It also pledged to match any ad spend on their service, up to £1,800 (about R32,500), for all those wanting to try it for the first time until December 15.
This is one of several initiatives around the world to help small businesses hit hardest by the pandemic.
Locally, the department of small business development and Nedbank recently launched an initiative to empower 40,000 small businesses by giving informal traders R1,000 relief each.
“In a total contribution of R40m, qualifying traders will receive grants of R1,000 each. The money will be used to buy stock,” small business development minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni said on Monday.
Traders must have a SA identity document, valid municipal trading permit and register and fill in an application form on the national small, medium and micro enterprise (SMME) website.