  We analise braneworld scenarios via a configurational entropy (CE) formalism.
Braneworld scenarios have drawn attention mainly due to the fact that they can
explain the hierarchy problem and unify the fundamental forces through a
symmetry breaking procedure. Those scenarios localize matter in a $(3+1)$
hypersurface, the brane, which is inserted in a higher dimensional space, the
bulk. Novel analytical braneworld models, {in which the warp factor depends} on
a free parameter $n$, were recently released in the literature. In this article
we will provide a way to constrain this parameter through the relation between
information and dynamics of a system described by the CE. We demonstrate that
in some cases the CE is an important tool in order to provide the most probable
physical system among all the possibilities. In addition, we show that the
highest CE is correlated to a tachyonic sector of the configuration, where the
solutions for the corresponding model are dynamically unstable.
