ChainCatcher reported that Grok 4.5 has officially been added to the selectable provider service on the B.AI API platform. Built by SpaceXAI as a flagship AI model, Grok 4.5 is positioned for advanced use cases including complex coding, autonomous Agent task orchestration, and deep knowledge work. The report said the model brings notable gains in inference efficiency and task automation. Starting immediately, users can log in to B.AI and call Grok 4.5 directly through the platform’s selectable provider mode. B.AI is also rolling out a 40% discount, giving developers and enterprise users a lower-cost way to access the model’s reasoning and automation capabilities for more demanding business scenarios.
According to ChainCatcher, Grok 4.5 has officially gone live on B.AI API’s selectable provider service.
Now available through B.AI
The model, described as a flagship offering built by SpaceXAI, is aimed at advanced scenarios such as complex code generation, autonomous Agent task scheduling, and deep knowledge work.
The report said Grok 4.5 delivers notable improvements in inference efficiency and task automation. Effective immediately, users can log in to the B.AI platform and directly access Grok 4.5 through the selectable provider model.
40% discount launched at the same time
B.AI is also offering an exclusive 40% discount, giving developers and enterprise users a lower entry cost and better price-performance for access to Grok 4.5’s reasoning and automation capabilities.
In the platform’s description, the integration adds a new option for handling complex business use cases.
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