Pros
- Ease of Use: The tool is straightforward and simple to navigate.
- Chrome Extensions: These are genuinely helpful for quick insights.
- MOZ Info: This is where Branalyzer truly shines—its MOZ data is consistent and reliable.

Cons
- Outdated User Interface: The dashboard feels like a relic from the early 2000s. It desperately needs a UX/UI overhaul.
- Chrome Extensions Issues: While useful, they lack proper integration. I couldn’t connect them to my account—redirects to a Stripe portal didn’t lead to any resolution.
- No Saved Searches: There’s no way to save brand searches, meaning I have to re-run searches every time. This is a big inconvenience.
- Lack of Organization: There’s no project section to organize brands, making workflow management difficult.
- Incomplete Tools: Some tools lack sufficient information or are outright buggy.
- Lost Searches: Medium/long tasks don’t have a progress bar, and refreshing or leaving the page causes the task (and credits) to be lost.
- Data Inconsistencies: For instance, brand summaries often display different social media profiles with each search. Tools like social scraping feel hit-or-miss.

Final Thoughts
Branalyzer has potential but feels unfinished. I don't have 100% sure about this but, its reliance on real-time API calls means data isn’t saved for later, and there’s no client database for easy access to previous work. The lack of saved searches and project management features makes it difficult to recommend for professional use. While it’s great for quick domain authority checks or identifying top pages, the rest of the tool feels inconsistent at best.

Tool Rankings:
Brand Summary: 5/10 (Inconsistent and unreliable data)
Brand SEO: 8/10 (Decent but missing load time analysis and domain age info)
Brand History: 9/10
Brand Keywords: 10/10
Brand Backlinks: 10/10
Brand Competitors: 9/10
Brand Top Pages: 9/10
Brand Malicious: N/A
Brand Social: 3/10 (Inconsistent and redundant)
Brand Report: N/A (Blocked for AppSumo TLDs)
Brand Emails: 5/10 (I found more emails manually through sitemaps)
Brand Traffic: 7/10 (Some useful data, but estimations feel exaggerated)
Brand KPI: 5/10 (Proprietary formulas are good in theory but fall flat due to unreliable data)
Brand AI: 2/10 (Unclear functionality, no instructions provided)

If your primary need is quick domain authority checks or top-page analysis, Branalyzer could work for you. Otherwise, the tool requires significant improvements to reach its full potential.