Verizon Wireless on Tuesday announced the launch of HomeFusion Broadband, a new wireless access service that uses Verizon’s 4G LTE technology to provide residential dwellings with high-speed wireless Internet access.

Developed as an alternative to cable or FIOS, for homes that can get neither, HomeFusion Broadband works using a cylinder-shaped antenna that’s connected to the exterior of the home. Inside are multiple antennas that pick up Verizon’s 4G LTE signal. A broadband router included as part of the installation enable users to connect up to four wired and 20 wireless devices via Wi-Fi.

The service launches in Birmingham, Ala., Dallas and Nashville, Tenn. with other markets to follow. Usage plans start at $59.99 per month for 10GB of access. A one-time equipment fee of $199.99 is charged, though Verizon doesn’t charge for installation.