External Services & Privacy
The conversion itself runs on your own server. Nothing about it leaves your site. A handful of optional features do reach out to outside services, though, and this page lists every one of them so there are no surprises.
Three of them only run from inside the admin area, and only when you start them yourself (an AI Enhancement pass, or sending feedback). The other three come into play on the front end, when a visitor views a converted page that happens to use them, or while you’re editing a Map block.
Anthropic (Claude) AI
This powers the optional AI Enhancement feature. It does nothing unless you’ve saved an Anthropic API key and started a pass yourself.
When a pass runs, the plugin sends the converted page’s markup, the instructions for the model, and links to the before/after screenshots to Anthropic’s API, along with your API key. If no key is saved, nothing is sent.
Provided by Anthropic, PBC. See their terms and privacy policy.
Screenshot service (Progressus)
The AI feature needs to “see” both versions of a page to compare them, so it uses a Progressus-run service to capture a screenshot of the original Elementor page and one of the converted page.
It only sends the public address of the page being captured and a flag for desktop or mobile. The service returns image links, which the AI step then uses.
Operated by Progressus. See the terms and privacy policy.
Feedback service (Progressus)
If a conversion didn’t go the way you hoped, you can send feedback to the developers. This is entirely opt-in. It never happens on its own, and nothing is sent unless you fill in the form and submit it.
When you do, the plugin sends a package to a Progressus endpoint: some environment details (your site domain, a hashed version of the site URL, plugin/WordPress/PHP versions, active theme, and locale), your browser and screen details, the conversion summary, your rating and notes, and the converted content and screenshots for the pages you pick. The request is signed with an ID and secret that were generated once and stored on your own site.
Operated by Progressus. See the terms and privacy policy.
Google Fonts
If your original Elementor design used web fonts, the converted page keeps them. When someone views that page, their browser loads those fonts from Google Fonts, exactly as it did before.
Provided by Google. See their terms and privacy policy.
Google Maps and YouTube
A converted page that contains a map or a video embeds it from Google Maps or YouTube, the same way the Elementor page did. These load only when such a page is viewed.
Provided by Google. See the terms, the YouTube terms, and the privacy policy.
OpenStreetMap (Nominatim)
When you edit a Map block and start typing an address (three characters or more), the plugin looks up matching places using OpenStreetMap’s Nominatim service and shows suggestions. This happens in the editor only, never on the public side of your site.
Provided by the OpenStreetMap Foundation. See the usage policy and privacy policy.
Summary
| Service | Runs where | Only when |
|---|---|---|
| Anthropic (Claude) | Admin | You start an AI Enhancement pass (needs your key) |
| Screenshot service | Admin | You start an AI Enhancement pass |
| Feedback service | Admin | You submit feedback |
| Google Fonts | Front end | A visitor views a converted page that reuses those fonts |
| Google Maps / YouTube | Front end | A visitor views a converted page with a map or video |
| OpenStreetMap Nominatim | Admin | You type an address into a Map block |
If you skip the AI, feedback, and Map features, and your pages don’t reuse Google fonts, maps, or videos, the plugin talks to no outside services at all.