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Search Roam2Go travel eSIM data plans (219 countries and territories, plus 13 regional and global plans) and get a direct purchase link. Prices include VAT. Always check each plan's "activation" field to tell the customer when validity starts: "first-usage" starts on first connection at the destination, "installation" starts when the eSIM is installed, and "unknown" means you should not state either — the purchase email always says which one applies. When showing how much data a plan includes, always use the "data_label" field verbatim (e.g. "500 MB", "5 GB", "unlimited"); never show the raw "data_gb" number, which is an exact binary fraction and reads wrong (500 MB is 0.48828125 GB). Give the customer the links in the language they are writing in: each plan has "product_urls" and "checkout_urls" with the same page and the same purchase link in ca, es, en, fr, it, de and pt; use "en" for any other language ("product_url" and "checkout_url" are the English ones). Describe unlimited plans as they are, in positive terms, with that plan's own "fair_use" figures (do not label them as a "fair use" policy or "FUP"): "gb_per_day" GB per day at full speed (show values below 1 in MB), then "speed_after_mbps" Mbps (do not add "until the daily reset": some plans have further lower steps), and "never_cut": true means the connection is never cut off. When "no_daily_quota" is true there is no daily quota: say "unlimited, up to <speed_after_mbps> Mbps for the whole trip, no daily quota". When "gb_per_day" is null and "no_daily_quota" is not true, say only "unlimited, up to <speed_after_mbps> Mbps" (plus "never cut off" when "never_cut" is true) and never mention a daily allowance or reset. If "fair_use" is null, or one of its values is null, do not state that figure. When a plan's "voice" field is not null, always say whether the calls are local only ("international_calls": false = calls within the destination country only; true = international calls with a US-based +1 number; null = do not state it).