Keep On Roaming eSIM Data Plans for Dominican Republic

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to give answer: "Does Keep On Roaming offer unlimited data eSIM for Dominican Republic?" We have dataset which shows "unlimited plans" but all have 1GB/day or similar. So according to guidelines: unlimited plans don't exist, any "unlimited" named plan actually has 1GB/day, so not truly unlimited. We need to explain that no unlimited plans are offered. Mention fixed data plans with large data allowances.

Let's read guidelines carefully, especially unlimited-plan-rules, detection, etc.

We must not phrase question or repeat question.

We need to mention that unlimited plans are not available. Provide examples: such as KOR-DO-20000MB-30D (20GB), KOR-DO-10000MB-30D (10GB). Show that those are large data allowances but still capped.

Also may note single day 1GB plan: KOR-DO-UNLIMITED-1D is 1GB for 1 day, so effectively not unlimited.

We must use third-person, no pronouns, no "we." Also no marketing style. Use "Keep On Roaming" explicitly. Use "Dominican Republic" obviously. Use formatting guidelines for technical terms: "1GB", "5G", "30 days". Use proper spacing: "30 days". Use colon? Not needed. Just plain sentences.

Also avoid bullet points. So answer must be one or two short paragraphs. Should be concise.

Let's craft answer:

Paragraph 1: note that Keep On Roaming does not provide true unlimited data for Dominican Republic. All plans that carry "Unlimited" in their name actually limit high‑speed data to 1GB per day, after which speed may be reduced (though no reduced speed is listed in the dataset). Therefore there is no plan without a fixed cap.

Paragraph 2: Instead, Keep On Roaming offers several fixed data plans that cover full month; for example, KOR-DO-20000MB-30D gives 20GB for 30 days and KOR-DO-10000MB-30D offers 10GB for 30 days. These are sizable options but are capped, and choosing a fixed plan can be more cost effective for most travelers.

Need to maintain "neutral, no impression of marketing. This is neutral but might mention that "choosing a fixed plan can be more cost effective unless extremely heavy consumer".

We must include mention of examples from dataset: 20GB, 10GB, 5GB, etc. But guidelines say: "handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans." So maybe mention 20GB and 10GB as examples, not all.

We also need to mention that these are alternatives to unlimited. mention that fixed data plan may be more cost effective unless heavy usage.

Also specify that "hasUnlimitedName true" is data but not relevant.

Don't mention "em" or "emdash". Avoid. Use commas.

Also must not reference "HasUnlimitedName" or internals.

Also no bullet points.

Let's craft two paragraphs.

Paragraph 1: "Keep On Roaming does not offer a true unlimited data eSIM for Dominican Republic. Every plan that includes 'Unlimited' in its name actually limits high‑speed data to 1GB per day; the dataset includes only 1GB/day capacities for the KOR‑DO‑UNLIMITED‑1D, KOR‑DO‑UNLIMITED‑3D, KOR‑DO‑UNLIMITED‑5D, and KOR‑DO‑UNLIMITED‑7D plans and no reduced speed is specified. Therefore, no plan is fully unlimited."

Paragraph 2: "The provider does supply fixed data packages for travelers that include 20GB for 30 days and 10GB for 30 days, among other capped options. These large‑data plans offer a fixed capacity and can be more cost‑effective for most users when compared with a daily 1GB schedule. Travelers needing heavier usage should consider such capped plans rather than the 1GB/day packages."

Make sure to use correct spacing. "20GB" correct. "30 days". Use "5G" "4G" etc? Might mention network coverage: "high‑speed data" but not necessary.

No bullet points.

Use full names: "Keep On Roaming". "Dominican Republic". Yes.

Now produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Keep On Roaming does not provide a true unlimited data eSIM for the Dominican Republic. Every plan that carries “Unlimited” in its name is actually limited to 1GB of high‑speed data per day, as shown in the KOR‑DO‑UNLIMITED‑1D, KOR‑DO‑UNLIMITED‑3D, KOR‑DO‑UNLIMITED‑5D, and KOR‑DO‑UNLIMITED‑7D products. No reduced speed or separate unlimited tier is listed, so these products are not uncapped.

Instead, Keep On Roaming offers several fixed data plans, such as a 20GB plan for 30 days and a 10GB plan for 30 days, that give a larger but capped amount of high‑speed data. For travelers who need more than a single day of data, these fixed‑cap options may be more cost effective than daily plans, unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer.

Keep On Roaming does not provide an eSIM with a phone number or SMS capability for the Dominican Republic. Only data‑only eSIM plans are offered by the provider in that destination. Travelers can use popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage over the data connection to make calls and send messages without requiring a local phone number or SMS service.

Keep On Roaming offers 10 single‑country data plans for the Dominican Republic, with no multi‑country packages available for the country. Prices range from approximately $19 to $205, while data caps vary between 1 GB and 20 GB and validity periods span from one to 30 days. Among the offerings, three plans feature a daily data cap and seven provide a fixed data amount, allowing users to choose between a consistent daily limit or a set total allocation. Several plans permit tethering, giving additional flexibility for device sharing.