Verification
The directory shows records that point back at a source page. This page says what “verified” means here, and what is still unchecked.
When a record counts as verified
It comes from the provider's own official page. The data file stores that URL and the capture time.
Fields the page did not state stay unknown. A product name is not used to invent a physical machine, a stock count, or a rating.
The record means the public page was read at that minute. It is not an on-site audit, and it is not confirmation the machine is still for rent.
Who is listed
This version lists professional, self-operated cloud Mac providers, and only when an official page was captured.
Independent owners and resellers are not verified. They can send listing interest. Interest does not become a quote.
Apple's macOS licence
Apple's macOS software licence says macOS may be offered as a service to a third party only as Permitted Developer Services, for a minimum of 24 consecutive hours, and for exclusive use by one person.
onmac is still checking whether each provider operates inside that scope. This page does not say that any listing complies or violates the licence, and it is not legal advice.
Disks and credentials
Planned standard: when a rental ends, the operator should wipe user data from the disk and replace passwords, keys, and access credentials.
That is a standard onmac wants to check later. It is not a promise these providers have made, and it is not a result we have inspected.
Quotes go stale
Captures older than 30 days are marked stale. The exchange rate and the hours in a month are assumptions stored in config, so different currencies and billing periods can be read together. They are not a provider's invoice.