On December 3, 2025, the default resource class for macOS jobs will change from macos.m1.medium.gen1 to m4pro.medium for customers on a paid plan (Performance and Scale).
Free plan customers transitioned to this default on November 10th.
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What this means:
If you haven’t explicitly specified a resource class in your macOS job configuration:
- your jobs will automatically run on the faster
m4pro.medium resource starting December 3rd
- note that
m4pro.medium is priced at 200 credits/min compared to 150 credits/min for the previous default, though faster execution times may offset the higher per-minute rate - see our price list for details
- no action is required unless you want to opt in early or select a different resource class
If your jobs are explicitly configured with a specific resource class, they will continue to use those specifications.
Why we’re making this change:
The m4pro resource class offers significantly better performance, resulting in faster build times for most workloads.
What you can do:
- To start using
m4pro.medium before December 3rd, update your configuration to explicitly specify the resource class
- To continue using
macos.m1.medium.gen1 after December 3rd, you can explicitly specify it in your configuration - however, please note this resource class will reach end of life on February 16, 2026 (see deprecation notice)
- Review our macOS resource class documentation for all available options