Your technology director, without having one on the payroll.
Large companies have someone who decides which technology to buy, what to stop paying for and how to stay protected. You can have that too, a few hours a month.
Ask for your diagnosisSound familiar?
You pay every month for software and services you are not sure you need.
Each supplier recommends their own product and nobody looks at your company as a whole.
If your main computer broke down tomorrow, you would not know how long it would take to get back to work.
The problem, in one sentence
Many small businesses pay for technology designed for multinationals with millions of customers: they rent computers by the hour from giants like Amazon or Google and pay for software per person and per month. You can almost always do the same for less, and keep your data at home.
Companies estimate that they waste around 29% of what they spend on the cloud (Flexera, State of the Cloud 2026).
What a part-time technology director does
Reviews what you pay and tells you what you do not need.
Chooses the tools with you and negotiates with suppliers.
Protects your company: backups that really work.
Prepares you for artificial intelligence without sending your data outside.
How much it costs, compared
80,000 - 130,000 EUR a year
A technology director on the payroll
From 450 EUR a month
CTO Pyme, plus VAT
Examples
Illustrative examples with round figures. They are not real customer cases or a promise of savings.
Licences nobody uses
15 people paying for three separate programs, about 9,000 EUR a year, with data that does not talk to each other. A single program without per-user fees can cost a third.
An oversized server
A machine rented "just in case" for peaks that never come: 500 EUR a month. A server of your own or a nearby provider can cost half or less.
Backups that were never tested
"We have backups", but nobody has ever restored one. After a ransomware attack, five days stopped cost far more than testing them every quarter.
Who is behind it
I am Fernando Hernández, from Lemon Tree Cloud, in Murcia. I help companies choose, set up and look after their technology. I work with few companies, so I can really get to know them.
Start with a diagnosis
In one week you will know how much you pay, what you do not need and what risks you have. The report is yours, whether you continue or not.
Ask for your diagnosis