DART (Daily Average Revenue Trade) is a brokerage industry metric. DART has traditionally represented the average number of trades per day that resulted in commissions or fees. However, as zero commissions became the norm in 2019, some brokerages expanded the definition of DART to include many commission-free trades.

The average daily revenue trade is usually determined by multiplying the number of securities traded times the price per share. This can be calculated by looking at an equity fabricator order report, which details how many shares were traded at what price on a given day.