eSIMCard eSIM Data Plans for Indonesia

eSIMCard does not provide a truly unlimited data eSIM for Indonesia. All plans labeled “Unlimited” in the eSIMCard catalogue are capped at 1 GB (per day or total) and include a reduced speed (500 kbps or 512 kbps) once the cap is reached, so they do not offer high‑speed data without limits.

For travelers who need more data, eSIMCard offers fixed‑data options that may be more cost‑effective. For example, the “50GB Data For 60Day in Indonesia, Unthrottled” plan provides 53.69 GB of unthrottled data for 60 days (priced at $225.31 USD), and the “100GB eSIM Data For 180 Days in Asia” plan gives 100 GB of unthrottled data for 180 days (priced at $258.63 USD). These fixed‑data plans provide a larger, predictable data allowance while avoiding the throttling associated with the “Unlimited” names.

eSIMCard does not provide an Indonesian eSIM that comes with a local phone number or SMS capability. All of the plans it sells for Indonesia are data‑only, so no inbound or outbound voice or text is included. Travelers can still use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection for calls and messaging, but a traditional phone number or SMS service is not available from this provider.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to write an FAQ answer to question: "How many data plans does eSIMCard offer for Indonesia?"

We have dataset: plan summary with categories:

• Price Range (USD) $4.27 - $478.46
• Data Range (Data cap) 1GB - 100GB
• Validity Range (days) 1 - 365
• Single Coverage Plans: 35
• Multiple Coverage Plans: 48
• Daily Data Cap Plans: 24
• Fixed Data Cap Plans: 59

Also "Single Coverage Plans" likely refers to single-country plans. "Multiple Coverage Plans" likely refers to multi-country. So we want to answer number of single-country plans and multi-country plans for Indonesia. However question: "How many data plans does eSIMCard offer for Indonesia?" They might want total number, but guidelines say: "Identify the number of available single-country and multi-country plans for eSIMCard in Indonesia, and mention both separately only if both exist. If only one type is available, mention just that." So we need to identify if both exist. According to data, Single Coverage Plans: 35. Multiple Coverage Plans: 48. So both exist. So mention both separately. Then include price range and data cap range. Also mention daily data cap vs fixed data cap difference if applicable. We see daily and fixed plans. We can briefly say daily data cap plans limited daily amount but can be used over other days.

Make sure no bullet points, no dashes. Use commas, parentheses. Avoid phrase "you're asking about" etc. Use natural language. Provide final answer. Avoid repeating question phrasing. Keep third-party perspective. Possibly mention eSIMDB does not sell. But let's see guidelines: mention "the answer sounds natural and neutral in tone." "eSIMDB is a comparison site, not an eSIM service provider. Write the answer from a third-party perspective." So just give info. Provide numbers.

Let's craft a concise answer:

"eSIMCard offers 35 single-country data plans and 48 multi-country data plans for Indonesia. Prices range from $4.27 to $478.46, and data caps vary between 1 GB and 100 GB. The catalog includes daily data cap plans, which cap usage each day, and fixed data cap plans, which allow a specified data amount for the entire validity period. "

We need to ensure not to use bullet points. Good. Also keep in mind not to use dashes. Use commas, parentheses. Should avoid dashes. Also avoid "@"? It's fine. Use numbers properly. Should we mention the "single coverage plans" as "single-country" and "multiple coverage plans" as "multi-country." So replicate that.

Also maybe mention "eSIMCard offers 35 single-country and 48 multi-country plans for Indonesia" but the sentence "offers 35 single-country and 48 multi-country plans" is fine.

Also price range $4.27 to $478.46, data cap range 1GB to 100GB. Also mention daily vs fixed data cap. So answer should mention difference between daily and fixed data cap plans. That difference already present. So mention.

I think the answer should read:

"eSIMCard provides 35 single‑country data plans and 48 multi‑country data plans for Indonesia. Pricing ranges from about $4.27 to $478.46, while data caps span 1 GB to 100 GB. The offering includes daily data cap plans, which limit the amount of data each day, and fixed data cap plans, which give a set amount of data usable over the entire validity period."

Make sure no dash. We can use parentheses for clarity: e.g., "35 single‑country plans (which cover Indonesia only) and 48 multi‑country plans (which include Indonesia among other destinations)." Let's incorporate parentheses.

We must obey guideline: "Do not use dashes (—) in the answer. Instead, use commas, parentheses, and other standard punctuation." So avoid "single‑country" with dash; we can use "single country" or "single country plans." Similarly avoid "multi‑country." Better to use "single-country" but with hyphen maybe considered dash. Actually hyphen dash may be considered dash? The guideline says "Do not use dashes (—) in the answer." The em dash is "—". A hyphen is "-" maybe allowed? Might be considered dashes too. To be safe, use "single country" and "multi country." Use quotes? No. Use space. So "single country" and "multi country." Ok.

Also the answer should specify "price range" and "data cap range." Could be phrasing: "prices between $4.27 and $478.46 and data caps between 1 GB and 100 GB." Should we mention daily vs fixed. Yes.

The guidelines: "If the provider offers different types of plans (e.g., fixed data amount vs daily data cap), briefly explain the difference only if applicable." We have daily and fixed. So mention difference.

We need to "make sure to include the number of single-country plans and multi-country plans." Good.

We want to keep it neutral and objective. Eg: "According to the available data, eSIMCard lists 35 single-country data plans and 48 multi-country data plans for Indonesia. Pricing spans $4.27 to $478.46 and data limits range from 1 GB to 100 GB." "Daily data cap plans cap the data usage each day, while fixed data cap plans allow a pre‑defined amount over the validity period." Good.

Let's produce final answer.

Check that no bullet points: no bullet points; just paragraph.

Check that no titles: just answer.

Check wording: no repeated question phrase.

Check no dashes: avoid em dash or hyphen for "single-country"? We can say "single country" and "multi country" no dash. Fine.

Double-check no bullet style.

Double-check paragraph length: short.

Ok produce final.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>eSIMCard lists 35 single‑country data plans and 48 multi‑country data plans that include Indonesia. Pricing ranges from about $4.27 to $478.46, and data caps spread between 1 GB and 100 GB. The catalogue contains both daily data cap plans, which limit the amount of data available each day, and fixed data cap plans, which allow a specified data amount to be used over the entire validity period.