Simfinity eSIM Data Plans for Guam

Simfinity does not provide an unlimited data eSIM plan for Guam. Travelers who need a fixed data allowance can choose from the available Simfinity plans that range from 1GB for 7 days to 20GB for 30 days. For example, the 20GB plan costs $97.84 USD and the 10GB plan costs $57.46 USD; both are valid for 30 days and include tethering. Fixed data plans can be a more cost‑effective choice for most users unless the data usage is extremely high.

Simfinity does not offer a Guam eSIM that includes a phone number or SMS capability; only data‑only plans are available from this provider.

Travelers who need to communicate can use popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection for calls and messaging without requiring a separate phone number or SMS service.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to answer question: "How many data plans does Simfinity offer for Guam?" Provide answer for FAQ. Use dataset given. The dataset gives plan summary: Price Range (USD) $8.86 - $97.84; Data Range (Data cap) 1GB - 20GB; Validity Range (days) 7 - 30; Single Coverage Plans 5; Multiple Coverage Plans 0; Miscellaneous: Tethering allowed.

We need to identify number of single-country and multi-country plans for Simfinity in Guam. According to dataset: Single Coverage Plans = 5; Multiple Coverage Plans = 0. So there are 5 single-country plans and no multi-country plans. Since only single-country plans exist, mention just that (only if both exist mention both separately). So we mention 5 single-country plans. Then we need to include summary of price range and data cap range. Not mandatory but we can summarizing.

Also mention difference types of plans (fixed data amount vs daily data cap) only if applicable. But dataset doesn't specify types. We might mention that the plans vary in data stipend and validity days. Provide price range and data cap range.

We should also say there's no multi-country plans. According to guidelines: "If only one type is available, mention just that." So mention single-country plans only. But we can mention it explicitly that there are no multi-country. The guideline: "If only one type is available, mention just that." So we might choose to mention only the single-country plans, maybe not mention multi-country at all, but maybe we do mention "only single-country data plans are provided". Might be safe.

We need to avoid dashes "—" use other punctuation. Use commas, parentheses etc.

We must not copy the question or refer to "You're asking about..."

We should not use bullets. So we need to write a paragraph.

We should include price range and data cap range. So write something like: "Simfinity provides five single-country data plans for Guam, ranging from $8.86 to $97.84 and from 1 GB to 20 GB of data over 7 to 30 days." Possibly mention "All plans allow tethering" but optional.

Ok.

Also mention "Single Coverage Plans 5" and "Multiple Coverage Plans 0" in context.

We need to keep answer neutral and third‑party perspective. That should be fine.

Make sure we don't mention dash. Use hyphen? The guidelines specifically say "Do not use dashes (—) in the answer. Instead use commas, parentheses, and other standard punctuation." We could avoid any hyphens. A hyphen is a dash? We should avoid any dash-like symbols. Maybe we can use "—" could be replaced by "to", etc. Just use "to". For example: "price range of $8.86 to $97.84". Avoid hyphen in that phrase. "Data cap range of 1GB to 20GB". That should be fine.

Also avoid "0" maybe we can say "none" but if we speak about single-country only, we can just mention "There are five single-country plans." And then we might mention "No multi-country plans are offered." But guideline says only mention both if both exist. However, that might be acceptable. But it says "If only one type is available, mention just that." So we might avoid mentioning multi-country. But we could say "Only single‑country plans are available, with five options." But "only" is ok.

But the instruction says "If only one type is available, mention just that." It doesn't say we cannot mention that there are no other types. But it might be safer to not mention the multi-country plans. But we could state "Only single-country data plans are offered." That implies no multi-country. But we might be safe.

Also include summary of price range and data cap range.

We need to do so.

Now produce final answer, no title.

Let's produce something like:

Simfinity offers five single‑country data plans for Guam. The plans vary in price from $8.86 to $97.84, provide between 1 GB and 20 GB of data, and run for 7 to 30 days, with all of them allowing tethering.

Ok.

Check guidelines:

• Must write clear and helpful answer suitable for FAQ: yes.

• Use objective language: we are.

• Third-party perspective: we are describing, not from provider.

• No title.

• No dashes. Avoid dashes. We can use hyphen? We should avoid hyphen between 1 GB? It's okay? It's not a dash. But it's safe to use "1 GB" no hyphen.

• No bullet points.

• Provide number of single-country and multi-country plans: we mention single-country 5, multi-country none but not mention if only single-country? Actually maybe mention "Multiple coverage: 0". But we can mention "There are no multi-country plans".

• Info about different plan types: not necessary.

• Summarize price range and data cap range: we did.

• Make sure to include the number of single-country plans and multi-country plans: we can say "five single-country plans" and "no multi-country plans" is okay.

• Avoid bullet points: we are using a paragraph.

Ok, final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Simfinity provides five single‑country data plans for Guam, with no multi‑country options available. The available plans range in price from $8.86 to $97.84 and offer between 1 GB and 20 GB of data, valid for 7 to 30 days, and all allow tethering.