new node and added to your account. There's no proration: a new machine simply starts its own period. To change a machine's spec, deploy a new configuration; the old one is released when you tear it down.

Macyou does not offer a free trial or refunds for unused subscription time. Refunds are available only if we fail to provision your machine within 24 hours of payment or if you are charged in error — see our Refund Policy for full details. You can cancel at any time and keep access until the end of the current paid period.

Monthly or annual. The monthly rate is the machine’s hardware cost over a seven-month payback. The annual rate is the same hardware spread over twelve months plus what it costs us to keep it racked, so it lands 15–39% below monthly — the more expensive the Mac, the bigger the gap. Each period is paid up front by invoice; there is no hourly or daily billing.

Running several machines or building a Thunderbolt cluster? Contact sales@macyou.co for custom quotes.

Payment is in crypto — USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20) — via our payment provider (NOWPayments). You receive an invoice per billing period and pay it on-chain. We do not accept credit/debit cards or wire transfer.

Yes. The “Build a Mac” constructor lets you pick the chip, unified memory, and SSD (up to 16 TB). M4 minis are in stock and deploy in minutes; the 2026 machines — M6, M5 Pro, M5 Max, M5 Ultra — are available on request and join a waitlist so we buy against real demand rather than promise stock we do not hold. Every price is the hardware cost divided by a seven-month payback, so what you see is arithmetic you can check, not a markup.