For a WordPress only site, half a dozen plugins for specific functionality is what I aim for.
But WooCommerce, they pile up really quickly just for core requirements like payment gateways, a quickview, wishlist: Things that are core or would be baked into the theme in Magento.
62, wow. I flip out if they had half that. Usually they're running some sort of cruddy backup system, multiple security plugins because they got hacked previously (not surprised) and a dozen plugins that they don't need.
For a WordPress only site, half a dozen plugins for specific functionality is what I aim for.
But WooCommerce, they pile up really quickly just for core requirements like payment gateways, a quickview, wishlist: Things that are core or would be baked into the theme in Magento.
62, wow. I flip out if they had half that. Usually they're running some sort of cruddy backup system, multiple security plugins because they got hacked previously (not surprised) and a dozen plugins that they don't need.