Rewind Review Sync for Google Maps and Elementor pulls real Google Maps reviews into WordPress and stores each one as a post. From there you can display them two ways: with the bundled Google Reviews widget (works with free Elementor), or by building your own Loop Grid template using the plugin’s dynamic tags (requires Elementor Pro).
Reviews are fetched through the Apify platform, an external third-party service you connect with your own account. See the “External services” section below for exactly what is sent and when.
All tags appear under the Google Reviews group in the Elementor dynamic tags picker:
The reviewer’s name and the review body are stored as the post title and post content, so use Elementor’s built-in Post Title and Post Content dynamic tags for those.
Elementor is a hard requirement and is declared through the Requires Plugins header, so WordPress will not activate this plugin until Elementor is installed and active.
compass~google-maps-reviews-scraper actor on Apifyrewind_review custom post typeThis plugin relies on the Apify platform (https://apify.com) to retrieve Google Maps reviews. It does not work without it.
What the service is used for: running the Google Maps Reviews Scraper actor, which collects the public reviews for the business URL you configure and returns them to your site.
What data is sent, and when: the Google Maps URL you enter in the plugin settings, and your Apify API token for authentication. Nothing else is transmitted — no site URL, no user data, no analytics, no telemetry. Data is sent only when you click Sync Now, or when the scheduled automatic sync runs. No request is made until you have entered your own Apify token and saved it.
Where the data goes: https://api.apify.com/
Using this plugin means your use of Apify is governed by their terms:
No data is sent to any other third-party service.