Orla is an Italian musical instrument manufacturer founded in 1965 in Castelfidardo, a town in the Marche region widely regarded as Italy's center of keyboard and accordion production. The company grew out of Orlandoni e Co., an earlier accordion and reed-organ parts workshop, and was established by Nazzareno "Mimmo" Orlandoni and his brother-in-law Alfio Monaci. It remains a family-run business across multiple generations.

Orla produces a full line of electronic keyboard instruments, including digital pianos, portable and cabinet-style home organs, church organs, arranger keyboards, stage pianos, sound modules, and electronic accordions. The brand is particularly known for its digital ensemble grand pianos such as the Grand 500 and Grand 120, as well as stage and home lines like the Stage Studio, Stage Starter, and CDP digital pianos. In addition to selling under its own name, Orla has long manufactured instruments on an OEM basis for other American, European, and Japanese music companies.

The company has exhibited regularly at Musikmesse Frankfurt and NAMM, and has collaborated with inventor Remo Saraceni, creator of the Walking Piano featured in the 1988 film Big. Orla's identity is tied to its Italian manufacturing heritage and its focus on organ- and accordion-adjacent keyboard traditions, rather than the synthesizer or workstation market dominated by larger Japanese brands.

Orla Digital Pianos has 13 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Organs, Digital Pianos, and Portable & Arranger Keyboards. Their gear is featured by 5 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Rock, and Funk / Soul. Notable users include Aphex Twin, Trentemøller, and Joseph Ryan.