• BTIG set a price target of $45 for NASDAQ:BRZE, indicating a potential upside of approximately 32.59% from its then-current price.
• The mean price target for BRZE is $46.63, with a range suggesting a potential increase of 8.8% to 94.7%.
• BRZE's recent performance shows a 23.8% gain over the past four weeks, with a market capitalization of approximately $3.6 billion.

Braze Inc. (NASDAQ:BRZE) is a company that specializes in customer engagement technology, helping businesses build strong relationships with their customers through personalized messaging and data-driven insights. As a key player in the software industry, Braze competes with other tech firms that offer similar customer engagement solutions.

On December 16, 2025, BTIG set a price target of $45 for BRZE, suggesting a potential upside of approximately 32.59% from its then-current price of $33.94. This aligns closely with Wall Street analysts' average price target, which indicates a potential upside of 33.5%. The stock's recent performance, with a 23.8% gain over the past four weeks, supports this optimistic outlook.

The mean price target for BRZE is $46.63, based on 19 short-term price targets ranging from $38.00 to $68.00. This range suggests a potential increase of 8.8% to as much as 94.7% from the current price level. The standard deviation of $6.53 among these estimates highlights the variability and level of agreement among analysts.

Despite some skepticism about the reliability of these metrics, the positive trend in earnings estimate revisions could lead to an increase in the stock's value. The stock recently closed a trading session at $34.93, reflecting a 2.48% increase or $0.82. Today, the stock has fluctuated between a low of $32.80 and a high of $34.01.

BRZE's market capitalization is approximately $3.6 billion, with a trading volume of 2,096,293 shares on the NASDAQ. Over the past year, the stock has reached a high of $48.33 and a low of $23.91. While the consensus price target is a popular tool for investors, the accuracy and objectivity of analysts in setting these targets have been subjects of debate.