Gavin Golden Why don't you use a local EAS build? You only need the EAS to manage the certificates for you.

If you have targeted Android for local APK testing you can also use the prebuild and local build to take advantage of Gradle build caches to speed up your builds.

If you want to Dockerize the whole thing for Android APK development here's what I did

It does all the tooling you'd need down to the Android SDK.

I do use EAS for Apple builds at the moment because of certificates but even that if I wanted to run on the mac isn't too difficult IIRC it's just

eas build --local --platform=ios --profile=???

As long as it is per use, and not a Netflix Monthly Subscribtion deal that would be amazing.

Honestly, the subscription deals are misused and ruined a lot of companies, because it makes you never go back once you take a break.

Kim Brandwijk The on-demand pricing is great although it doesn't provide an option to get priority builds for anything less than the Production plan. Is that being considered? E.g. free tier users could opt into a priority build via the CLI for $2

Gavin Golden We have just announced usage-based billing, where it's easier to tailor things to your needs. I invite you to have another look at our pricing page (https://expo.dev/pricing) and see what we're planning to roll out over the coming period. I hope this fits your needs.

There used to be a $29 plan that gave 1 concurrent priority build during the beta