Nomad eSIM Data Plans for Czech Republic

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>The output needed: a one or two paragraph answer. We must respond to "Does Nomad offer unlimited data eSIM for Czech Republic?" We have dataset listing Nomad plans for Czech Republic. Data caps are all 50GB, 30GB, 20GB. No unlimited plan. Must state unlimited is not available. Mention fixed data plans (the given ones) as alternatives. We should mention for example 50GB or 20GB etc. We should use allowed technical formatting: 5G network etc. The instructions: Provide answer concisely in one or two short paragraphs. No headings or bullet lists. Must mention "Nomad" specifically. Must mention "Czech Republic". Must avoid marketing style. Must mention a couple of example plans that have large data allowances. Must not repeat or rephrase question. Must not use em dash. Use commas. Standard punctuation. No references or anything else.

We have to keep the answer neutral. E.g.:

"Nomad does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for Czech Republic. Travelers who need more data can choose from fixed data plans such as the Local Czech Republic – 30 Days – 50 GB at $45.00 USD or the Regional Europe – 30 Days – 50 GB at $29.00 USD. These plans offer 5G connectivity and include tethering. If a traveler anticipates very high data usage, a fixed plan may be more cost‑effective than trying to find an unlimited option, which is currently unavailable for Czech Republic from Nomad."

We mustn't use language implying else. It's neutral. Use correct grammar. Use "Czech Republic" every time. Use "Nomad". Must mention a couple of example plans. This is enough. No bullet lists. Keep it in paragraph form. Let's format future paragraphs. We don't need citations, just plain text. That works.

Additionally, guidelines say "If unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited." Data cap is not unlimited. So not exist. Then "State clearly that unlimited plans are not available." "Mention that fixed data plans are available as alternatives, and briefly highlight one or two examples from the dataset. Note that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans, not the full list." So we must mention that examples are handpicked. For example "Local Czech Republic - 30 Days - 50 GB" and "Regional Europe - 30 Days - 50 GB".

Also "Explain that choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer." That is consistent. We'll phrase that. So produce two paragraphs.

Paragraph 1: No unlimited plans; list examples of fixed plans with their data cap and validity; note they represent only a subset. Paragraph 2: explain that fixed data plan may be more cost effective for heavy usage, or cannot guarantee unlimited usage.

Be careful about punctuation. Use "5G" as network. Use "30 days" etc. Respect formatting, e.g. "30 days" with space. Use "50GB" etc. Use "$45.00 USD" etc. Use no bullet points. No headings. Use third-person.

Make sure inner textual references: e.g. "Nomad does not offer an unlimited data eSIM for Czech Republic." That answers it. Continue.

Follow additional guidelines: Only technical terms: "5G", "50GB". We do not need to mention speed. We can reference tethering but fine. Must not use em dash. So we avoid "—".

Will produce:

"Nomad does not have an unlimited data eSIM for Czech Republic. Fixed‑data options are available, for example the Local Czech Republic – 30 Days – 50 GB plan priced at $45.00 USD and the Regional Europe – 30 Days – 50 GB plan priced at $29.00 USD. These are representative of the larger data plans available and are not the full set of choices. Travelers with very high data needs may find a fixed plan more economical, while those who need unlimited data would need to look for alternative providers."

Check that we didn't omit any required formatting. Use "Czech Republic" each mention. Use "Nomad". We didn't use a heading. Paragraph is short. This is fine.

Let's double-check guidelines: "Always explicitly mention Nomad when referring to the provider. Do not use pronouns like 'this provider'." We do mention Nomad in paragraph. Good. "Always explicitly mention Czech Republic when referring to the destination." We mention it. Good. "Keep language clear, neutral, and informational. Avoid marketing style claims, subjective wording or filler text." We did. "Write from a third-party perspective." We did. "Do not repeat the question." We did not repeat. "Do not include a title, headings, or bullet points." OK. "Use commas, parentheses, or standard punctuation. No em dashes." We used no em dashes. Good. "Only from data or instructions." We have only data from dataset. We used example plans. All good.

We might add that "fixed data plans are more cost-effective unless extremely heavy data consumer." We mentioned "Travelers with very high data needs may find a fixed plan more economical". That implies that. Good. Also mention that it may be more cost effective generally. There is no mention of "extremely heavy usage". Might be slightly more adjectives but fine.

We must consider that phrase "users should can consider..." etc. It's neutral. Good.

We might add "5G network" but not necessary. But we could. There is no requirement to mention network. But we can mention network consistent. But it's not mandatory.

Let's craft final answer as two paragraphs. That should meet guidelines. We'll do it.

Check the paragraph length. Not too long. Two short paragraphs. That should satisfy.

Let's produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Nomad does not offer an unlimited data eSIM for Czech Republic. Fixed‑data options are available instead, such as the Local Czech Republic – 30 Days – 50 GB plan priced at $45.00 USD and the Regional Europe – 30 Days – 50 GB plan priced at $29.00 USD. These are representative of the larger data plans offered but are only a selection of the full list.

Travelers who anticipate very high data usage find fixed plans more economical than searching for an unlimited alternative, which is currently unavailable from Nomad for Czech Republic.

Nomad does not offer an eSIM for the Czech Republic that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. Their Czech Republic plans are data‑only. Travelers can use internet‑based messaging and calling apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage over the data connection to communicate.

Nomad provides six single‑country data plans and twenty‑one multi‑country plans that include coverage of Czech Republic. The plans are priced between $4.50 and $69.00 USD and offer data caps ranging from 1 GB to 50 GB. Validity periods vary from seven to sixty days, and several of the plans permit tethering.